5-Day Beijing Tour｜Forbidden City, Tiananmen & Great Wall Highlights

• For travelersThis tour is open to travelers from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Singapore and other visa-free or visa-convenient countries; travelers of other nationalities should check with the commissioner in advance to confirm their visa requirements.
• Refund Policy: (according to the standards of the Observatory)
  Cancellation before 41 days of the departure date is subject to 5%.
  Cancellation within 31-40 days of the departure date will result in a refund of 10%.
  Cancellation within 21-30 days of the departure date will result in a compensation of 20%.
  Cancellation within 2-20 days of the departure date will result in a refund of 30%.
  Cancellation 1 day prior to the departure date will result in a refund of 50%.
  Cancellation on or after the departure date will result in a refund of the tour price of 100%.
• Force majeure clause: If additional fees are incurred due to natural disasters, flight delays, weather reasons or policy adjustments, the travel agency will not be liable for compensation, but will do its best to assist in handling the situation and minimize the traveler's loss.
• Withdrawal in the middle of the dayIf you withdraw from the program or do not complete the program due to personal reasons, it is considered as an automatic abandonment of the program and the fees paid will not be refunded.
• Ticketing Policy: Tickets to the Forbidden City need to be booked in advance. In case of policy adjustment or full capacity, the visit time may be changed or replaced by other equivalent attractions, and travelers will be informed in advance.
• Trip FlexibilityBeijing has many attractions and the order of the tour may be adjusted due to traffic, weather or actual conditions, but the standard of attractions is guaranteed to remain unchanged.
• Health AdviceBeijing trip requires a certain amount of walking, so it is recommended to bring comfortable shoes and pay attention to sun protection. For those who have mobility problems or need assistance, please inform us when you register so that we can make the necessary arrangements.
• Reception conditionsBeijing attractions require queuing for tickets, so please cooperate with the security regulations and observe the local culture and public order.
• Accommodation arrangementsIf there is a natural single room for a single person, we will help to arrange a room share for the same sex traveler; if it is not possible to share a room, you have to make up the difference of a single person's room.
• Shopping GuaranteeThis itinerary promises 0 shopping, if you find any forced shopping, you will be refunded 5000 CNY.
• Self-paid activitiesThe tour guide will explain to the travelers that they are free to participate in Peking Opera performances, acrobatic shows, night sightseeing, and so on, and that they will not be forced to spend money.
• Language Services: Chinese tour guide is the default language of the itinerary, if you need English or other language guide, please inform us in advance to assist in the arrangement.

• Personal Protection Advice: It is recommended to bring a mask and dry hands, especially for crowded attractions (e.g. the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square), for personal protection and peace of mind.

  Daily Mineral Water: Provide 2 bottles of mineral water per person per day to keep you hydrated at all times during the trip to avoid dehydration or fatigue caused by long walks.

  Car SparesFirst-aid medicines (e.g., motion sickness medication, painkillers) are always available on the bus. If you need special medicines, please bring them with you for emergency use.

  Cultural Experiences: You can change to a chartered tour and arrange Hutong blessing photos, calligraphy or Peking Opera face painting experience to leave unique memories for your trip.

  health warning: The Beijing tour is a lot of walking, so we recommend wearing comfortable shoes and taking care of sun and wind protection. Please inform us in advance if you have any special needs.

  Suggestions for the Elderly and Parents: This tour is open to travelers over 65 years of age and young children, but if you need a stroller or assistance, please let us know in advance.

  People not recommended to join the tour: Passengers with severe mobility problems, requiring wheelchair assistance for long periods of time, or unable to get on and off the train by themselves, please consult the Commissioner first to confirm whether the trip is suitable for them.

How to get to the Beijing meeting

CITS2Go wants to bring flexibility and convenience to every guest's travel experience!
The meeting point of this tour is [Beijing], no matter from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Singapore and other places, you can choose to take the airplane or high-speed rail to the meeting point.

As there are many choices of flights and trains in Beijing and prices fluctuate rapidly, it is recommended to confirm your travel dates with the commissioner before purchasing tickets to ensure a smooth connection to the guided tour.

For air tickets and high-speed rail tickets, guests can choose to have CITS2Go assist in booking on their behalf. It is also recommended to purchase tickets on your own, which not only allows you to accumulate credit card mileage or points, but also allows you to make flexible arrangements for before and after trips, making your travels more free, flexible and exclusive.

Hot Flights & High Speed Rail Suggestions

▶ Taiwan:

• Taipei Taoyuan → Beijing Capital International Airport: direct flights by China Airlines and EVA Air, approximately 3 hours and 20 minutes.

• Kaohsiung → Beijing Daxing International Airport: Air China and China Southern connecting flights, high price-performance ratio.

▶ Hong Kong & Macau:

• Hong Kong → Beijing Capital / Daxing: Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong Airlines and China Southern Airlines fly directly to Beijing Capital / Daxing on a daily basis, with a flight time of about 3 hours.

• Macau → Beijing Capital: Direct flight by Macau Airlines, about 3 hours.

▶ Malaysia & Singapore:

• Kuala Lumpur → Beijing Daxing: direct flights by Malaysia Airlines and China Southern Airlines, about 6 hours.

• Singapore → Beijing Capital: SIA and Air China direct flights, about 6 hours.

▶ China Domestic High Speed Rail(Suitable for traveling after visiting Shanghai, Tianjin, Qingdao and Zhengzhou in advance):

• Shanghai Hongqiao → Beijing South Railway Station: G train, about 4.5-5 hours, comfortable and convenient.

• Tianjin → Beijing South: the high speed train is only 30 minutes, suitable for same day round trip.

CITS2Go wants to give guests more flexibility and choice when traveling!

Breakfast and afternoon tea are served daily, while the rest of the day is reserved for the guests' discretion:
Along the route of Lhasa, Shigatse and Everest, you are free to seek out the local specialties - whether it is Tibetan or Chinese food, or street food and hot pots, you can choose according to your own preferences, and there is no limitation at all.

The arrangement of not including meals makes the itinerary more flexible and the taste more free, and also avoids the limited and wasteful arrangement of group meals.

In case of special circumstances or time constraints, the tour guide will assist in arranging or ordering meals on behalf of the guests and inform them in advance. Whether or not to participate in the program is up to the guests to decide, and the individual's wishes will be fully respected.

Dine at your own pace and savor the unique flavors of Tibet!

1. Documents and visas

• Passport Validity: Please make sure your passport is valid for at least six months.

• Entry VisaPassport holders from Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau are mostly required to apply for a Chinese visa (Taiwan Compatriot Permit or Home Visit Permit, etc.); Malaysian and Singaporean travelers can enjoy visa-free entry (subject to the latest policy).

2. Payments and communications

• payment methodChina uses mobile payments (Alipay, WeChat), so it is advisable to apply for the international version of Alipay or prepare a UnionPay card. Some restaurants and attractions still accept cash, but change is limited.

• SIM card and network: It is recommended to purchase a China Traffic Card or turn on roaming in advance to ensure that you can use maps, hail a cab and make payments.

3. Transportation and security

• Traffic conditions: The city's subway is well-developed but crowded during peak hours; it is recommended to leave early to avoid being late.

• Security tipsBe careful with your personal belongings, especially your cell phone and wallet, and avoid crowding in crowded places.

4. Clothing and Climate

• Climate DifferencesBeijing is cold and dry in the winter, so bring warm clothes; in the summer it is hot, so bring sunscreen.

• Comfort Shoes: The tour involves a lot of walking, so good walking shoes are recommended and high heels are to be avoided.

5. Diet and Health

• Drinking SuggestionsDrinking water is available for purchase at any of the following locations

• Dietary Reminders: Avoid excessive consumption of spicy or cold foods to avoid gastrointestinal discomfort.

• Drug Preparation: It is recommended that you bring your usual medicines (cold medicine, gastrointestinal medicine, motion sickness medicine) and a doctor's prescription just in case.

6. Attractions and Tickets

• Reservations are required for popular attractionsThe Forbidden City, the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, and other museums require online reservations in advance, and it is recommended that travel agents do this on your behalf.

• Security check timePlease note that security checks are required at Tiananmen Square and subway stations, so please allow time for queuing.

7. Proposals for free time activities

• You can make a list of coffee shops, restaurants, travel photography spots, etc. in advance, and the tour guide can help arrange the itinerary so that the free time can be more fulfilling.