Beijing

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Beijing

The capital Beijing lies just south of the rim of the Central Asian Steppes and is separated from the Gobi Desert by a green chain of mountains. Beijing is a huge sprawling city and home to 12 million people. Having been the capital city of both Imperial and Modern China, it has a fantastic collection of sights and walking along the Great Wall or standing atop The Gate of Heavenly Peace from where Mao declared China as The People’s Republic and looking out over the enormous Tiananmen Square are experiences that will never be forgotten. The Forbidden City is equally as memorable and if you find a quiet corner to soak up its atmosphere your imagination can easily transport you back to the days of Imperial China.

Suggested itineraries

Theatre
China Explorer
A great blend of history, culture and stunning scenery. The China explorer is for the more adventurous traveller and takes in Beijing, Xian and Yunnan province.
Long Picture
Essential China
The perfect itinerary for a first time experience of China visiting the key destinations of Beijing, Xian and Shanghai. This fascinating itinerary fits into just 1 week off work as well!
Desertscape
From China to Mongolia
A short introduction to China with the excitement and history of Beijing contrasted with the tough terrain and nomadic culture of Mongolia, the world’s most sparsely populated country.
Great Wall
Scenic China
A luxurious introduction to China, from the awesome scenery of the Three Gorges along the Yangtze River, the almighty Great Wall of China to the fascinating Terracotta Army.

Properties

Peninsula Beijing
Peninsula Beijing (City Hotel)
With a central Beijing location, close to the Forbidden city, The Peninsula Beijing is the place to stay with contemporary guest rooms and exemplary Peninsula service.
Raffles Beijing
Raffles Beijing (Luxury Hotel)
An elegant and intimate boutique hotel in a superior location just a few minutes walk from the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square.
Red Capital Ranch
Red Capital Ranch (Guesthouse)
A unique and slightly eccentric traditional lodge in the most remote location with fantastic views directly onto the Great Wall of China.



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