Beijing Chengde Travel: 2 Days Chengde Highlights & Jinshanling Great Wall Tour

Day1 Beijing--Chengde

Experience a hassle-free start to your tour with our convenient pick-up service from either your downtown Beijing hotel or the train station. Upon arrival, you’ll be warmly greeted by our friendly and professional guide, who will be easily identifiable with a "Your Way Holiday" sign. As you embark on your day of exploration, your guide will expertly navigate you through a series of culturally immersive activities and landmarks. Expect detailed explanations, engaging stories, and fascinating anecdotes that will bring each location to life. Whether you’re delving into Beijing’s rich history, savoring its diverse culinary offerings, or uncovering hidden local gems, your guide will provide personalized attention and insightful commentary tailored to your interests. This ensures a seamless and enriching experience, making your journey through Beijing both enjoyable and memorable.

Firstly, drive you to Chengde city directly which is located in the northeast of Beijing city. It takes around 2.5 hours for one way. Upon arrive, our guide will take you to have the authentic Chengde lunch. After that, start your Chengde tour with Chengde Mountain Resort, It was built in 1703, it took 87 years to finish this resort. It is the largest imperial garden during Qing Dynasty amd be a summer resort for emperors. Over two hundred years ago Emperor Kang Xi (1662-1723) happened to find the place while making a hunting trip. The palace is surrounded by a wall over ten kilometers long, meandering along the mountain ridges. It is the largest and best-preserved imperial palace outside of the capital Beijing.

Then, you will visit the Pule Temple, situated to the northeast of the Chengde Summer Resort in Hebei Province, spanning an impressive 2.4 hectares. This historic temple, built in 1766 during the Qing Dynasty, is renowned for its unique blend of Chinese and Tibetan architectural styles. The front area of the temple showcases traditional Chinese structures, including elegant halls and intricate pavilions adorned with detailed carvings and colorful decorations. In contrast, the rear area is predominantly Tibetan-style, featuring a striking Mandala that serves as a focal point for religious and ceremonial activities. This harmonious fusion of architectural styles reflects the cultural diversity and historical significance of the region, offering visitors a fascinating glimpse into the rich heritage and spiritual traditions of Chengde.

After the tour concludes, you will be escorted back to your hotel in Chengde or Beijing train station by our knowledgeable guide, who is committed to ensuring your comfort and safety throughout the journey. Beyond transportation, our guide will be on hand to provide any final insights or recommendations you may need, whether it's about local dining options, additional sightseeing opportunities, or cultural nuances. They are dedicated to ensuring your satisfaction and ensuring that your exploration of Chengde's cultural and historical wonders is both memorable and fulfilling. Whether it's answering your questions, sharing local anecdotes, or assisting with any last-minute arrangements, our guide's personalized service aims to leave you with a deep appreciation for Chengde's rich heritage and a truly enriching travel experience.

Day2 Chengde--Beijing

After breakfast, our guide will take you to visit the Putuo Zongcheng Temple is a Buddhist temple group established in Qing Dynasty, located at the north of the Chengde Mountain Resort. It was built to commemorate Emperor Qianlong’s 60th birthday as well as his mother’s 80th birthday, and it was established after the Potala Palace of Tibet, which was built by Dalai Lama a hundred years ago. The Putuo Zongcheng Temple is one of the Eight Outer Temples of Chengde, to be specifically, the largest one.

Next, drive about 1.5 hours to visit the famous Jinshanling Great Wall, photographers know that the best place to take pictures of the Great Wall is not Badaling or Shanghaiguan, but Jinshanling. The Great Wall from Simatai in Beijing to Jinshanling in Hebei is the best preserved stretch, so many overseas visitors choose it. It is said that there are more overseas Great Wall climbers in Jinshanling than Chinese. People also say that anyone who has climbed Jinshanling is not interested in seeing any other part of the Great Wall, as it retains its original Ming Dynasty outlook, and so vividly reflects the full ethos of that epoch. Jinshanling Great Wall is the most popular hiking trip among all the sections of the wall around Beijing.

After the tour, your guide will accompany you back to your hotel, the train station, or the airport in Beijing. Your guide will ensure a seamless transition, helping with any last-minute questions or needs you may have. They will provide insightful information about the areas you visited, enriching your understanding and appreciation of the sites. If you choose to be dropped off at the train station or airport, your guide will assist with your luggage and make sure you have all the necessary information for your onward journey, ensuring you leave with a memorable and enjoyable experience.

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