A Journey Though Time

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As China’s imperial capital for over seven centuries, Beijing masterfully blends ancient grandeur with cutting-edge ambition. From the Forbidden City’s vermilion gates to the futuristic skyline of the Central Business District, the city is a living dialogue between dynasties past and a rising global power.

Its crowded hutongs and gleaming towers tell parallel stories—of scholars debating in teahouses and tech visionaries shaping tomorrow. Yet through every era, Beijing remains a commanding force: a political stronghold and a thriving cultural crossroads where tradition and innovation endlessly inspire.

Pack your curiosity. Let’s wander its timeless streets together.

Your China journey awaits

Cost + Cancellation
Your Itinerary
September 22nd, Monday: Beijing

Your Journey Begins - Meet at Hotel Lobby at 8:00 am

Mutianyu Wall & Meal at Brickyard Afterwards

Ride a cable car up to one of the most well-preserved sections of the Great Wall located at Mutianyu. Thrill to the Great Wall of China Tour, walking along the top of this incredible structure—one of the New Wonders of the World—that once served as the northern barricade to protect the capital city. Dotted with watchtowers, the Great Wall offers an incredible view of the woods below.

Take a motor coach to this converted village schoolhouse in the shadow of the Great Wall where you will enjoy a Western-style lunch at this restaurant that boasts the best homemade ice cream in all of China!

Dates:September 22nd & 23rd, 2025

Pricing:
1- 4 persons - USD 980/ per person ;

5 - 11 persons - USD 580/ per person ;

12 - 20 persons: USD 480/per person

( including 2 lunches & 1 dinner, all admission fees, private Englsih speaking guide and

vehicle for all ground transfer )
Booking & Payment & Cancellation Policy

-This price is for a group departure, and the itinerary cannot be altered.

-Interested parties must email Christine Xu at christine.xu@wildchina.com before August 29th to confirm their booking.

-Full payment is required to secure your spot.

-Once payment is made, cancellations are not permitted unless there are changes to the itinerary.

Payment Details:
Option 1: Credit Card Payment
To pay by credit card, please email Christine Xu at christine.xu@wildchina.com. A secure payment link will be sent to you.
Please note: A 4% processing fee will apply to all credit card transactions.
Option 2: Wire transfer
Please pay the indicated amount above, without deductions. Please include the booking reference number (WCT20250922) for each payment.
Account Name: WildChina Company Limited
Account No.: 500-822259-838
SWIFT Code: HSBCHKHHHKH
Bank Address: 1 Queen's Road Central, 6th Floor, Hong Kong
Bank Account: Hong Kong Shanghai Bank

Beijing National Stadium & National Aquatics Centre

On the return from the Great Wall, our path winds past two modern marvels—the Bird’s Nest and Water Cube. The Nest’s steel lattice gleams like woven moonlight, while the Cube’s azure bubbles shimmer, a frozen splash of water against the sky. By day, they stand bold; by night, they glow, ethereal as dreams. A fleeting glimpse where ancient grandeur meets Olympic splendor. Let’s pause to admire!

September 23rd, Monday: Beijing

Your Journey Begins - Meet at Hotel Lobby at 8:30 am

Morning: Family visit at Hutong 

Beijing’s hutongs, dating back to the Yuan Dynasty, are a maze of narrow alleys lined with traditional Siheyuan courtyards. These historic lanes capture old Beijing’s charm, where neighbors gather and time slows.

Visiting a local home, you can try paper-cutting, learn calligraphy, or even join a lively cricket fight—immersing in centuries of folk culture still thriving today. 

Afternoon: Visit Forbidden City 

Enter the Forbidden City on the south side through the Gate of Supreme Harmony. On this guided tour, learn details about the incredible Imperial Palace that's housed here and which was the seat of power from 1416 to 1911. Covering 178 acres and including 90 palaces with courtyards and over 10,000 rooms containing remarkable furnishings and art, the Forbidden City is a historical testimony to Chinese civilization during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Stroll through grand halls, courts and banquet rooms, and visit pavilions and palaces with fascinating exhibitions. Lunch at the local restaurant.

Peking Duck Dinner 

Celebrate the sophisticated flavors of Beijing cuisine as you enjoy dinner that includes the famous Peking Duck.

Drive back to hotel and leisure time on your own.

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