The time to pick you up from the hotel lobby will be based on your booked time.It will take about half an hour to get to Yonghegong Temple. You will spend an hour there.YongheLamasery,also known as the Lama Temple,is a renowned cultural and religious site located in the heart of Beijing China.It is one of the largest and most famous Tibetan Buddhist temples outside Tibet and a must-visit destination for those seeking to explore into the rich history and cultural heritage of Tibetan Buddhism in China.

it will take half hour to travel to the famous hutong area. Once there, the rickshaw driver will take you on a 40-minute tour to visit the renowned Houhai and the hutongs.The Hutong was not only the backbone of transportation in the ancient Beijing but also the place where common people lived.Hutong represents the vicissitude of society and are rich in cultural atmosphere.Which makes Hutong like a folk museum. Exploring Beijing's hutongs is a must-do activity for any visitor to the city. Whether wandering through the maze-like alleys, admiring the ancient architecture, or experiencing the local way of life, the hutongs offer a unique and unforgettable experience. These ancient alleyways are a window into Beijing's rich history and vibrant culture, making them a top attraction for tourists from all over the world.

After wandering through the alleys of the hutong, we arrived at a local resident's home within about ten minutes to learn how to cook and make dumplings, immersing ourselves in their daily life. The host had already ventured to the market early in the morning, armed with fresh vegetables and meat, eagerly awaiting our arrival. Upon stepping into their cozy abode, we immediately set to work, sorting through the greens, rinsing them clean, chopping vegetables, pouring oil into the pan, and stirring vigorously as the aroma of a delicious dish filled the air. And then, it was time for the next one, with dumplings waiting patiently in line for us to shape. Rolling out the dough, spooning in the filling, and pinching the edges shut, one by one, beautiful dumplings took shape. As the table was adorned with an array of mouth-watering dishes and dumplings, our hearts swelled with joy! It was almost unbelievable that we had created such culinary masterpieces.

After strolling through the winding hutongs, filled with a rich tapestry of history and nostalgia, we will embark on a leisurely walk along the renowned Houhai Bar Street. Here, the bustling energy of the city's vibrant life scene awaits, inviting us to unwind and soak in the atmosphere of this iconic destination. With its diverse array of bars, lounges, and cafes, Houhai Bar Street will bring you an unforgettable experience, where people can indulge in a variety of drinks and snacks, soak up the lively ambiance, and perhaps even stumble upon a hidden gem of a live music performance or an impromptu social gathering.We'll probably stay here about 30minutes,but the duration depends on the tourists.

After Houhai,Walking into the world of traditional architecture, you'll find charming shops lined up on both sides of the narrow street, selling various traditional handicrafts, handmade items, and antique treasures. Yandai Xiejie is also famous for its vibrant atmosphere and bustling street life. Vendors hawk their wares, tourists stroll down the street, and locals chat animatedly. The air is filled with the aroma of street food, ranging from delicious snacks to desserts, tantalizing your taste buds.We'll probably stay here about 40minutes.

It takes about 15 minutes to walk from Yandaixie Street to Nanluoguxiang. Nanluoguxiang, one of Beijing's oldest neighborhoods with a history spanning over 700 years, boasts the most intact layout of old hutongs dating back to the Yuan Dynasty's Great Capital. It stands not merely as a testament to the city's past but also embodies a rich cultural heritage. This place has been the residence of numerous dignitaries, influential officials, scholars, and writers, leaving behind many notable former residences and historic buildings, such as the Former Residence of Qi Baishi Memorial Hall and the Former Residence of Mao Dun. As time progressed, Nanluoguxiang has gradually transformed into a comprehensive district integrating commerce, culture, and tourism, while steadfastly retaining its profound Old Beijing ambiance.We'll probably stay here about 40minutes,but the duration depends on the tourists. It will take about 40 minutes to drop you off back at the hotel.