Departure: Any Date
Tour Duration: 8 hours
Attractions and Activities: Mutianyu Great Wall, Ming Tombs
Service Includes: Personal English Speaking Guide, Private Car and Driver, Entrance Fee, Hotel Pick up and Drop off.

Pick up travelers from hotel on departure time and then drive to the Ming Tombs, the best preserved Chinese imperial tombs with 500 years history, and visiting Changling or Dingling. Changling Tomb is the head and the largest tomb of Ming Tombs, where Emperor Yongle and his Empress Xu were buried. Dingling is the underground mausoleum of Emperor Wan Li. The Underground Palace Halls, a labyrinth palace building, were the first royal tomb excavated in accordance with plan in China. End the visit of Ming Tombs at about 11:15. Before having lunch (12:00), travelers have 45 minutes to have a short visit of Jade Carving Factory. The jade carving is very famous special local product, it was not only the excellent skill on carving, but also mixes many Chinese traditional cultures in the jade carving. Have traditional Chinese lunch at restaurant. Drive to the Mutianyu Great Wall. Sightseeing on Mutianyu Great Wall for 2 hours. Mutianyu Great Wall is known for its beautiful surroundings - dense woods and rich pastures changing colors with the seasons of the year. The wall winds its way over 1000 meters to the crest of  a mountain before turning sharply and dipping downhill, forming a triangle known as the Ox-Horn Wall. Driving the travelers back to their hotel.(L)

Mutianyu Great Wall: Despite the hundreds of buses that visit daily, the Great Wall at Mutianyu is not as crowded as the nearby Badaling or Juyongguan sections of the Wall. Mutianyu's 2.5 kilometer stretch of the Wall allows you to walk for more than an hour as you explore 22 watchtowers and the valley on both sides of the Wall. In late afternoon, or in poor weather, you often might find yourself alone with only the sound of the wind to keep you company. Travel back in time and see the Wall as it was when it was built hundreds of years ago.

Ming Tombs: The Ming Tombs lie in Changping County, about 50 kilometers (31 miles) northwest from the urban area of Beijing. It is actually a tomb cluster of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), including thirteen emperor's mausoleums, seven tombs for concubines and one grave for eunuchs. This cemetery is world famous because of the thirteen emperors buried here. Sitting at the foot of Mt. Yan and occupying an area of more than 120 square kilometers (29,653 acres), it appears extremely spectacular. It was listed in the World Heritage List in 2003.