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[Small Group] Universal Studios Beijing Resort Day Trip / Butler Service · Professional Guided Tour
4.1/5
1 reviewsOur Universal Studios Beijing tour guide was outstanding—knowledgeable, friendly, and very well organized. They managed time efficiently, explained attractions clearly, and helped us skip unnecessary waits. The experience was smooth, enjoyable, and stress-free. Highly recommended for first-time visitors and families wanting the best park experience.
Full-Day Mutianyu Great Wall Bus Tour with 5 Hours at the Site (ENG/ESP/RUS Guided Bus)
4.9/5
2319 reviewsThank you for the trip and introduction to the Great Wall of China! A dream come true 😁 Everything was very well organized, everything was on time. Special thanks to the guides Denis (for his help) and Vanya for his humor and song performance 👍 – you guys are great! Definitely take the tour with lunch included; it's very varied and there's something for everyone.
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One-day tour of the Palace Museum, Beijing [Admission included | Scholar's Guide to Explore the Forbidden City | Gift of Treasures]
4.9/5
189 reviewsThe scholar said, "Director Li took me on a tour of the Forbidden City. It was a rare opportunity to see this historically significant palace and personally experience the wisdom and effort of the ancients in building it. Throughout the tour, Director Li's explanations were vivid and detailed, narrating the rich history and culture in a way that was both insightful and engaging, captivating the audience and leaving them with a wealth of knowledge. Moreover, the itinerary was very thoughtful and meticulously planned, demonstrating professionalism and dedication at every turn. This visit was unforgettable, and I highly recommend Director Li—a five-star review!"
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Gubei Water Town Day Trip --- [Optional Day Tour / Night Tour of Simatai Great Wall & Lunch]
4.8/5
151 reviewsWe really enjoyed the tour. We took the night tour and arrived on a comfortable bus. Kristina explained everything in English and translated it into Chinese along the way. Everything was clear. If needed, she would approach us individually and answer questions through a translator. After ticket control, you have free time to enter the town. You can enter the wall at 6:00 PM. Towers 5 through 8 are open to visitors. We walked from 5 to 8, and there are some fairly challenging sections. We had to be on the bus by 8:50 PM. Unfortunately, we missed the wall's nighttime illumination. But on the way back, we walked through the town, where everything was illuminated. It was incredibly beautiful. I would have liked more time in the evening to stroll at a leisurely pace and enjoy the views. We had hot pot for lunch; we were initially hesitant, but it turned out to be delicious. Overall, we didn't regret it one bit! I highly recommend this tour! Thank you so much, Kristina!
Half-day tour to prince kung's palace museum in Beijing - includes admission ticket / 10-person group / 20-person group / independent traveler group / English-speaking group
4.9/5
187 reviewsThe half-day tour of Prince Gong's Mansion led by Mr. Zhu, a top student from Beijing, was excellent; the explanations were clear and engaging. A great half-day tour, with Shichahai and Nangulou Lane also nearby.
Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City &Treasure Museum Small-Group Tour( Eng or Esp Optional)
4.8/5
1792 reviewsVanessa was an exceptional guide throughout our trip. Her kindness, patience, and attention to detail made every moment comfortable and enjoyable. She explained Chinese culture, history, and local customs in such a clear and engaging way that it became very easy for us to understand and appreciate China more deeply.
We were especially grateful for her thoughtful care and willingness to help with every question we had. Thanks to Vanessa, our experience felt authentic, meaningful, and unforgettable.
Highly recommended to anyone who wants to learn about Chinese culture while enjoying a warm and professional service. Thank you, Vanessa!
Why Book Beijing Day Tours on Trip.com?
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🔥Free Beijing Layover Tour – Explore During Your Transit
If you’re an international traveler with an 8+ hour layover at Beijing Capital International Airport, Trip.com’s “Beijing Express” lets you see Beijing for free—no extra cost for transport, tickets, or guides. It’s perfect for making the most of your waiting time.
- Eligibility: International transit passengers with a layover of over 8 hours at Beijing Capital International Airport
- Two Free Routes (all times in Beijing time, GMT+8):
- 7:30–13:00: Journey to the Great Wall Tour: Departs airport → Visits Badaling Great Wall → Returns to airport (6.5 hours total)
- 13:30–21:00: Highlights Half-Day City Tour: Departs airport → Visits Temple of Heaven, Qianmen Street, Tiananmen Square → Returns to airport (7.5 hours total)
- How to Join: No online registration—sign up on-site at the International Arrival Hall (next to Manner Coffee) in Terminal 3 (first-come, first-served, based on tour bus capacity). Guides assist with sign-ups 1 hour before the tour starts.
Learn more and check updates: Trip.com Beijing Express Free Layover Tour
How to Book Day Tours in Beijing
Booking a day tour of Beijing on Trip.com is the easiest and safest way - you can get official guarantees, multilingual support and flexible choices. Whether you want a one-day tour of the Great Wall or a trip to a historic city, here are some suggestions.
- Go to Trip.com’s Attractions & Tours page or open the Trip.com app. Or directly check Beijing Day Tour page.
- Enter “Beijing”, Click Search (and it will recommend relevant Beijing attractions & tours on the rigt side).
- Filter by Day Tour tab, then choose Date, Meet-Up Method, and other inclusions.
- Select your favorite itinerary, fill in the traveler's details (passport information for international guests), and make the payment safely.
- Receive the confirmation email regarding the time, location and contact with the tour guide of the travel conference (save it for your trip).
Pro Tip: If you’re a transit passenger, pair your free layover tour (from Trip.com) with a day tour for extra exploration—both can be booked on Trip.com, so you can enjoy a seamless travel experience.
Top 4 Attractions for Your Beijing Tour
Beijing has dozens of attractions, but these 3 are must-sees for first-timers—they showcase the city’s history and culture, and many are covered in Trip.com’s tours.
1. Badaling Great Wall
- Highlight: One of the most well-preserved sections of the Great Wall, with easy access and stunning mountain views. It’s included in Trip.com’s free layover “Journey to the Great Wall Tour.”
- Best Time to Visit: March to May (mild weather) or September to November (clear sky). Avoid summer crowds.
- How to Book Tickets: Included in Trip.com’s great wall day tours. For independent travel, can also book tickets on Trip.com (avoids long on-site lines).
Badaling Great Wall Tickets & Reviews
4.7/5
12671 reviews
4/5
Stunning mountain views and well‑kept paths — but expect big crowds, so go early for the best experience
4/5
Phải đi bộ khá xa, vé tàu ít và phải xuống lúc khoảng 17h nên mua vé về khoảng 18h là đẹp, giá nước cũng khá cao, không đồng đều giữa các tiệm, bù lại cảnh quan đẹp, ngắm nhìn di tích cổ
5/5
This place is unreal! It's so beautiful and breathtaking! We took the train there and back for 18 yuan; a taxi would have been much more expensive. It's cold and windy near the wall itself, but very hot on the wall. We took the lift up and walked down because everything was already closed. But we didn't regret the descent at all. There weren't many people, especially in the evening. I think there were more people during the morning session. It rains in Beijing in the evenings, so it's worth bringing an umbrella. The wall itself leaves an incredible impression. It's very beautiful and majestic.
5/5
Very good place to visit!
4/5
The mountains and rivers are magnificent, and the scenery is unparalleled, but with the holiday season in early April, it's incredibly crowded, making it impossible to properly appreciate the beauty.
2. Forbidden City (Palace Museum)
- Highlight: The former imperial palace of China’s emperors—home to 186,000+ cultural relics. A must for history lovers.
- Best Time to Visit: 8:30–10:00 AM (fewer crowds); closed on Mondays (except public holidays).
- How to Book Tickets: Must book in advance (up to 7 days early) on Trip.com or the Palace Museum’s official site. Bring your passport (international travelers) for entry.
Forbidden City Tickets & Reviews
4.8/5
48750 reviews4/5
Nice
5/5
Easy to access the palace ,just scan passport at the entrance
5/5
The place is great and vast, but you need two days to see the courtyards, palaces, and museums, otherwise you will feel like you haven't covered everything in full and the tour is incomplete.
5/5
We are very grateful to our guide, Ustya, for her wonderful accompaniment and tour of the Forbidden City. This storied city is a must-see. It's a stunning site, but the most important thing is to go only with a guided tour, as we did. Our guide, Ustya, speaks excellent Russian and delivers information in an engaging and engaging manner. Our 13- and 7-year-old children were captivated, not to mention us adults. We highly recommend Ustya as a guide for Russian-speaking tourists. She is very professional and responsible.
5/5
It's a beautiful place, with a vast grounds. You should probably budget about three hours for your visit, so you can take your time seeing everything. There are long lines and a lot of security checks: first they check your ticket, then your passport, and then a thorough search. But it seems to move along normally. And if you, like me, have a five-year-old passport, it won't be scanned for ticket verification, which can be a bit of a hassle.
3. Temple of Heaven
- Highlight: An ancient imperial complex where emperors prayed for good harvests—famous for its circular Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. It’s part of Trip.com’s free layover “Highlights Half-Day City Tour.”
- Best Time to Visit: Early morning (watch locals do tai chi) or late afternoon (golden light on buildings).
- How to Book Tickets: Book on Trip.com (skip on-site queues) or buy at the gate (cash/online payment accepted).
Temple of Heaven Tickets & Reviews
4.7/5
4950 reviews5/5
Good place to visit
5/5
Beautiful Chinese buildings, you can't go inside, you can only look from the outside
4/5
It's fine for a one-time visit. You can see everything in 2-3 hours. If possible, it's better to go with a guide. Otherwise, nothing's clear.
5/5
This temple complex is simply incredible. It's quiet and peaceful. You want to stay in the forest or a small garden to listen to the birds, watch the squirrels, and reflect on the lofty thoughts. The whole atmosphere is permeated with peace and tranquility. I definitely recommend this place. Recommendation: very comfortable shoes and an umbrella.
4/5
Everything is fine, but the entrance inside the temple is closed.
4. Universal Studios Beijing
- Highlight: If you want fun after visiting historical spots, this is the place. It’s a world-class theme park with 7 areas, including Harry Potter’s Hogsmeade (where you can ride the Hogwarts Express and drink butterbeer), Transformers Metrobase, and Jurassic World. It’s great for families, couples, or anyone who loves movies and roller coasters.
- Best Time to Visit: Go on a weekday (Tuesday–Thursday) to avoid weekend crowds. Early spring (March–April) or late autumn (October–November) is best—weather is cool, and you won’t sweat through long waits for rides. Avoid public holidays (like Chinese New Year)—lines can be 2–3 hours long for popular attractions.
- How to Book Tickets: Book directly on Trip.com—they often have package deals (like “ticket + hotel near the park” or “fast pass bundles”) that save money.
Universal Studios Beijing Tickets & Reviews
4.6/5
22404 reviews5/5
Universal Studios Beijing offers fantastic attractions and immersive themed lands. Unfortunately, the weather was very hot and the park was overcrowded during our visit. I would recommend visiting during a less busy period for a more enjoyable experience.
5/5
I was there in March 2026, alone. Lots of locations, signs in three languages. A must-see in Beijing.
5/5
The rides and special effects were amazing! The day was fantastic. The emotions were unforgettable!
4/5
It's fun! There are fewer people and no queues after 11 AM. Queues are also shorter after 3 PM, but large bags are not allowed; you need to store them for 90 yuan, which is a bit expensive.
5/5
I visited Universal with my son. We had a wonderful time and enjoyed every attraction. I highly recommend getting an Express Pass. Yes, it's expensive, but it's definitely worth the money.
What Is the Best Way to Tour Beijing?
The best way to tour Beijing depends on your travel style, time, and needs—here are the top options, with Trip.com recommendations:
1. For Transit Passengers: Trip.com’s Free Layover Tour
If you have 8+ hours between flights, this is the best choice. It’s free, time-efficient, and includes all key logistics (transport, tickets, guides). You don’t need to plan anything—just sign up at the airport.
2. For First-Time Visitors: 3–4 Day Guided Tour
A tour with a guide can relieve the pressure of planning. Trip.com's 3-4 day Beijing tour includes all major attractions (the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, and the Temple of Heaven), including accommodation (some, not all incl this), transportation, and an English-speaking guide. If you want to learn about the history of Beijing from experts, this is an ideal choice.
3. For Free Travelers: Customized Self-Guided Tour
If you prefer flexibility, you can book single ticket (for the Great Wall and the Forbidden City) and local transportation on Trip.com. Plan a 3-day itinerary: the first day (Forbidden City + Tiananmen Square), the second day (Great Wall), and the third day (Temple of Heaven + Qianmen Street). The Trip.com app features maps and scenic spot tips that can help you navigate.
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How to Get Around Beijing as a Tourist
Beijing has a convenient transport system—here’s how to use it easily, with tips for tourists:
1. Airport Transport
- Airport Express: Connects Beijing Capital International Airport to downtown (30 minutes to Dongzhimen Station). Buy tickets at the airport or use the “Yitongxing” app (mobile payment).
- Trip.com’s Free Layover Tour Transport: Included—no need to book extra; the tour bus picks you up at the airport.
2. Subway
- Coverage: Beijing’s subway reaches most tourist attractions (e.g., Line 1 to Tiananmen Square, Line 8 to Temple of Heaven).
- How to Use: Download the “Yitongxing” app (add a payment method for easy entry) or buy a single-ride ticket at stations (¥3–¥10, depending on distance).
3. Taxis & Ride-Hailing
- Taxis: Start at ¥13 (3 km); add ¥2.3 per km after that. Look for official taxis (blue/green/red) with meters.
- Ride-Hailing: Use the Didi app (English version available) for cheaper fares and easier booking. Enter your destination in English (e.g., “Forbidden City South Gate”).
4. Tour Buses to Attractions
- For attractions like the Great Wall (Mutianyu section) or Summer Palace, book a round-trip shuttle bus on Trip.com. It’s cheaper than taxis and more reliable than public buses.
How to Book Tickets to Tiananmen Square, Great Wall & Forbidden City
Booking tickets in advance saves time and avoids disappointment—here’s how to book each key attraction, with Trip.com tips:
Attraction | How to Book Tickets | Key Notes |
|---|---|---|
Tiananmen Square | No ticket needed, but must register (for international travelers: show passport at the entry gate). Trip.com’s guided tours include registration assistance. | Arrive early (8:00–9:00 AM) to avoid security lines; no large bags allowed. |
Great Wall (Badaling) | Included in Trip.com’s free layover tour or day tours. For independent travel: book on Trip.com (valid for 1 day; scan QR code to enter). | Badaling is busy—book Trip.com’s “early access” tour to beat crowds. |
Great Wall (Mutianyu) | Book a “bus + ticket” package on Trip.com (includes round-trip transport from downtown and entry ticket). | Mutianyu has a cable car (book separately on Trip.com) for easy access. |
Forbidden City | Book on Trip.com or the Palace Museum’s official site (up to 7 days in advance). Select a time slot (e.g., 8:30–10:30 AM) and bring your passport. | No on-site ticket sales—advance booking is mandatory. |
What to Prepare for a Trip to China?
- Visa & Entry Tips China’s 240-hour visa-free transit policy now covers 54 countries, incl. the US, UK, Canada, and Brazil, allowing up to 10 days during layovers. Learn more about China Entry Tips to land in China easily.
- Getting Connected VPNs are vital for accessing Google, WhatsApp, Instagram, etc in China. Set one up before arriving. China eSIMs are the easiest option for data and bypassing restrictions. Pocket Wi-Fi devices work best for group but are pricier and require pickup/return.
- Money Exchange & Tax Refunds Exchange money in China banks (better rates than airports). ATMs accept foreign cards, but notify your bank first. For tax refunds, spend over ¥500 at stores with a "Tax-Free" sign. Keep receipts and get forms stamped at customs before departure.
Must-Have Apps in China
- China Payment Apps Forget cash. Chinese use Alipay (I like it better) or WeChat Pay to pay for everything in China. Scan a QR code at noodle stalls, metros, even temples. Link your foreign Visa/Mastercard before landing.
- China Map Apps Amap (Gaode Map) & Baidu Map (limited English) is what locals use, with real-time navigation, metro/bus routes, and traffic updates. Apple Maps does a good job too if you're already an IOS user.
- China Transport Apps Street taxis are cheap, but drivers rarely speak English. Use China Taxi App like DiDi (China’s Uber)—set your destination in English, pay by Alipay.
- China Travel Apps 15+ China trips taught me: Use Trip.com. It's the best English app for booking China trains/flights/hotels + finds Trip.com deals.
- China Dating Apps Locals use Tantan (China’s Tinder) and Momo. WeChat’s “People Nearby” works too, but expect language barriers unless your Mandarin’s decent.
- China Food App Use Meituan (also helps find nearby restaurants) or Ele.me for food delivery—both have English mode. No English menu in restaurants? Scan the QR with Alipay's translator.
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FAQs about Beijing Tour
Do you need a tour guide for Beijing?
Yes, it’s recommended—especially for historical attractions (Forbidden City, Great Wall). Trip.com’s tours include English-speaking guides who explain the history and culture, making your visit more meaningful. For independent travel, you can book a 1-day guide on Trip.com.Can you tour China without a guide?
Yes, but it’s harder for first-timers (language barriers, advance ticket requirements). Trip.com’s “self-guided packages” help—they include tickets, transport, and 24/7 customer support (English available) so you can travel independently with peace of mind.How many days in Beijing for first timers?
3–4 days is ideal. This lets you visit all top attractions: Day 1 (Forbidden City + Tiananmen Square), Day 2 (Great Wall), Day 3 (Temple of Heaven + Qianmen Street), Day 4 (Summer Palace or hutongs). Book a 3–4 day tour on Trip.com to save time.Are taxis cheap in Beijing?
Taxis are affordable for short trips (e.g., ¥20–¥30 from downtown to Temple of Heaven). For long trips (e.g., downtown to Great Wall), they’re expensive (¥200–¥300). Instead, book a round-trip bus + ticket package on Trip.com (cheaper and more reliable).Do I need to book Temple of Heaven in advance?
It’s not mandatory, but recommended during peak seasons (April–May, October). Book tickets on Trip.com to skip long on-site lines. For same-day visits, you can buy tickets at the gate (cash or mobile payment).How do I get to Mutianyu Great Wall from Beijing?
The easiest way is to book Trip.com’s “Mutianyu Great Wall Day Tour” or “Bus + Ticket Package.” The package includes round-trip transport from downtown (1.5 hours each way) and entry tickets. Avoid public buses (frequent delays) or expensive taxis.Is Trip.com’s free Beijing layover tour available for all transit passengers?
It’s open to international transit passengers arriving at Beijing Capital International Airport with a layover of over 8 hours. You must check your home country’s visa requirements (some nationalities need a transit visa to enter China).Can I join Trip.com’s free layover tour if I arrive at Beijing Daxing International Airport?
No—currently, the free layover tour only operates at Beijing Capital International Airport. For Daxing Airport passengers, book a downtown transfer on Trip.com and join a day tour instead.
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