Iconic spot of the Beijing. It’s the largest city center public square of world. It serves as the symbolic heart of the Chinese nation. It is named after the Tiananmen ("Gate of Heavenly Peace"), which sits at its north end and serves as the entrance to the Forbidden City.Size: It covers approximately 440,000 square meters (about 109 acres), large enough to hold over 600,000 people.Our professional guide will,show you all the key landmarks of Beijing including the Monument to the People's Heroes: A ten-story obelisk dedicated to the martyrs of revolutionary struggle, the Great Hall of the People: The meeting place of the National People's Congress (China's legislature), the National Museum of China: Located on the eastern side.Chairman Mao Memorial Hall and the mausoleum where the embalmed body of Mao Zedong is on display. Sharing all the detailed information of the whole Square.

The Forbidden City (now known as the Palace Museum) is the world’s largest and most complete ancient palace complex. For over 500 years, it was the exclusive, guarded home of 24 emperors and the mystical "center of the universe." The complex consists of 980 buildings spread across 180 acres. Our professional storytelling guide will show you all the highlights of it in 2 hours to leave you an unforgettable memory.

If the Forbidden City is where the Emperor lived as a man, the Temple of Heaven is where he went to be a god. It is a masterpiece of Ming Dynasty architecture that makes the "divine" feel tangible. It was the site of the most important annual ritual in ancient China. Your guide will show you the highlight of the Temple of Heaven-the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests: This is the iconic, triple-roofed circular tower with deep blue tiles (representing the sky). It was built entirely of wood with no nails and no cement, held up by 28 massive pillars that represent the seasons, months, and hours. Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests: This is the iconic, triple-roofed circular tower with deep blue tiles (representing the sky). It was built entirely of wood with no nails and no cement, held up by 28 massive pillars that represent the seasons, months, and hours.