Beijing Imperial City One Day Tour

Beijing is a city that is not only as an capital, but also as an imperial museum, as an imperial palace.

Beijing is an imperial city, with it’s traditional imperial architecture and it’s brilliant imperial palace.

Therefore, that the Beijing city also be called the imperial palace city.

The Imperial palace Beijing Tour is one of the most popular Beijing City Tour.You Can travel the most popular Beijnig attractions in one day.

Beijing Imperial City Tour

Tour Code: BDP- 0 1 |

Tour Price: from $ 49/RMB360 |

Tourist Attractions: Tiananmen Square – Forbidden City – Summer Palace–the Temple of Heaven|

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Beijing Imperial City Tour Itinerary：

Hotel pick-up between 8:00am or 8:30am based on your convenient time.
Visit the Tianan men Square –the largest city square in the world and the Forbidden City which used to be the living place of the emperors of the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties in the morning.
Visit The Temple of Heaven that is used to be the place for the Emperors to perform worship to the God of heaven and prayer for good harvest in the Ming & Qing dynasties.
Enjoy delicious Chinese lunch at a local restaurant, and then go on the Summer Palace-the greatest imperial garden in China. Transfer back to your hotel about 18:00.(Including lunch)

Beijing Imperial City Tour Price Inclusions:

Entrance Fees: To Beijing attractions as listed in the travel itinerary.
Meals:All meals as specified in the Beijing trip itinerary.
Private Transfers: Private car, Private coach or private tour bus.
Private Driver : Experienced Beijing tour driver
Tour Guide: English-speaking tour guide.

Beijing Imperial City Tour Price Excludes:

Personal Expenses: Expenses of a purely personal nature such as laundry, drinks, fax, telephone calls, optional activities, sightseeing or meals which are not included in the Beijing travel itinerary.

Imperial Beijing City:

Beijing Yuan Dynasty Imperial City

In the Yuan Dynasty, Beijing was known as Dadu, and the Imperial City was the center of the city.

Beijing Ming Dynasty Imperial City

In 1368, the Ming armies conquered Dadu, and changed its name to Beiping (the two characters meaning “north” and “peace” or “pacified”), with its capital in Nanjing. Because the imperial city was not affected by the fighting, most of the Imperial City survived the war, but in 1369, the Hongwu emperor ordered that the imperial city to be demolished.

Beijing imperial city, or Chinese named : Huangcheng that is Chinese literally “the city” is a section of the Beijing city in the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties. It refers to the collection of gardens, shrines and other places of services between the Forbidden City and the Inner City of ancient Beijing. The imperial city was surrounded by a wall and accessed through six gates.