Beijing Travel Line B: Temple of Heave + Lama Temple

The Temple of Heaven in Beijing, the site where emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties offered sacrifices to Heaven and prayed for good harvests, is the largest existing ancient sacrificial architectural complex in China and was inscribed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO in 1998.

Beijing Lama Temple, located in the northeast of the city, was originally the residence of Prince Yong and later converted into a Tibetan Buddhist temple. It is the highest-ranking Buddhist temple in China from the mid to late Qing Dynasty. With its magnificent architecture and numerous Buddha statues, it is a pilgrimage site for Buddhists and an important base for studying Tibetan Buddhist culture.

Beijing Travel Line C:

Beijing Zoo (Panda House) + Summer Palace

The Summer Palace is a renowned royal garden from the Qing Dynasty in China, acclaimed as the Museum of Royal Gardens. It is renowned for its exquisite landscapes and architectural structures, and stands as the most intact imperial palace and garden complex that still exists today.

Beijing Zoo's Panda Pavilion is a renowned panda-watching destination both domestically and internationally. The pavilion mimics the giant pandas' natural habitat with indoor exhibition halls and outdoor playgrounds. Visitors can observe the pandas' living habits up close, making it an important place to learn about giant pandas and wildlife conservation.

Beijing Travel Line D: Badaling Great Wall +Ming Tombs

The Badaling Great Wall, located near Beijing (80KM), is a prestigious and well-preserved section of the Great Wall of China, renowned for its steep cliffs, towering watchtowers, and rich historical and cultural significance.

The Ming Tombs (Shisanling), located in the northwest suburbs of Beijing, are the burial grounds of 13 emperors of the Ming Dynasty. As one of China's key cultural relics under national protection, it is renowned for being the world's most intact imperial tomb complex with the largest number of buried emperors, showcasing profound historical and cultural heritage.

Beijing Travel Line E: Jinshanling Great Wall Hiking

Jinshanling Great Wall, located in Luanping County, 130KM from Beijing downtown, is an important part of the Ming Dynasty Great Wall. It is renowned for its well-preserved and exquisite architecture, stretching about 15 kilometers with numerous watchtowers and battle platforms, making it an excellent destination for enjoying the scenery of the Great Wall and learning about ancient military