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Singapore (Google Map)
3 Hours Before Flight Time
Today, assemble at Changi airport for your flight to Beijing. Upon arrival, visit Exterior of the ‘Bird’s Nest’ stadium, Water Cube, ‘Ice Ribbon’ Wangfujing Street.
Tiananmen Square is the largest city square in the world today. The Forbidden City (including shuttle bus) was the imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is an unparalleled masterpiece of ancient architecture and the largest and most complete extant ancient building complex in the world. Walk around Shichahai, Yandaixie Street, and Yinding Bridge.
The Jinshanling Great Wall (including round-trip cable car) is located on the Greater and Lesser Jinshanling Mountains in Bakshiying, Luanping County, Hebei Province. It is a key component of the Great Wall of China during the Ming Dynasty. In 1567, during the first year of the Longqing reign of the Ming Dynasty, Qi Jiguang, who was stationed in the northern border, continued to construct numerous watchtowers and battle platforms, making it the most complex and densely packed section of the Great Wall. The Jinshanling Great Wall boasts distinctive architectural styles, with watchtowers ranging from brick and wood to masonry.
The Summer Palace Of Chengde (including eco car) was built over approximately 90 years, spanning three generations of Qing Dynasty emperors. Little Potala Palace: A Tibetan Buddhist temple modeled after the Potala Palace in Tibet. Drive pass Qingchui Peak. Jinbao Street Night Market
Chengde Museum (closed on Mondays).
Almond Tofu tasting.
“Xingguang-Yanzhao“—the first panoramic sightseeing train in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region—features 270° panoramic windows and innovative design features, transforming it from a “vehicle” into a “mobile viewing living room.” The seven-cabin train comprises four sightseeing cabins, a themed dining cabin, a panoramic sightseeing cabin, and a multi-functional entertainment cabin, accommodating 208 passengers. It forms a mobile cultural space integrating sightseeing, dining, and entertainment.
Traditional Craftsmanship + Cultural Heritage: Craftsmanship such as dough modeling and sugar painting.
Social Competitions: Puzzles, handcraft competitions, calligraphy exchanges, chess and card games;
Entertainment Cabin: Peking Opera, crosstalk, ventriloquism, and shadow puppetry;
Relaxation Area: Tea and coffee available. Dining Cabin: Dinner provided.
Daji Lane, latest Social Media Hot Spot, boasts a long history. Built during the Ming Dynasty, it was part of Xuannanfang. It was known as “Daji Lane” during the Chongzhen Emperor’s reign and later renamed “Dajie Lane” during the Qianlong Emperor’s reign. Kang
Youwei’s former residence is a celebrity residence steeped in historical charm and cultural heritage. Qianmen Street, Dashilan, “Beijing Fun”, and the popular “Page One” (a popular online bookstore) are also located nearby.
Free at leisure today, you can opt to visit Universal Studio or Labubu Pop Mart City Park (own expense)
After breakfast, free at leisure before transfer to airport for your internal flight back to Singapore.
