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7 days Beijing--Chengde Tour |
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 Located some 250 km
northeast of Beijing, Chengde offers a nice, cool alternative
to the summer heat of the capital. Sights include: Putuozongsheng
(Potala) Palace which is the largest and most impressive of
the Chengde palaces was built in 1790 by Qianlong for his 60th
birthday. Xumifushou Temple which was built in 1781 in honour
of the sixth Panchen Lama. It is an imitation of a temple in
Shigatse and combines Tibetan and Han architecture. The highest
point features a hall with eight copper dragons, giving the
roof an impressive look. Pule Temple, built in 1776 for visits
of minorities, among them Kazaks, this temple features an unusual
Round Pavilion that resembles Beijing's Temple of Heaven. Puning
Temple which was built by Qianlong to commemorate his victory
over the Mongols. A stele describes the events in Chinese, Manchu,
Tibetan and Mongol. The temple itself is modeled on a Tibetan
temple. It features a 22 m high Buddha, Avalokitesvara, with
42 arms and an eye on each palm. The temples has been listed
into the World Culture Heritage.
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D1 |
Arrive in Beijing, meet at airport and transfer to a 4 star hotel. |
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Begin the day with a visit to Tiananmen Square, the world largest. Then, move on to the Imperial Palace, also known as the "Forbidden City" that symbolizes the imperial and traditional China. After lunch, you will go to visit the enchanting Summer Palace, one of China's largest and best-preserved imperial gardens. A Peking Duck banquet concludes your first full day activities in China. |
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Today's highlight is your visit to the Great Wall, symbol of Chinese civilization. In the afternoon, you will visit Temple of Heaven, the place where the emperors of Ming and Qing dynasties worshipped heaven and prayed for peace and harvest. Tonight's dinner is the Royal Cuisine at Fangshan Restaurant in Beihai Park. Enjoy a short episode of classic Peking Opera after dinner in a nearby theatre. |
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Drive to Chengde in the morning, check in a 4 star hotel, after lunch, sightseeing in the Chengde Summer Resort, also called Bihushanzhuang, In 1703 the Qing emperor Kang Xi built a summer palace and gardens, calling his summer residence Bihushanzhuang (fleeing-the-heat
mountain hamlet). Under his grandson Qianlong it had grown to the size of Beijing's Forbidden City and Summer Palace combined, and was surrounded by a 10 km long wall and covering 590 hectares. Qianlong built many pieces of minorities architectures, especially Tibetan. |
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A full day tour in Chengde including the famous Eight Temples. Stay in the 4 star hotel. |
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D6 |
Drive back to Beijing, en route visit the Great Wall at Jinshanling. Stay in the 4 star hotel in Beijing. |
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After a relaxed breakfast in your hotel, we will transfer you to the airport for your departure. |
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Suitable Time: all year.
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Price: |
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more than 10 person: |
USD 903$/person |
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6-9 person: |
USD 1043$/person |
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2-5 person: |
USD 1183$/person |
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1 person: |
USD 2093$ |
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Note: |
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For child younger than 11 who share one room with parents, the quotation is only 50% of the above price. |
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Single supplement is USD 240$. |
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The Price Include: |
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Stay in 4 star hotels. |
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Using minibus when travel. |
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Three standard meals each day. |
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All tickets of visiting spots. |
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English speaking guide. |
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Not Include In The Price: |
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International air fare and all airport tax. |
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Personal expenses. |
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