Our  exploration  start  with  Tian  An  Men  Square  --  the  largest  city  square  in  the  world, bordered  by  the  Great  Hall  of  the  People  and  Chairman  Mao’s  Mausoleum. Standing  north  is Forbidden City, the complex of imperial palace and home to the Emperors of Ming and Qing Dynasty  for  over  500  years.  Grand  halls  and  courts  gradually  give  way  to  more  intimate domestic  quarters, presenting an insight into the pampered isolation of the emperors. Lunch will  be  at  a  Beijing  Flavor  Restaurant.  Then  Shopping  at  Silk  Store.  Enjoy  the  wonderful Acrobatic  Show  in  the  evening.  Then  we  will  be  devoted  to  China’s  No.1  shopping  street  – Wang Fu Jing Street for shopping. Peking Duck Dinner at the most famous local restaurant 

Today’s highlight is Great Wall of China. First built in the Warring States period (475-221BC) as  a  series  of  earthworks  erected  by  individual  kingdoms  to  defend  against  each  other  and north invasion, the wall we see now was left from Ming dynasty. Shopping at Jade Museum on the  way  to  the  Great  Wall.  Lunch  will  be  served  at  a  local  restaurant  nearby.  Back  to  the downtown and visit Summer  Palace. Being the largest imperial garden in China, it was  first built  in  the  Qing  emperor  Qianlong’s  time  in  1751  and  was  restored  in  1886  by  Dowager empress  Cixi  for  her  own  enjoyment.  The  park  became  a  favorite  haunt  of  Cixi,  who  even preferred it to the Forbidden City, and named it Yihe Yuan (meaning the garden of health and harmony). An outside tour to the prestigious Bird Nest and Water Cube will spark our day – as the  stadiums  for  2008  Olympic  Games,  these  two  creatures  won  big  applaud  in  and  out architectural world. We will have a photo-stop here. The rest time is for blast shopping – Xiu Shui Market for bargain fun. Dinner at Local Restaurant. 

After  the  Fresh  Water  Pearl  Showroom  visiting,  we  will  go  to  visit  Temple  of  Heaven. Originally,  this  was  the  place  where  emperors  of  the  Ming  Dynasty  (1368  -  1644)  and  Qing Dynasty  (1644  -  1911)  held  the  Heaven  Worship  Ceremony.  It  is  China's  largest  and  most representative   existing   masterpiece   among   China’s   ancient   sacrificial   buildings.   Then   a well-prepared  Mongolia  Hot  Pot  Lunch  will  be  ready  for  us.  And  the  famous  Hong  Qiao Market will is our last bazaar in Beijing. Dinner will be at the most famous local restaurant. 

Check  out  in  the  morning.  Transfer  to  Beijing  Capital  International  Airport  (PEK)  for  the departure flight.