Beijing Zoo

Beijing Zoo is home to around 450 different species and has a population of some 5,000 animals. Some of the most popular attractions among visitors are the wild rare animals of China itself, such as the giant pandas, golden monkeys, milu deer and northeast tigers. However, the collection is far from restricted to those species found only in China; the polar bears, American bison, zebras, kangaroos, giraffes and elephants also draw large crowds. How to get to Beijing Zoo By Subway: Take Subway Line 4 and get off at Dong wu yuan (Beijing Zoo) Station. Get out from Exit B and you can see the south gate of the zoo. By Bus: Take bus 87, 105, 107, 111, 305 or 604 and get off at Dong wu yuan Station, then walk eastward to find the gate. Bus / Subway Search

Meet your tour guide in the lobby of your downtown hotel, hop aboard a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle, heading directly to your first stop: the cute pandas at the Beijing zoo. Here you can find different pandas playing, eating, sleeping at the Panda garden. Follow your tour guide to explore the area, learn some common knowledge about the giant panda. Beside the pandas, Beijing zoo also have red pandas, tiger, golden monkey, hippos, rhinoceros, giraffes and other animals. Let your tour guide know if you want to explore other parts of the Zoo. Move on to the Summer Palace where you can find picturesque pavilions, bridges, lakes and courtyards. The Summer Palace was the royal retreat for emperors fleeing the suffocating summer torpor of the old imperial city and later was the retirement playground of Empress Dowager Cixi. Learn many stories from your knowledgeable tour guide and explore most important halls and courtyards: Hall of Benevolence and Longevity, Hall of Joy and Longevity, Hall of Jade Billows, Long Corridor, Marble Boat and more. After lunch in the restaurant, move on to the Temple of Heaven. Not really a single temple, the Temple of Heaven is an altar complex with a history dating back to the early 15th century. It is the largest existing complex of ancient sacrificial buildings in China, a masterpiece of royal sacrificial buildings complexes and one of the best symbolic illustrations of Chinese cosmology. Marvel the amazing temples and learn how the emperors worship the god of heaven back in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Next, make your way over to the Pearl Market and shop for some souvenirs such as clothing, leather, jewelry, and electronics. After the tour, you will be transferred back to your hotel in Beijing.

Procedure: we will reach out to your via what's app (or get your guide message) to ask for booking information (visitors' full name and passport number). the tickets will be ready once we have the information at place. Don't use the QR code on the GetYourGuide App! As one of the oldest zoos in China, Beijing Zoo is renowned for its unique animal exhibits. It is the best place to see the adorable giant pandas and rare golden snub-nosed monkeys and get up close with various other rare wildlife, such as Siberian tigers and snow leopards. Our service is convenient and fast, ensuring you can easily experience these fantastic attractions. Whether it's a family trip or a solo adventure, Beijing Zoo offers an unforgettable cultural and natural experience. We will send you the right ticket QR code to you by Whatsapp or email. We can't refund your fee if you use the wrong QR code. Book tickets for Beijing Zoo! Click our name for more ticket registration information. - Provide passport ID, phone number, and name. - Children under 6 do not need to provide any information. - We handle the entire registration process, allowing you to choose your ideal time slot. As former international students in the UK and the US, we understand the frustration of obtaining tickets. We have helped many foreign friends and are experts in this process. Let us handle the complexities of WeChat registration so you can enjoy your visit stress-free! Book now and start your amazing journey in Beijing!

Explore the Summer Palace and see the pandas at the Beijing Zoo on this guided tour. Learn about the history of the Summer Palace and see the Marble Boat. Meet your guide in your Beijing City hotel lobby and head to the Beijing Panda House by taking the metro (pick up with private car if you choose the option). Your guide will give you an explanation of the Beijing Metro System, as well as the city’s vast public transport network. Upon arrival, follow your tour guide to watch some of the cute pandas at the Beijing Panda House, and get to know its habit and story. Spend about 30 minutes here. Continue your tour to the Summer Palace by taking the next metro line (Private car if you choose related option), with your guide's help, of course. Along the way, your knowledgeable guide is on hand to provide expert insight and interesting historical anecdotes. Feel free to ask questions if you have. Upon arrival, enter from the East Gate of the Summer Palace. First, explore the Hall of Benevolence and Longevity where Empress Dowager Cixi and Emperor Guangxu took charge of state affairs. Stroll through different courtyards and halls, listen to the detailed stories about Express Empress Dowager Cixi, get to know how did she controlled the country by put the little emperor on the throne. Move on to the Long Corridor. First built in 1750 with 273 rooms, the corridor was fully painted with colorful designs and pictures, winding its way along the lake like a colorful ribbon. Four octagonal pavilions with double roofs were built at regular intervals to represent the four seasons. The gallery has about 8000 colorful paintings, which, as the most charming part of the gallery, depict landscapes, human figures, battle scenes, flowers, birds, etc. Next, explore the middle axis of the Summer Palace, which including the Hall of Dispelling Clouds where Empress Dowager Cixi celebrated her birthday and received birthday gifts from officials and foreign envoys. Climb up to the Tower of Buddhist Incense, which Empress Dowager Cixi held praying ceremonies on the 1st and 15th of each lunar month. From here, you will enjoy a bird's eye view of the scenery of the whole palace. Your next stop is the Marble boat, which was first built in 1750 by Emperor Qianlong which taking the implying meaning of "the water can hold the boat as well as topple the boat", he want to use the the Marble Boat symbolizes the steadfast rule of the Qing dynasty. Exit the Summer Palace from the north gate, and then choose to take the metro back to your hotel or spend more time on your own at the Summer Palace. (Private car will bring you back to hotel if you choose the option)

The Driver will pick you up at your hotel and then it's about 1.5 hours drive to Mutianyu Great Wall. It's a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the Seven Wonders of the World,Upon arrival, your driver will assist with tickets and then leave you to explore independently. Optional extras include a ride to the top of the wall by cable car and a toboggan ride back down. Depending on your arrival time, you typically have around 3 hours at the wall to hike and take photos. After visiting the Great Wall, will drive around 1.5-hour to the Panda House. Upon arrival, your driver will assist with tickets and then leave you to explore independently. The giant panda is the rarest member of the bear family and among the world's most threatened animals. The giant panda is listed as endangered in the World Conservation Union's (IUCN's) Red List of Threatened Species. There are about 1,600 left in the world and you will see a few here. After the panda visit, you will be transferred back to your hotel in Beijing.

Tickets are all booked under real name system. It is necessary to send a messageto us your everyone's passport number & name & morning or afternoon entry, otherwise it cannot be booked. Thank you for your understanding The Terracotta Warriors—discovered in the tomb of Qin Shi Huangdi, the First Emperor of China—are one of the most recognizable images of Chinese heritage worldwide along with the Great Wall of China and the Forbidden City, and one of the most travelled exhibitions of Chinese art in the past century. Looking at them from a distance in their original excavation site at Lishan (near the city of Xi’an in Shaanxi Province, China), the warriors look like a mass of identical figures or a giant’s set of toy soldiers. But up close, your impression of them changes—every figure seems to depict a unique individual, with different shapes of tunics, features, and hairstyles. Each soldier has a carefully rendered, bulky tunic, fastened with delicately tied knots, and strong gaze, making it seem as if you are confronting a person from thousands of years ago.

There’s no more efficient way to get around Beijing city by metro. Today, you will learn how to take metro to different attractions in downtown Beijing. After this family friendly private tour, you will know the public transportation service of Beijing City inside out. Meet your tour guide in your Beijing downtown hotel lobby, you'll head to attractions by taking the metro. Your guide will give an explanation of the Beijing Metro System, as well as the city’s vast public transport network. After the tour, you can choose to explore the city on your own or your tour guide will tell you how to travel back to your hotel on your own. Option 1: Pandas in Beijing Zoo and Summer Palace (5-6 Hours) Follow your tour guide to watch some of the cute pandas at the Beijing Panda House inside Beijing Zoo and get to know its habit and story. You will spend about 30 minutes here. Continue your tour to the Summer Palace by taking the next metro line. Along the way, your knowledgeable guide is on hand to provide expert insight and interesting historical anecdotes. Feel free to ask questions if you have. Upon arrival, you will stroll through different courtyards and halls, listen to the detailed stories about Express Empress Dowager Cixi, get to know how did she controlled the country by put the little emperor on the throne. You will spend about 2 hours at the Summer Palace to explore the most important buildings. Option 2: Temple of Heaven and Summer Palace (5-6 Hours) Your tour will start from the Temple of Heaven which is China's largest and most representative existing masterpiece among China’s ancient sacrificial buildings. It is so much fun in the morning as you can see many local retired folks doing exercises here. Meanwhile, you will get to know all the detailed stories and histories about this temple from your tour guide. Continue your tour to the Summer Palace by taking the next metro line. Spend about 2 hours to explore the most important buildings at the Summer Palace. Option 3: Temple of Heaven and Lama Temple ( 4 hours) Your tour will start from the Lama Temple, the former residence of Emperor Yongzheng before his ascent to the throne, admire the huge wood-carved "Maidala Buddha" in the Ten-Thousand-Buddha Pavilion (Wanfoge). Hear how the statue was carved out of a single tree imported from Tibet and learn why it made it into the 1993 Guiness Book of World Records. Continue to the Temple of Heaven. Spend about 1.5 hours to visit most important buildings, afterwards you can choose to explore Pearl market next door. Option 4: Summer Palace, Houhai Lake and Hutong Allays (4-5 Hours) Start your tour from the Summer Palace, afterwards take subway to the Houhai Lake. Climb up to the Drum Tower to watch the Drum performance and enjoy an impressive view over Hutong. Next, stroll along the Hutong allays, get to know its history, architecture and the life in Hutong. Explore Nanluoguxiang allay, Houhai Lake and Yandaixie Street at your own pace.