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Not included: The default arrangement is a hotel twin room, with 2 adults per room. This itinerary does not offer room sharing. If you are traveling with an odd number of adults, please be sure to purchase one "Single Room Supplement." Single travelers will be assigned a room individually. For 3 adults traveling together, please purchase one additional "Single Room Supplement" to arrange for two rooms.; Additional costs due to force majeure: Additional costs incurred due to force majeure events such as traffic delays, strikes, weather conditions, aircraft mechanical failures, flight cancellations, or schedule changes.; The sixth day's Yonghe Temple itinerary does not include round-trip transportation to and from Yonghe Temple. Tourists need to go to Yonghe Temple on their own for assembly and dismissal.; Upon check-in, a security deposit of RMB 100-300 will be required, payable directly to the hotel. Guests will be responsible for covering the cost of any damages to room items or loss of room keys. If there are no damages or other charges, the full deposit will be refunded upon check-out with the deposit slip.; This product does not include round-trip transportation between the tourist's departure city and the product's departure location. Tourists are responsible for arranging their own transportation to the product's departure location.; Excess baggage fees, storage fees; personal consumption such as laundry, hairdressing, telephone, fax, pay TV, drinks, cigarettes, and alcohol in the hotel; transportation and accompanying services during free activities; all personal expenses and any expenses not mentioned in the inclusions.
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DAY1: Departure place to Beijing for station/airport pickup to hotel to free activities; Accommodation: Beijing; Meals: None DAY2: Beijing to Tianjin to Italian Style Street to Porcelain House/Wax Museum to Ancient Culture Street to boat trip to sea/Zhang Xueliang's Former Residence to Beijing; Accommodation: Beijing; Meals: Breakfast and lunch DAY3: Temple of Heaven through ticket to Tiananmen Square to Qianmen Dashilar to Forbidden City + Yanxi Palace/Hall of Mental Cultivation; Accommodation: Beijing; Meals: Breakfast and lunch DAY4: Flag raising to Badaling Great Wall to Bird's Nest and Water Cube exterior view to China Science and Technology Museum/Old Summer Palace; Accommodation: Beijing; Meals: Breakfast and lunch DAY5: Prince Gong's Mansion to Shichahai to Summer Palace to drive by Tsinghua and Peking Universities; Accommodation: Beijing; Meals: Breakfast and lunch DAY6: Yonghe Temple to Royal Temple to free activities in the afternoon; Accommodation: Beijing; Meals: Breakfast DAY7: Hotel to free activities to station/airport drop-off to departure place; Accommodation: None; Meals: Breakfast Beijing, the capital of China, is the political and cultural center of China, with a history of over 3000 years of city building and over 800 years as a capital. This trip will take you on an in-depth tour of Beijing. Our gold-medal guide will accompany you throughout the journey, telling you about the historical and cultural heritage of every part of Beijing. Tiananmen Square has witnessed many historical events in China, such as the May Fourth Movement and the December 9th Movement. It is also the venue for major national events such as the founding ceremony, and has important commemorative, political, and cultural connotations. The Forbidden City is located at No. 4 Jingshan Qianjie, Dongcheng District, Beijing. Established on October 10, 1925, it is a large comprehensive ancient art museum built on the basis of the Ming and Qing imperial palace, the Forbidden City, and is a national first-class museum. Prince Gong's Mansion was originally the residence of Heshen, and was later bestowed by Emperor Jiaqing to Prince Gong Yixin. The architecture and decorations within the mansion have high artistic value, and also reflect the social customs and cultural characteristics of the time. The Badaling Great Wall is built along the mountain, varying in height and width, with an average height of 6-7 meters and a width of 4-5 meters. It is built with neat and huge bricks forming the outer shell of the wall, with a rigorous structure, magnificent appearance, and majestic grandeur. It is a microcosm of the Great Wall, and was listed as a "World Cultural and Natural Heritage Protection Project" by UNESCO in 1987. The Old Summer Palace has numerous palaces, pavilions, terraces, and waterside pavilions within its grounds, incorporating elements of Western architecture and garden art, such as the Grand Fountain and the Haiyantang. It is hailed as "the epitome of all garden art." Tianjin has a profound historical and cultural heritage, with numerous historical and cultural relics.