Downtown 1 Day Tour Packages to Lama Temple Summer Palace and Rickshaw
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Beijing
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Tour Type:
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Private Day Tour
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Tour Code:
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BJPD-4
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Attractions:
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Summer Palace, Lama Temple, Hutongs
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Summary:
Enjoy a city tour of visiting the important historical, cultural and religious sites in Beijing, such as Lama Temple, Summer Palace and explore the local people's life in Hutongs.
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Notice: Above rates are based on private tour of 4 people or above. ?Price varies depending on the number of people.
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Number of Adults:price per adult (US$)
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US$ 280
1Highlights & Map
Enjoy a city tour of visiting the important historical, cultural and religious sites in Beijing, such as Lama Temple, Summer Palace and explore the local people's life in Hutongs.
2Itinerary
- Your private English-speaking guide and driver will pick you up from your hotel around 9am.
- This morning, our tour begins at the Lama Temple, a Buddhist lamasery of the Yellow Hat sect, a sect that's mainly associated with Tibet. Inside the temple, in the center of the Hall of Infinite Happiness, stands a grand statue, an 85-foot-tall Tathagagata (Maitreya) Buddha made from a single Tibetan sandalwood tree.
- Then we will continue to a visit to Hutongs by rickshaw. Through the hutongs' teeming maze of alleys, you will see the old courtyard houses and learn about the daily life of ordinary Beijing citizens.
- After a stop for lunch, we will visit the emperor’s retreat, the Summer Palace. Used for eight centuries, the Empress Dowager Cixi had the estate renovated in the 19th century, including the manmade lake we see today.
- During the day, we will stop by the Chinese fresh-water pearl workshop, where you may see how they cultivate pearls and tailor-made your own jewelries.
- End the tour and transfer you to the hotel around 5pm.
Note:
- The approximate day tour itinerary & schedule above is for reference only, and
may vary according to your travel date and group size. The Itinerary & schedule
is subject to change at the time of booking order is confirmed.
- Tipping is now considered by many locals to be a part of their normal remuneration.
However, this is a matter of personal discretion. You may use following as a reference.
Suggested Tipping: for local guide: $8 to $10 per person(guest) per day, for driver:
$4 to $5 per person(guest) per day.
3Price Policy
Price Includes
- Private car/coach for transfers service and sightseeing program as indicated in the itinerary.
- Meals as specified in the itinerary (B=Breakfast L=Lunch D=Dinner).
- Local English-speaking tour guide for transfers and sightseeing program as indicated in each city.
- Entrance fees to scenic spots as indicated in the itinerary.
- Service charge and government Taxes.
Price Excludes
- Domestic airfare or train tickets.
- Hotel accommodation.
- Entry or exit China international airfare or train tickets.
- Personal expenses such as laundry, drinks, fax, telephone call, optional activities, etc.
- Gratuities to the tour guide, driver and hotel bellboy.
- Fees for entry visa to China.
- Traveler insurance.
- Services not mentioned in the itinerary.
Cancellation and Refund Policy for Tours Reservation
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Cancellation in advance
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Cancellation penalty
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More than 30 days
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No Cancellation Fee
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30-10 days
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50% of the full payment
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9-0 days or no show
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100% of the full payment
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5Reviews
Reviews (100% / overall satisfaction:)
would
recommend
Ms. Mr. Shahzad
(Pakistan)
Nov.02, 2012
- ".."
- I would like to recommend this Beijing Culture Day Tour for its well arranged schedule and passionate and professional guide. Different from the modern Beijing we had encountered before, a more traditional and multicultural China presented in front of us during this trip. It was a visit of culture as well as people. The only problem was that the resorts were a little crowded. So an off-season visit is better than a peak-season one, I think.
would
recommend
Ms. Mr. Thomas
(Canada)
Oct.24, 2012
- "a happy trip"
- Our first trip in Beijing starts from its culture. Thanks to the fine scheduled arrangement, we had a happy and light visiting to so many places, all of them full of beautiful scenery or rich in culture and history. In a Chinese fresh-water pearl workshop, I learned how a pearl was cultivated and bought tailor-made jewelries for my girl friend. She liked it very much.
would
recommend
Ms. Ms Wendy
(United States/America)
Oct.22, 2012
- "fantastic"
- In this tour I met with an ancient China teeming with remarkable architectures, fantastic sceneries as well as contemporary people living in a traditional ordinary Beijing way. The religious air surrounding the Lama Temple, the delicate paintings on the roof of the Long Corridor in Summer Palace, and the strong smack of everyday life overflowing in Hutong, all triggered off my desire to write something about it. Later I will weave this experience into my blog to share it with my friends. If possible, I will recommend your tour program to them because I was quite satisfied and thankful for your considerate arrangement.
6Questions & Answers