Venture beyond the usual paths of the Forbidden City and uncover stories rarely heard by everyday visitors. Discover the fascinating lives of eight remarkable historical figures — tales that typical tours often overlook.

Discover one of the Great Wall’s most scenic stretches — stunning views, dramatic landscapes, and far fewer crowds.

Take in the magnificent architecture of the Temple of Heaven, where emperors once prayed for bountiful harvests. At the same time, experience the calm, everyday rhythm of local seniors as they gather here for tai chi, dancing, and morning exercises.

Beijing Zoo is home to a wide variety of animals, but its giant pandas steal the show. Visitors can watch these adorable pandas play, eat, and nap while learning about conservation efforts to protect this iconic species.

Tian’anmen Square is the iconic center of Beijing, surrounded by historic monuments and government buildings. It’s a must-visit for its vast open space, symbolic significance, and vibrant city atmosphere.

The Bird’s Nest, Beijing’s National Stadium, is an architectural marvel built for the 2008 Olympics. Its striking lattice design makes it an iconic symbol of modern Beijing and a perfect spot for photos.

The Water Cube, or National Aquatics Center, features a unique bubble-like exterior and hosted swimming events during the 2008 Olympics. Its modern design and shimmering appearance make it a must-see landmark in Beijing.

Immerse yourself in hands-on cultural activities such as making dumplings, cutting intricate paper window designs, or learning calligraphy. These experiences offer a fun and interactive way to connect with China’s rich heritage and traditions.