Enjoy a hassle-free, personalized day trip to Longqingxia Ravine with our premium private car-and-driver service. Experience the spot’s unique seasonal charms: in summer, explore lush forests, clear rivers and cool mountain trails to escape the city heat; in winter, wander the magical Ice Festival with glittering ice sculptures and frozen waterfalls.
We offer vehicles sized from 5 to 55 seats to fit your group perfectly, and every ride comes with complimentary bottled water for your refreshment. With 9 hours of service time, you can take your time exploring and even add impromptu stops on your way back to Beijing.
Choose from two flexible packages: go for Private Transfer Only to travel comfortably with a local driver and explore at your own pace; or upgrade to Private Transfer + Professional Guide to have a friendly expert lead you to hidden gems, share local stories, and help capture perfect photos of your trip.
This option offers you a full day tour guide service and 2-way transfer (all entrance fees and meal are at your own cost). Please advise the preferred pick up time when make booking<br/>Pickup included
Pick up from your Beijing city hotel and drop-off at Longqingxia Ravine. After your tour ends, your driver will pick you up again and send you back to your hotel. Please advise the pick up time<br/>Pickup included
Experience the unique seasonal charm of Longqingxia Ravine with our private transfer service. We offer two flexible options for you to choose from: pure transfer service or transfer with guide, tailored to your travel preferences.
Our driver will pick you up from your hotel in downtown Beijing at your scheduled time, and the drive to Longqingxia takes approximately two hours. After arriving, the arrangement will vary based on your chosen package:
if you select the pure transfer service, the driver will guide you on ticket purchase (tickets at your own expense) and then wait for you in the parking lot during your independent exploration; after the tour, the driver will safely send you back to your downtown Beijing hotel.
If you opt for the transfer with guide package, the guide will assist with ticket arrangements (tickets at your own expense) and accompany you into the scenic area, providing professional commentary and exploring the attractions with you throughout the visit.
We provide a wide range of vehicle options, from 5-seater cars to 55-seater coaches, which will be customized according to the size of your group to ensure a comfortable ride.
The scenic area has distinct highlights in summer and winter. In summer, after entering the scenic area, you can take the dragon-shaped elevator to overlook the beautiful scenery first, then take a boat to cruise through the canyon and enjoy the coolness brought by the clear water and green mountains. There are also some optional paid projects in the area, such as bungee jumping, for those who love exciting experiences; if you want a broader view, you can take the cable car to the top of the mountain, where you can enjoy the panoramic view of the entire canyon.
As for winter, the famous Longqingxia Ice Festival is usually held from January to February. During this period, the entire canyon is decorated with exquisite ice sculptures and colorful ice lanterns, and the frozen waterfalls form a magnificent icy landscape, creating a fairy-tale world. It is highly recommended to visit at night, when the ice lanterns are all lit up, and the sparkling ice sculptures against the lights are even more stunning and unforgettable.
• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
• The duration of transfers are approximate, the exact duration will depend on the time of day and traffic conditions
• If you require an English speaking driver please put the information in the special requirement. Due to the English speaking driver's availability, you may have a Chinese speaking driver for the service. But they know exactly where to take you. You will have a local phone, so please call the translator at any time during the ride
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