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Mon, 8th September 2008 - Wed, 31st December 2008

SUMMER PALACE, LAMA TEMPLE, PANDA GARDEN

Tour II of Historic Beijing begins at the Yonghe Lamasery and one of the best examples of the region's many sacred temples. Lama Temple reveals diverse architectural styles from Han, Mongolia, Manchuria and Tibet, and the impressive 60-foot Maitreya Buddha, carved form a single sandalwood tree. Then it's on to one of the highpoints of anyone visiting Beijing, a trip to the zoo to see the frolicking Pandas, a living Chinese treasure. After a stop for lunch, you'll then visit the emperor's retreat, the historic Summer Palace. Used for eight centuries, the Empress Dowager Cixi had the estate renovated in the 19th century, including the manmade lake we see today. Besides touring the ornate palace, you'll stroll through one of Beijing's favorite parks. During the day, we will also go on a shopping excursion to the White Peacock Silk Carpet Factory.

We recommend you also take Tour I, which is held on alternating days. Each is a complete tour and can be taken separately.

Tour Includes:
Tour includes hotel pick-up and drop-off, air-conditioned coach, transportation tax, parking fees, English-speaking guide, Lunch, and all admission tickets.

Tour Time:
08.00am on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.

Tour Departure / Pick-up:
Pick-up is between 08:00AM and 09:00AM at your hotel. E-mail your hotel info to wendy@graylineinfo.com 24 hours in advance to guarantee service.

Tour Duration:
7 hrs

SUMMER PALACE, LAMA TEMPLE, PANDA GARDEN

Tour II of Historic Beijing begins at the Yonghe Lamasery and one of the best examples of the region's many sacred temples. Lama Temple reveals diverse architectural styles from Han, Mongolia, Manchuria and Tibet, and the impressive 60-foot Maitreya Buddha, carved form a single sandalwood tree. Then it's on to one of the highpoints of anyone visiting Beijing, a trip to the zoo to see the frolicking Pandas, a living Chinese treasure. After a stop for ... Full Item Information