8-Day Emperor & Panda Tour: Beijing, Xi’an & Chengdu Private Tour

It is an iconic landmark of Beijing and even China, boasting profound historical and cultural value as well as strong tourist appeal.

The imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties, a World Cultural Heritage site, and the pinnacle of Chinese palatial architecture.

First constructed during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods, connected and renovated in the Qin Dynasty, and fully developed into its present form in the Ming Dynasty, it once served as a vital military defense barrier in ancient times.

Home to iconic venues such as the National Stadium "Bird's Nest", the National Aquatics Center "Water Cube" and the National Speed Skating Oval "Ice Ribbon".

It has been inscribed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO and hailed as the Eighth Wonder of the World.

Huaqing Palace is an important physical relic for the study of ancient Chinese bathing architecture, garden architecture and other such structures.

A gem of Tang Dynasty architecture, a symbol of cultural exchanges between China and India, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The Dujiangyan Scenic Area blends mountains, water, cities, forests, weirs and bridges into an integrated whole, boasting 7 scenic clusters and 56 scenic spots in total.

It is the ancient cultural site with the widest distribution range, the longest continuity and the richest cultural connotations discovered in the southwest of China.

A world-renowned base for the ex-situ conservation, scientific research and breeding, popular science education, and cultural tourism of giant pandas.

It features a mountainous monsoon humid climate of the mid-subtropical zone, with distinct four seasons, a forest coverage rate of 98%, and an abundant content of negative oxygen ions in the air.

Tianmen Mountain has a subtropical mountain monsoon humid climate, with an altitude of 1518.6 meters. Its primary secondary forest coverage rate reaches 90%, boasting abundant germplasm resources.

As the morning sun rises, golden rays tint the sky, and colorful clouds spread like a brocade. Sea of clouds, light and shadow interweave with rosy dawn, presenting a breathtakingly magnificent scene.

The Lijiang River stretches for about 83 kilometers, and its most classic bamboo rafting section is concentrated in the Yangdi-Xingping stretch, with a total length of around 16 kilometers.

It is dominated by karst peak forest landscapes, with peculiar and diverse-shaped mountains along the way, where the mountains form a delightful contrast with the countryside and rivers.