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2 Days
Do you only have a few days to explore the city and want to make the most of it? This tour has been specially designed for you. Meet your guide and driver at your hotel and explore the highlights of the city. The two days are designed so that you can comfortably visit Rome, skipping all the queues and using the air-conditioned car to get from one place to another.
Two days are ideal and enough to see the highlights of Beijing. This 2-day private tour offers the flexibility to choose exactly the attractions you want to see in Beijing. There are 18 attraction options listed below which cover all the highlights in Beijing. The itinerary will be worked out based on your options, touring date and hotel location and sent to you before the tour. Please choose 1 attraction option from category A A1. Juyongguan Great Wall (55KM) Juyongguan Great Wall is the number one pass in China. It is located in the 18 km long Guangou valley where the Jundu Mountain and Yan Mountain meet, which makes it the only route from Mongolia to Beijing in the old days. From the parking lot, it takes only 2 minutes to get on the actual Wall. It is more suitable for people who could not or don’t want to spend too much energy or time on reaching the actual Great Wall. Nowadays, It is much less crowded than the famous Badaling and Mutianyu Great Wall. A2. Badaling Great Wall (80KM) Badaling Great Wall is the first section of Great Wall opened to public in 1957, and the most visited section of the Great Wall of China. Badaling was first built in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) to occupy a commanding and strategic position for protecting the Juyongguan Great Wall, Ming Tombs and the city of Beijing. It is a beautiful section of the Great Wall, but very crowded during holidays and Summer. A3. Mutianyu Great Wall (85KM) Mutianyu Great Wall is a beautiful section of the Wall in Huairou district of Beijing. It was built and restored in the early Ming Dynasty, on the remnants of a Wall originally built in the Qi Dynasty (550-577). It used to be much less touristy and crowded than Badaling 10 years ago. Nowadays, with increasing popularity with domestic and foreign tourists, it is almost the same crowded as Badaling. It takes almost 2-3 hours to take the chairlift up and another 1-2 hours to get on the toboggan. Plus, there is another long line for the shuttle bus up and down. Avoid going there on holidays, busy season and Mondays, or start very early. A4. Huanghuacheng Great Wall (85KM) Huanghuacheng Great Wall is a section of the Wall built through a lake, beautiful and peaceful place especially between Apr.-Oct. with boats available to take. Different from the main tourist sections of the Great Wall at Mutianyu and Badaling, normally there are only a handful of tourists. It features appealing sights including submerged parts of the Great Wall under the lake and the view after reaching high points. It is unpredictable during rainy season whether it will be open or closed. So please pay attention to the weather broadcast. Please choose 5 different attraction options from Category B: B1. Tian’anmen Square is the largest city-center square in the world with many iconic buildings, such as the Great Hall of the People, Chairman Mao's Mausoleum, and so on B2. Forbidden City is the largest imperial palace in the world, it used to be the place where the Ming and Qing Emperors resided for over 500 years B3. Lama Temple is the largest lamasery in Beijing where two famous Qing emperors came from B4. Houhai Lake is one of the few old and original parts of Beijing with hundreds of years of history; it used to be the living quarter for high-ranking officials even princes in the Ming and Qing dynasties B5. Drum & Bell Towers are two iconic buildings in the old part of Beijing. You will get on the Drum Tower to have a Panoramic view of the Hutong neighborhood with century years' history B6. Jingshan Park is the best place to have a panoramic view of the Forbidden City, downtown Beijing and the old part of Beijing B7. Ming City Wall Ruin Park is the place to see the only remaining section of Ming City Wall first built in 1419 that used to encircle Beijing B8. Nanluoguxiang is one of the oldest Hutongs in Beijing with a history of over 740 years. Now it's a popular shopping place and snack street in Beijing. On either side of the street is the real life of local people similar to those hundreds of years ago B9. Temple of Heaven is the place where the Ming and Qing emperors performed their ritual ceremonies B10. Summer Palace is the largest and best-preserved imperial garden in China; you will take a dragon boat inside between Apr.-Oct. B11. Olympic Park: after the 2008 Olympic Games, the structures at the Beijing Olympic Park have become just as representative of Beijing as the Forbidden City or the Great Wall. You will walk around and have an exterior look of the Water Cube & Bird’s Nest B12. Panda House of Beijing Zoo is the best place to see the cute pandas in Beijing, there are about 10 of them. B13. Panjiayuan Antique Market, also known as Panjiayuan Ghost Market, is the largest, cheapest, and most popular antique market in Asia. It offers a huge assortment of antiques and oddities, best place to find cheap souvenirs on weekends B14. Hongqiao Pearl Market is a major knock-off market in Beijing
3 Days
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Enjoy an unforgettable 2-day Cairo experience exploring the city’s most iconic landmarks and cultural treasures. On the first day, step back into ancient history with visits to the legendary Pyramids of Giza, the Great Sphinx, and the Egyptian Museum, home to priceless artifacts from Egypt’s glorious past. The second day reveals a different side of Cairo, focusing on its rich religious and cultural heritage through visits to Coptic and Islamic Cairo, showcasing centuries of history in one vibrant city.
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Cover all the main attractions of the Normandy region while learning about the history, architecture and local culinary specialties.
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