Ming Tombs Beijing
a UNESCO world heritage site, Tombs for 13 emperors of Ming Dynasty, Sacred Way, Dingling Tomb, Changling Tomb
Juyongguan Great Wall Beijing
Listed as the World Heritage Directory, nearest section to Beijing, not only a military stronghold, but also a beautiful scenic spot
Mutianyu Great Wall Beijing
a UNESCO world heritage site and Chinese historical marvel, famous for the breath-takingly beautiful scenery, less crowded than the Badaling Great Wall, own a world-class cable car
Sacred Way of Ming Tombs Beijing
the way leading to Changling Tomb, lined with carved stone animals and human figures, best preserved one at the Ming Tombs
Beijing National Stadium Tour/Bird Nest
Features: new landmark of China and Beijing, designed as the main stadium of 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, opened as a tourist attractions now, shaped as a 'bird', world's largest steel structure
Chinese National Aquatic Center/Beijing Water Cube Tour
new symbol of China and Beijing City, National Aquatics Center for 2008 Olympics, awarded as the most accomplished work in terms of Atmosphere section in 2004, 40th annual MacRobert Award in 2009
Dingling Tomb Tour
the only one of the Ming Dynasty Tombs to have been excavated, the tomb of the Wanli Emperor, an intact tomb with thousands of items of silk, textiles, wood, porcelain, and the skeletons of the Wanli Emperor and his two empresses
Beijing Changling Tomb Tour
the chief of the Ming Tombs: largest in scale and best preserved, tomb of Emperor Zhudi, Ming Tombs was originally built only as Changling