Badaling – the most iconic, well-preserved section of China’s Great Wall and a UNESCO World Heritage Site – is yours to explore with our exclusive VIP access perk: skip the endless ticket lines, breeze through dedicated entry channels.
Ditch the public transit hassle and crowded tour buses with our tailor-made private transfer service: your professional driver will pick you up at your Beijing hotel at your preferred time, drive you directly to Badaling, and drop you back afterward when your adventure wraps up.
Customize your day by pairing Badaling with nearby gems like Ming Tombs, the classic Summer Palace or city attraction. Upgrade to a private guide package for immersive historical insights, hidden spot tips, and hassle-free hiking leads. Every vehicle comes with complimentary water and snacks, and we offer flexible options from 5-seater sedans to 55-seater coaches to fit your group size.
Badaling 6 Hour Guide+Transfer: From downtown hotel to Badaling Great Wall with guide and private transfer, entry tickets at your own cost<br/>Pickup included
PEK Airport-Badaling Transfer: Pick up/drop off location is Beijing Capital Airport, transfer service to Badaling Great Wall, entry ticket at your own cost.<br/>Duration: 6 hours<br/>Pickup included
PEK-8 Hours Transfer: Beijing Capital Airport Badaling+Ming Tombs/Summer Palace/City sites(choose 1) for 8 hours transfer service, tickets exclude.<br/>Pickup included
Hotel-Badaling 8-Hour Transfer: Downtown Hotel to Badaling+Ming Tombs/Summer Palace/City sites(choose 1) for 8 hours transfer service, tickets exclusive.<br/>Duration: 8 hours<br/>Pickup included
City Hotel 6 Hour Transfer: Pick up/drop off location is hotels in downtown Beijing. Transfer service to Badaling Great Wall, tickets at your own cost.<br/>Pickup included
8 Hour-Guide+Transfer: Downtown hotel to Badaling and choose 1(Ming Tombs/Summer Palace/City Sites), including Guide and transfer.<br/>Pickup included
We offer a range of tailor-made tour packages for exploring Badaling – the world’s most renowned section of the Great Wall and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Choose from flexible service options to fit your travel style:
Pickup Locations: Available from any downtown Beijing hotel or Beijing Capital International Airport. Note: Extra fees apply for pickups from Daxing International Airport due to its long distance; please consult our team for specific pricing.
Service Types: Select from private transfer-only service or transfer + private guide package.
Tour Durations:
6-hour Package: Focus solely on the Badaling Great Wall for an immersive experience.
8-hour Package: Combine Badaling with nearby attractions like the Ming Tombs or the Summer Palace, or other downtown scenic spots (the Palace Museum is not included as it requires advance booking).
Tour Itinerary Highlights
Hassle-free Departure & Travel
Your dedicated driver will pick you up at your hotel or airport at your preferred time. The scenic drive to Badaling takes approximately 1.5 hours.
We provide exclusive VIP access as a complimentary perk: skip the long public shuttle bus rides and drive directly to the cable car entrance of the Great Wall. If you opt for the cable car (cost at your own expense), you can head straight to the summit without waiting in lines. Alternatively, use our VIP green channel for the Great Wall entrance to bypass ticket queues – saving you precious time for exploration. Both Great Wall entrance tickets and cable car fares are at your own expense.
Optional Private Guide Experience
Upgrade to our guide package for a deeper dive into history. Our knowledgeable local guides will arrange all entrance procedures (tickets still at your own expense), accompany you on your hike, and share fascinating stories about the Great Wall’s military legacy, architectural features, and cultural significance.
Customizable Extended Exploration
To make your day more fulfilling, pair your Badaling visit with nearby or downtown attractions – the Ming Tombs, Summer Palace, or other popular spots are all great choices. Just remember: the Palace Museum is excluded from our package combinations due to its mandatory advance booking requirement.
Premium Service & Vehicle Options
Onboard Amenities: Every vehicle is stocked with complimentary bottled water and light snacks. Multilingual translator devices are also available in all cars to ensure smooth communication, even if your driver primarily speaks Mandarin.
Flexible Vehicle Sizing (Based on Group Size):
1–3 passengers: 5-seater sedan
4–6 passengers: 7-seater business van
7+ passengers: Minibus or 55-seater coach (tailored to your exact group number)
• Dress code is smart casual
• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
• The duration of transfers are approximate, the exact duration will depend on the time of day and traffic conditions
• Private driver service is for 8 hours, more than 8.5 hours you are required to pay 15USD for each extra hour
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