Beijing Flexible English Speaking Guided Tour

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Tiananmen Square, also known as Tian’an Men Square can be translated to mean the Square of The Gate of Heavenly Peace. It is situated in the centre of Beijing City. It is the original gate of the Imperial Palace (more commonly known as the Forbidden City). Thousands of people come to the Square everyday. Tour guide will help for ticket reservation(at least one day in advance).

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The Palace Museum, known as the Forbidden City in the West, or Gugong in Chinese, was the residence of the emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties (1368-1911). Tour guide will walk with you to see all must-see places inside the palace museum and also you will be given some informaiton about history background.

Note: The entrance ticket of Forbidden City is crazy busy during public holidays, so the ticket for tour guide is not 100% guaranteed, so you will visit Forbidden City on your own in that case, and the guide will wait you at exit.

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The Summer Palace in Beijing is China’s largest and best-preserved imperial garden, originally built in 1750 as a royal retreat. Covering nearly 300 hectares, it is dominated by the serene Kunming Lake and the majestic Longevity Hill, with elegant halls, temples, bridges, and corridors scattered throughout the landscape. Known as a masterpiece of traditional Chinese garden design, it harmoniously blends natural scenery with grand architecture. Once the summer resort for emperors of the Qing Dynasty, today it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-visit attraction for anyone wanting to experience China’s imperial history and cultural elegance. Tour guide can help for ticket purchase.

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The Lama Temple (Yonghe Temple) in Beijing is one of the most famous Tibetan Buddhist temples outside Tibet. Originally built in 1694 as a royal residence, it was later converted into a monastery for lamas. The temple complex features stunning halls, intricate wood carvings, colorful paintings, and incense-filled courtyards that create a deeply spiritual atmosphere. Its highlight is a magnificent 18-meter-tall statue of Maitreya Buddha carved from a single piece of sandalwood. Today, it remains an active place of worship and a cultural landmark, attracting both pilgrims and visitors interested in China’s Buddhist heritage. Your guide will help for ticket purchase.

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The Temple of Heaven, located in the southern part of Beijing, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of China’s most iconic landmarks. Built in the early 15th century during the Ming Dynasty, it was used by emperors for annual ceremonies to pray for good harvests and harmony between heaven and earth. The complex is larger than the Forbidden City, symbolizing heaven’s superiority over earthly matters, and features stunning architectural masterpieces such as the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests and the Circular Mound Altar. Surrounded by ancient cypress trees and expansive gardens, the Temple of Heaven is not only a historical treasure but also a popular cultural park where locals practice tai chi, music, and traditional activities. Tour guide can help for ticket purchase.

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The Beijing Olympic Tower, located near the Olympic Green, is a striking modern landmark built for the 2008 Beijing Olympics and later completed in 2014. Standing at 258 meters, it consists of five interconnected towers shaped like giant blades of grass, symbolizing vitality and harmony with nature. The tower serves as a sightseeing and observation hub, offering panoramic views of Beijing’s cityscape, including the Bird’s Nest Stadium and Water Cube. At night, it becomes even more impressive with colorful LED lighting displays, making it a popular spot for both tourists and photography enthusiasts. Tour guide will help for ticket purchase.

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The National Museum of China, located on the eastern side of Tiananmen Square in Beijing, is one of the largest museums in the world. It was formed in 2003 by merging the Museum of the Chinese Revolution and the National Museum of Chinese History. The museum showcases China’s rich history and culture from prehistoric times to the modern era, with collections ranging from ancient artifacts, bronze ware, ceramics, and jade, to revolutionary relics and contemporary art. Its grand architecture and vast exhibitions make it an essential destination for anyone seeking to understand China’s long civilization and cultural heritage. Tour guide will help for ticket reservation.