Day 1: History & Culture
History & Culture
Tiananmen Square
The world's largest city square, surrounded by monumental architecture and history.
The Forbidden City
Explore the world's largest palace complex with over 9,000 rooms spanning 500 years of imperial history.
Jingshan Park
Climb the hill behind the Forbidden City for breathtaking panoramic views of the imperial palace.
Dinner in Qianmen
Explore the historic Qianmen area with traditional shops and famous Peking duck restaurants.
Day 2: Great Wall Adventure
Adventure & Nature
Depart for Mutianyu
Scenic drive through the countryside to the best-preserved section of the Great Wall, about 1.5 hours from the city.
Great Wall Exploration
Walk along the ancient fortification with stunning mountain views. Less crowded and beautifully restored.
Local Farmhouse Lunch
Enjoy a countryside lunch at a local farmhouse restaurant serving fresh mountain produce.
Return & Rest
Relaxing drive back to the city, with time to rest and freshen up after an adventurous day.
Hutong Night Walk
Explore the atmospheric hutongs at night when they're quiet and beautifully lit.
Day 3: Temple & Gardens
Culture & Tranquility
Temple of Heaven
A masterpiece of Ming architecture where emperors once prayed for good harvests. See locals doing morning exercises.
Lunch at Local Spot
Eat where Beijingers eat — a local restaurant serving authentic dishes away from tourist crowds.
Summer Palace
The largest imperial garden in China featuring Kunming Lake, the Long Corridor, and stunning pavilions.
Dinner & Houhai
Dine by the lake at Houhai, a popular bar and restaurant area with stunning night views.
Day 4: Art & Modern Beijing
Contemporary & Shopping
798 Art District
Beijing's premier contemporary art hub housed in a former factory complex. Galleries, cafes, and street art everywhere.
Lunch in 798
Enjoy lunch at one of the trendy restaurants in the art district serving creative cuisine.
Panjiayuan Market
Beijing's most famous antique and collectibles market. Perfect for unique souvenirs, jade, and vintage items.
Sanlitun Evening
Beijing's most vibrant nightlife and entertainment district. International restaurants, bars, and shopping.
Day 5: Culture & Departure
Discovery & Culture
Lama Temple (Yonghegong)
One of Beijing's most beautiful Tibetan Buddhist temples with a giant Buddha statue and incense-filled courtyards.
Nanluoguxiang & Beihai Park
Explore the charming hutong alleyway and nearby imperial park with paddle boats and pagodas.
Last Minute Shopping & Prep
Pick up last-minute souvenirs and prepare for departure. Silk Market for bargaining, Wangfujing for branded goods.
Farewell Dinner
Enjoy a memorable farewell dinner at a special Beijing restaurant before your departure.
선택적 당일 여행
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Ming Tombs
Visit the burial grounds of 13 Ming dynasty emperors with impressive underground palace.
Temple of Earth
A lesser-known imperial altar surrounded by a peaceful park. Great for cultural immersion.
Fragrant Hills
Beautiful mountain park with stunning fall foliage and hiking trails for nature lovers.
5일 일정 실용 팁
베이징 여행을 원활하고 즐겁게 만드는 필수 조언.
Getting Around
Get a Beijing Transit Card for subway and buses. The subway has English signs. Download Didi for taxis.
Book Ahead
Forbidden City tickets sell out fast. Book 7 days in advance. Great Wall tickets available on arrival.
Payment
WeChat Pay and Alipay are everywhere. Carry cash for street vendors. Cards work at major venues.
Language
Download Google Translate with offline Chinese pack. Learn 'xie xie' (thank you) and 'duo shao qian' (how much).
Timing
Start your day at 7 AM to avoid crowds. Most attractions close by 5 PM.
Packing
Comfortable walking shoes are non-negotiable. Dress in layers. Bring sun protection.