Beijing City Highlights Day Tour from Tianjin Xingang Port by High-speed Train

Tour Itinerary

Our tour guide and driver are eagerly waiting for you upon arrival at Tianjin Xingang Cruise Port, where you will see our welcome sign "Your Way Holiday". We will book your round-trip high-speed rail tickets online. Our online ticket booking system allows passengers to enjoy smooth and priority access to and from the train station by simply showing their passports. Get ready to enjoy a safe, comfortable, fast and cheap high-speed train from Tianjin to Beijing, where you will enjoy the beautiful scenery and first-class service from your tour guide and crew. After a short high-speed rail journey, we will start our wonderful day tour in Beijing. The day tour will include the following activities and attractions:

Begins with a visit to the renowned Forbidden City, also known as the Palace Museum, an iconic symbol of Chinese imperial history and one of the world's most magnificent architectural treasures. Often compared to landmarks like the Palace of Versailles, Buckingham Palace, the White House, and the Kremlin, the Forbidden City stands as a testament to unparalleled imperial grandeur. Enclosed by a striking red wall stretching 3,400 meters (3,718 yards), this sprawling complex served as the political and cultural center of China for centuries. Designated a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site in 1987, it reflects the artistic brilliance and historical significance of China’s dynastic era.

As you pass through its imposing gates, you’ll step into a world of imperial opulence and tradition. The Forbidden City, with its grand halls, elegant pavilions, and serene gardens, served as the residence and administrative center for emperors over 500 years. Each detail—from the golden roofs and intricately carved dragons to the vibrant murals—tells a story of power, culture, and philosophy. Guided by our experts, you’ll uncover the rich tapestry of history, learning about the emperors and the dynasties that shaped this masterpiece. Through captivating stories of court life, imperial rituals, and cultural significance, this visit offers an unparalleled glimpse into the grandeur and legacy of one of the most celebrated sites in the world.

Dive into a culinary adventure as you explore Beijing's iconic landmarks and vibrant food scene. This journey is as much about flavors as it is about history, guided by a local expert with a passion for the city’s rich gastronomic heritage. No trip to Beijing is complete without experiencing its signature dishes. Savor the world-renowned Beijing Roast Duck, with its crispy skin and tender meat, carved to perfection and paired with traditional pancakes, sweet bean sauce, and fresh garnishes. Discover the city’s beloved snacks, from jianbing (savory crepes) and tanghulu (candied fruit skewers) to baozi (steamed buns). These treats, found in bustling markets and quiet alleys, reflect the charm of Beijing’s street food culture. For a warming and communal meal, enjoy a traditional copper pot hotpot, or “shuan yang rou,” where thinly sliced lamb and fresh vegetables are cooked in a bubbling broth over a charcoal flame.With options for vegetarians and halal diets, this tour caters to all, ensuring every meal is a celebration of Beijing’s culinary legacy.

After the lunch, we cordially invite you to join us on an unforgettable journey to the world-famous Badaling Great Wall, an iconic testament to China's rich history and breathtaking natural beauty. Located just an hour's drive from downtown Beijing, Badaling stands as the most famous and accessible section of the Great Wall, offering a compelling glimpse into China's grand architectural feats and the stunning landscape that surrounds it. Enjoy a walk along this historic wall, taking in panoramic views of the rugged terrain and the intricacies of its ancient fortifications. This experience is a highlight of your Beijing visit, providing a deep connection to China's storied past and its awe-inspiring natural scenery.

Start your journey of Badaling Great Wall with a scenic cable car ride up to the No. 8 Enemy Tower, the highest point of the Badaling Great Wall at 888 meters above sea level. From here, you will be treated to breathtaking views of the Wall winding its way through the mountains. Standing on this peak, you will truly feel the spirit of the famous saying, "He who has not been to the Great Wall is not a true hero". Next, challenge yourself as you tackle the Hero’s Slope (Hao Han Po), a steep and invigorating stretch of the Wall. This is the perfect spot for those looking to push their limits, and upon conquering the climb, you’ll be awarded a "Hero Certificate" – a special keepsake to commemorate your accomplishment and create unforgettable memories. Continue to the south, you will reach the Hero’s Monument (Hao Han Bei), an iconic landmark etched with the words "He who has not been to the Great Wall is not a true hero." This is a popular photo spot, where visitors can capture a memorable snapshot of their adventure and pay tribute to the brave soldiers who once guarded this historic site.

After the tour of Beijing, you will be sent back to Beijing South Railway Station, accompanied by our guide to take the bullet train back to Tianjin. When you arrive in Tianjin, our driver will take you back to Tianjin Xingang Cruise Port. You can count on our punctuality – we will make sure that you never miss your cruise. Until then,Our service ends.

Your itineraries are designed to cater to your preferences, and we are always prepared to adapt to any last-minute changes or requests. Throughout your journey, our local guides are committed to ensuring your participation and immersion in the local culture, providing you with a truly authentic and immersive travel experience. We firmly believe in our company's philosophy of "travel like a local," and we strive to make every moment of your journey memorable and meaningful. Join us on this unforgettable journey, experience China's high-speed rail and discover the richness of Beijing with ancient traditions and modern pleasures.

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