The Palace Museum, also called the Forbidden City, is in the heart of Beijing. It was home to China’s emperors for over 600 years—from the Ming to Qing dynasties.It’s one of the world’s most famous museums, perfect for anyone who loves history or beautiful buildings! Recommended Visiting Route: 1.south Entrance (Meridian Gate) → Outer Court: Start from the Meridian Gate (the main south entrance), enter the core of the Outer Court (where imperial ceremonies were held). Visit the Hall of Supreme Harmony (the largest and most grand palace, used for coronations), Hall of Central Harmony, and Hall of Preserving Harmony—admire the golden dragon throne and intricate roof carvings. 2. Inner Court: Move north to the Inner Court (the emperor’s private residence). Explore the Palace of Heavenly Purity (former emperor’s bedroom), Hall of Union, and Palace of Earthly Tranquility—feel the daily life atmosphere of imperial families. 3.Imperial Gardens → North Exit

Mutianyu Great Wall, a renowned section near Beijing, is celebrated for its well-preserved battlements, lush scenery, and fewer crowds. With winding slopes, iconic watchtowers, and cable car access, it’s a perfect choice for experiencing the Great Wall’s grandeur!

Skip the crowds and soak up old Beijing’s charm with a scenic rickshaw ride around Houhai—the most authentic way to experience this beloved lakeside hutong district! et your local rickshaw puller (with basic English) guide you along winding cobblestone lanes, where gray-tiled siheyuan (courtyard homes) and red carved doors line the paths. As you glide slowly, the peaceful rhythm of the rickshaw blends with the gentle lapping of Houhai Lake’s waters, a world away from Beijing’s busy streets.