Tiananmen Square locates in the centre of Beijing, it is the biggest square in the world which can accommodate about 1 million people at the same time. You can also visit the Chairman Mao’s Memorial Hall, Monument to the People's Heroes, National Museum (Corresponding tickets need to be reserved separately). Tiananmen Square has a consistently high volume of tourism, and people enjoy coming here in the morning to watch the flag-raising ceremony.

Our English-speaking guide will accompany you into the Forbidden City and provide guiding services. The Forbidden City, located in central Beijing, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the world's largest and best-preserved ancient wooden structures. Built in the early 15th century, it served as the imperial palace for 24 emperors during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Visitors can explore its vast complex of 980 buildings, admiring magnificent halls, intricate courtyards, and ancient architectural details. Inside, you can view precious imperial collections including ceramics, paintings, jade, and bronze artifacts. The palace museum also displays historical living quarters, throne rooms, and beautiful classical gardens, offering a fascinating glimpse into China's imperial history and culture.

Jingshan Park is a beautiful and historic park located directly north of the Forbidden City in central Beijing. It is just a short walk away, only about 5 to 10 minutes on foot from the north exit of the Palace Museum. The park was built in the Ming Dynasty using the soil excavated to build the Forbidden City's moats. Its main feature is an artificial hill, which was once the highest point in old Beijing. The primary reason visitors come to Jingshan Park is for the view from the top of the hill. From its central peak, you can look south directly over the entire expanse of the Forbidden City's golden roofs and vast courtyards. It is considered the very best spot to photograph the palace. Besides this iconic view, the park itself is a tranquil escape with lovely classical gardens, vibrant flower displays, and locals engaging in activities like dancing and tai chi.