Bei Jing Shi Trip Overview
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The Forbidden City requires every guest to buy the tickets online with local currency. No paper tickets are sold on site. As the museum’s Website is in Chinese, it is a hassle to international tourists to purchase. In high season, the tickets can be sold out extremely fast as there is a traffic limit every day and the closure of the museum every Monday. Book this tour and leave the hassle to us!
While touring the Hutong area in Downtown Beijing, you may try to have a ride on the unique rick-shaw for extra 80 CNY. A Hutong rickshaw (or bicycle) tour of Beijing is a unique cultural experience that allows you to take a glance at the city’s traditional local life. It’s a pretty funny experience!
Additional Info
Duration: 6 to 7 hours
Starts: Bei Jing Shi, China
Trip Category: Cultural & Theme Tours >> Cultural Tours
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What to Expect When Visiting Bei Jing Shi, , China
HASSLE-FREE WITH US
The Forbidden City requires every guest to buy the tickets online with local currency. No paper tickets are sold on site. As the museum’s Website is in Chinese, it is a hassle to international tourists to purchase. In high season, the tickets can be sold out extremely fast as there is a traffic limit every day and the closure of the museum every Monday. Book this tour and leave the hassle to us!
While touring the Hutong area in Downtown Beijing, you may try to have a ride on the unique rick-shaw for extra 80 CNY. A Hutong rickshaw (or bicycle) tour of Beijing is a unique cultural experience that allows you to take a glance at the city’s traditional local life. It’s a pretty funny experience!
Itinerary
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Stop At: Forbidden City-The Palace Museum, No.4 Jingshanqian Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing 100009 China
09:30-13:30：4-Hour Forbidden City Sightseeing. venture to the Forbidden City to admire the imperial magnificence of the Chinese palace. Hear about how the building functions as both a political and ceremonial centre, then delve into the intriguing exhibits of the Palace Museum to admire an epic collection of artwork dating back to the Ming Dynasty.
Duration: 4 hours
