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A millennium old ancient capital in the East
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    Beijing

    Imperial Heart for Centuries

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    Hebei

    Royal Retreat, Ancient Gardens

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    Tianjin

    Port City, Colonial Charm

A millennium old ancient capital in the East

Beijing, the heart of China, carries the millennium civilization and modern vitality. As the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties, it boasts the vermilion palace walls of the Forbidden City, the majestic winding of the Great Wall, the fireworks of the hutongs, and the symmetrical aesthetics of the central axis. This is not only a political center, but also a cultural melting pot. From the cultural relics collected by the Palace Museum to the avant-garde exhibitions in the 798 Art District, tradition and modernity are intertwined here.

The red leaves of Fragrant Hills in the west of Beijing, the shimmering waves of Kunming Lake in the Summer Palace, and the Yongding River Wetland in the south of Beijing form a harmonious picture of nature and culture. The Great Wall of Juyongguan in northern Beijing is like a majestic dragon, while the ancient canal route in Jingdong tells the story of the past of water transportation. On the banks of the Silver Ingot Bridge in Shichahai, the sound of storytelling in an old tea house and the guitar music in a bar compose a duet of life.

As the "dual Olympic city", Beijing boasts a modern landmark cluster of the Olympic Park and a model of industrial heritage transformation in the 798 Art District. The Summer Palace alone encompasses a multidimensional heritage of gardens, architecture, and religion, and also preserves historical districts such as Shichahai and Nanluoguxiang intact.

Our carefully selected quadrangle homestays and high-end hotels allow guests to touch history through the carved window frames and feel the pulse under the glass curtain wall of the CBD. The regularly updated city exploration route will take you from the "Thousand Mile Landscape Map" of the Forbidden City to the ski jumping platform of Shougang Park, customizing your exclusive Beijing style cultural journey.

Highlights

  • Stroll through the Forbidden City's crimson palaces to trace 600 years of imperial history.
  • Hike the majestic Great Wall at Juyongguan Pass, where ancient fortifications meet rugged mountain l
  • Wander Beijing's Hutongs and experience timeless alleyway life, from traditional courtyard homes to
  • Marvel at the symmetrical grandeur of the Central Axis, a UNESCO-listed urban masterpiece stretching
  • Explore 798 Art Zone, where Soviet-era factories transform into avant-garde galleries blending indus
  • Cruise Kunming Lake in Summer Palace, admiring imperial garden design harmonizing temples, pavilions
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For millennia, China's heart—Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei—has drawn seekers of history and wonder. Yet even today, this cradle of civilization conceals corners few tread. We take pride in crafting unparalleled journeys, connecting travelers with masterful local experts, and nurturing heritage preservation. From the imperial grandeur of Beijing's Forbidden City, to the hidden water towns along Tianjin's Hai River, and the ancient mountain retreats of Hebei's Chengde, we specialize in curating adventures that blend timeless culture with untamed nature, offering experiences as unique as the land itself.

Celia
Celia
Senior Travel Designer

Luxury accommodation in this area

There are many incredible places to stay. Here are some of our favorite campsites and hotels carefully selected by our travel designers:

  • Near by The Forbidden City

    The hotel was created by international design masters by integrating elements of Ming and Qing imperial architecture with modern minimalist aesthetics. The blue tiles, upturned eaves and glass curtain walls complement each other, inheriting the imperial grandeur of the red walls and yellow tiles of the Forbidden City while connecting the courtyards with streamlined covered Bridges, creating a garden atmosphere of "a new scene at every step", allowing guests to experience the luxurious abode of Oriental elegance in the heart of the city. All 57 guest rooms and suites are equipped with custom rosewood furniture, cloisonne decorative items and intelligent temperature control systems. Some room types feature private courtyards or viewing terraces, offering direct views of the red walls of the Forbidden City or the bamboo scenery in the courtyards. The bathroom is paved with Italian marble and is equipped with a double jacuzzi and a separate shower head, complemented by exclusive amenities from Mandarin Oriental, creating an immersive Oriental bathing experience.
  • Near by The Summer Palace

    The hotel was transformed from a century-old courtyard building, integrating traditional Chinese architectural aesthetics with the style of imperial garden courtyards. Amidst the blue bricks and grey tiles, there lies the architectural charm of the Qing Dynasty, as if it were a hidden paradise that transcend time and space. Located in the core area of Haidian District, adjacent to Beigongmen Station of Metro Line 4, it is convenient for transportation and quiet despite being in the hustle and bustle. It is one of the few "urban ooasis" in Beijing.
  • Near by Forbidden City

    German architect Ole Scheren constructed a ring-shaped suspended structure with glass brick walls. The basalt base and the stone-carved thresholds of old Beijing hutongs complement each other, creating a visual wonder of "the superimposition of ancient and modern shadows". The hotel is directly connected to the National Art Museum of China Station on Metro Line 8. It not only offers the tranquility beneath the imperial city but also makes it convenient to visit cultural landmarks such as the Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven. It can be called an "artistic secret realm in the city".
  • Near by The Palace Museum

    German architects, adhering to the concept of "Ancient Capital, New Charm", seamlessly integrated the brick-carved gate towers of Qing Dynasty quadrangle courtyards with modern streamlined towers. The exterior facade features a gradient design of copper grilles and glass curtain walls, which not only echoes the royal grandeur of the red walls and yellow tiles of the Forbidden City but also presents the beauty of dynamic art through the transformation of light and shadow, creating a time-space folding experience of "a new scene at every step".
  • Near by Forbidden City

    The hotel is a blend of traditional quadrangle courtyards and modern architecture. Its exterior features blue tiles and grey bricks, while the interior is decorated with Baroque domes, agate screens and a Bvlgari spiral staircase, creating a sense of time travel. It retains the "Beijing flavor" while highlighting international luxury, making it a classic landmark at the core of Wangfujing.
  • Near by Tanzhe Temple

    The hotel was jointly created by the world-class Design teams Tofu.Inc. And Bond Design Studio. Based on the traditional Chinese architecture with blue tiles, white walls and upturned eaves, it integrates elements such as the stone walls of ancient villages, ancient trees and old springs, creating a garden wonder of "a new scene at every step". The natural wall composed of huge rocks and waterfalls, the huge rock wall built with Anji stones in the izumi house, and the installation "Blossom" created by Belgian artist LinaKusaite jointly interpret the dialogue between the Oriental landscape artistic conception and modern design.

Why choose IntoChinaPlan

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    Deep-Rooted Expertise

    Our team comprises cultural scholars, historians, and seasoned travel designers with decades of firsthand experience across China. From the ancient Silk Road to modern urban hubs, we curate immersive journeys through meticulous research and regular field visits to China’s most authentic heritage sites, ensuring every itinerary reflects profound local knowledge and exclusive access to hidden gems.

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    Unforgettable Guides

    We handpick passionate guides who are masters of their craft—whether it’s decoding the Forbidden City’s imperial secrets, leading a tea ceremony in a Hangzhou dragon-well village, or navigating the misty mountains of Guilin. Their expertise transforms each encounter into a living story, blending China’s ancient wisdom with contemporary vitality for truly memorable, emotionally resonant travel.

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    Positive Impact

    By choosing IntoChinaPlan, you directly contribute to sustainable initiatives like cultural preservation, community-driven tourism, and ecological conservation. Our luxury itineraries are designed to uplift both travelers and destinations—supporting artisan cooperatives in rural villages, funding wildlife protection in nature reserves, and fostering cross-cultural understanding through meaningful, responsible travel.

Trip inspiration

Get inspiration from our royal travels and garden itineraries, and then contact us to plan your own adventure

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