The Palace Museum

Explore the grandeur of China's imperial past with a visit to the Forbidden City — Beijing’s historic gem and the world’s largest ancient palace complex. Once the exclusive domain of 24 emperors from the Ming and Qing dynasties, this UNESCO-listed site invites you into a world of tradition, power, and elegance. Wander through massive red gates, admire golden roofs gleaming under the sun, and discover intricate halls and peaceful courtyards that echo centuries of royal life. From the awe-inspiring Hall of Supreme Harmony to the tranquil Imperial Garden and priceless palace artifacts, every corner reveals the richness of Chinese heritage. The Forbidden City is more than just an architectural wonder — it’s a living museum offering deep insights into court life, politics, and artistry. Whether you’re passionate about history or simply curious, this iconic landmark delivers an immersive and unforgettable experience at the heart of Beijing.

Yanqing Badaling Incomplete Great Wall

Escape the crowds and discover a hidden gem of the Great Wall — the Badaling Ancient Section. Unlike the busy main entrance of Badaling, this quieter, lesser-known area offers a more authentic and tranquil experience. With fewer tourists, it’s ideal for travelers seeking a peaceful hike through history. The rugged stone paths, original watchtowers, and untouched scenery bring you closer to the Wall’s ancient past. Surrounded by dramatic mountain views, this section allows for uninterrupted exploration and breathtaking photo opportunities. If you’re a hiker or nature lover, this route provides a rewarding challenge and a deeper connection to the landscape. It’s a rare chance to walk in the footsteps of history without the crowds. Perfect for those who value adventure, serenity, and cultural authenticity — the Badaling Ancient Great Wall is a unique and unforgettable experience in Beijing.