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Overview
会议结束后，从会场或酒店出发，先沿什刹海湖岸走进胡同，再安排茶席。第二天在颐和园沿湖步行，下午参观中国国家博物馆。离京前到天坛和景泰蓝工坊，之后按返程航班送机。三天都在北京，游览时段随会议结束时间和航班安排确认；两晚留宿市内，晚餐可自由安排。
— LyrikTrip 旅行设计师
请提供会议结束时间和返程航班。我们会据此核对三天的接送、景点预约、酒店与体验时段，并在书面报价中列明。
Why you'll love this trip
- Three days in Beijing: Shichahai hutongs, the Summer Palace, the National Museum of China, Temple of Heaven, and a cloisonné workshop.
- Sightseeing is scheduled according to the actual itinerary, from airport pickup after the meeting to airport drop-off on the return journey.
- After the closing segment, depart from the venue or hotel and stroll along the Shichahai lakeshore into the hutongs; the walking distance will be adjusted based on the end time.
- Take a lakeside stroll through the Summer Palace, then visit the National Museum of China in the afternoon—moving from royal gardens to national treasures.
- Two nights in Beijing with flexible dinner times; main meals are on your own, based on personal choice.
- On departure day, schedule the Temple of Heaven and cloisonné workshop visits around your flight time, followed by the airport transfer.
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Arrivals
Beijing · Day 1 - Day 3
· After the event, stroll into Shichahai
After the final meeting concludes, depart from the venue or hotel. Huikou walking and tea breaks are scheduled according to the actual end time.
· Summer Palace & National Museum
Spend the morning walking by Kunming Lake at the Summer Palace, and visit the National Museum of China in the afternoon.
· Temple of Heaven, Cloisonné & Departure
Before departing Beijing, visit the Temple of Heaven and a cloisonné workshop, then proceed to airport drop-off; specific times will be confirmed based on your return flight.
Departures
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Hotels
These are sample stays typically included in the itinerary. Final pricing depends on the hotel level selected.
Beijing
Atour Hotel (Beijing West Railway Station South Square)
Upscale local hotel near Beijing West Railway Station South Square.
Beijing
Atour Hotel, Liuliqiao, Beijing West Railway Station
Upscale local hotel near Beijing West Railway Station and Liuliqiao.
Beijing
Sofitel Beijing Central
Luxury international hotel in central Beijing with refined comfort and service.
Beijing
Beijing Marriott Hotel Northeast
International high-end hotel in Beijing, suitable for business and city stays.
Beijing
Atour Hotel (Beijing West Railway Station South Square)
Upscale local hotel near Beijing West Railway Station South Square.
Beijing
Atour Hotel, Liuliqiao, Beijing West Railway Station
Upscale local hotel near Beijing West Railway Station and Liuliqiao.
Beijing
Sofitel Beijing Central
Luxury international hotel in central Beijing with refined comfort and service.
Beijing
Beijing Marriott Hotel Northeast
International high-end hotel in Beijing, suitable for business and city stays.
Beijing
Atour Hotel (Beijing West Railway Station South Square)
Upscale local hotel near Beijing West Railway Station South Square.
Beijing
Atour Hotel, Liuliqiao, Beijing West Railway Station
Upscale local hotel near Beijing West Railway Station and Liuliqiao.
Beijing
Sofitel Beijing Central
Luxury international hotel in central Beijing with refined comfort and service.
Beijing
Beijing Marriott Hotel Northeast
International high-end hotel in Beijing, suitable for business and city stays.
Included / Excluded
What's Included
- Private vehicleAir-conditioned private vehicle for all listed touring, pickup at your venue or hotel on day one, airport drop-off on day three
- Hotel2 nights in selected four-star, five-star or quality boutique stays, breakfast included
- GuideLicensed English-speaking guide on all three days
- Tickets & experiencesAll listed attractions, with the museum's timed reservation booked by us, plus the tea sitting and the cloisonné workshop
- InsuranceTravel accident insurance
Not Included
- FlightsYour flight home, and any travel before day one: your conference arrangements stay your own
- MealsLunch and dinner are not included, excluding the hotel breakfasts for the two overnight stays; your guide can recommend or book meals on your behalf, with costs borne by you.
- Optional add-onsQuoted separately when you choose them; nothing optional is added by default
- PersonalVisas, gratuities, single supplement, personal spending
Special Notes
A few things on this route follow your schedule or the season. Here they are, told straight.
- Start time — Day 1 begins after the closing segment; if it ends later than expected, the hutong walk and tea session times may be adjusted to fit the day's schedule—please confirm details at booking.
- Museum reservation — Entry to the National Museum of China is subject to reserved time slots; specific times are based on your booking confirmation.
- Season — Outdoor walking is included at Shichahai and the Summer Palace; the actual route and rest stops may be adjusted based on the travel date and weather.
- Optional Add-Ons — Night views of the Simatai Great Wall can be arranged separately based on your booking date; confirmation, specific timing, and transportation are subject to booking approval. Priced separately and not included in the default itinerary.
- Hotels & venues — named in your confirmation; "or similar" always means the same class and comparable location, never a quiet downgrade.
Is Three Days Your Length?
Two days instead of three?
Two days instead of three?
Each day stands on its own, so we cut days, not corners: tell us your flight and we shape backward from it.
Good to Know
- Group
- Private, just your party. From 1 guest. No fixed maximum party size.
- Start
- Day one starts from your conference venue or hotel, the afternoon your sessions end
- Start & End Points
- The itinerary begins and ends in Beijing; on the third day, transfers to the airport are arranged according to the return flight time.
- Visas
- Most guests on this line are already in China; at booking we check your remaining stay window against your entry date and flights, before any payment
- Language
- English-speaking licensed guide throughout
- Payment
- Deposit and balance due dates, as well as cancellation and modification policies, are subject to the written quotation and order confirmation.
- Flexibility
- Days are built to stand alone and start times flex with your schedule; the change and refund terms for your dates are listed in writing with your quote
- Season
- The sequence of outdoor walks and indoor visits will be adjusted based on weather, venue opening hours, and meeting and flight schedules.
Your Private Concierge
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Our China team tunes pacing, hotels and local hosts around each route style.
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Tell us what excites you
Not your dates and budget — your curiosity. Where have you always wanted to go? What do you want to feel? We start there.
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We design it around you
Your specialist builds the itinerary from scratch — routes, hosts, hotels, and experiences you won't find anywhere else.
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Lock it in with 30%
When the plan feels right, a 30% deposit holds your trip. Balance due 30 days before departure.
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Travel. We handle the rest.
Your Trip Pack arrives before you fly. On the road, your concierge is one message away — for the expected and everything you didn't plan for.
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Cancellation terms agreed in writing
English-speaking concierge
Secure payment via Stripe
Guest Reviews
4.9 / 5 · from 523 verified reviews
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Emily Carter
🇺🇸 Seattle, USA
Perfect for couples
“My partner and I had an amazing time in China. Everything was arranged for us — transfers, hotels, guides. No stress at all.”
May 2026
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Claire Brooks
🇬🇧 London, UK
Great for families
“Traveled with my two kids and had zero issues. The team made sure the pace wasn't too rushed and included things the kids would enjoy. Communication was easy throughout. Will definitely use them again for our next Asia trip.”
Apr 2026
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Laura Bennett
🇨🇦 Toronto, Canada
Alisa made the whole experience easy
“Alisa was our point of contact throughout and she was brilliant — patient, knowledgeable, and always quick to reply. The trip itself was wonderful. Beijing and Guilin were highlights.”
Mar 2026
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Mark Henderson
🇺🇸 Denver, USA
Good service, minor hiccup but sorted quickly
“Really good service. There was a small mix-up with one of our restaurant bookings but it got sorted quickly. The rest of the trip was seamless.”
Feb 2026
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Rebecca Miller
🇺🇸 Boston, USA
Really listened to what we wanted
“Really helpful team. They listened to what we wanted and delivered. Beijing and Xi'an were incredible.”
Jan 2026
China Ready
We've solved the hard parts. Here's everything a first-time Western traveler needs to know before arriving.
Do this before you fly
VPN & Internet Access
What's blocked
Google, Gmail, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, and most Western news sites are inaccessible in China without a VPN.
Download before you leave
It's nearly impossible to download a VPN once inside China. Install and test at home. Recommended: Astrill (most reliable), Mullvad, ExpressVPN — subscribe to at least two in case one stops working.
Hotel Wi-Fi tip
Some hotels block VPN connections on their Wi-Fi. Use your phone's mobile data as a hotspot if the VPN drops.
Good news
WhatsApp works perfectly through a VPN, so your messaging stays unchanged. Apple iMessage and Signal also work.
Your concierge sets this up on Day 1
Paying in China
China is cashless
Alipay and WeChat Pay are used for almost everything — restaurants, taxis, markets, tickets. Cash is rarely accepted in cities.
International cards now work
Foreign Visa/Mastercard can now link directly to Alipay (set up in minutes, $5,000 single transaction limit). Your concierge walks you through the setup on your first morning.
Carry some cash
We recommend ¥500–800 RMB in cash for the rare vendor that won't accept digital payment, and for small towns.
Booking this trip
Your deposit and balance are charged via Stripe — the same trusted platform used by Airbnb and Booking.com. USD billing, no surprise conversion fees.
We handle the paperwork
Visa & Entry
Do you need a visa?
Most US, UK, EU, Australian, Canadian, and New Zealand passport holders need a tourist (L) visa for stays over 10 days. We provide a visa invitation letter with every booking — it significantly speeds up approval.
240-hour visa-free transit
Citizens of 55+ countries (including USA, UK, most of EU, AUS, NZ, Canada) can enter China visa-free for up to 10 days if transiting through eligible ports. This covers our 12-day itinerary only if you have a confirmed onward flight.
Processing time
Apply 4–6 weeks before departure. Standard processing: 4–7 business days. Express (3 days) and same-day options available at most Chinese consulates.
What we provide
Visa invitation letter, hotel confirmation for all nights, suggested itinerary document — everything the consulate needs, formatted correctly.
Our responsibility, always
Safety & Practical Tips
Is China safe?
China consistently ranks among the safest countries for foreign tourists. Violent crime against visitors is extremely rare. Cities have extensive CCTV coverage and a visible police presence.
Emergency numbers
Police: 110. Ambulance: 120. Your concierge is your first call for any non-emergency situation — she has local contacts for every city on the itinerary.
Health & medications
Bring a full supply of any prescription medication. International pharmacies exist in major cities but may not carry your brand. Travel insurance is required — we can recommend policies that cover China specifically.
Language
English fluency outside hotels and tourist sites is limited. Your guides all speak English. We provide a printed pocket card with essential Chinese phrases and emergency contacts for every traveler.
Before You Book
Everything worth knowing before you book.
Yes: day one has no fixed start. Your driver waits, the hutong walk shortens and the tea table keeps its hour; nothing later in the trip depends on that afternoon.
Yes: ask us to rebuild day two around the Great Wall at Mutianyu, cable car up, toboggan down if you like. It replaces the morning rather than stretching the day, and evenings stay free either way.
Yes, by design: every scheduled day ends by dinner, and your guide books dinner only if you want it. The one exception is the optional Great Wall evening add-on, which takes a full evening and never joins the plan by default.
Usually yes, and we check before you pay. The UK, most of Europe and Canada enter visa-free for days; so do Australia and New Zealand. We confirm your entry date, conference days and these three days all fit inside that window. If you hold a Chinese visa, the days simply count within your permitted stay. If you entered visa-free under the 10-day transit policy, the whole stay must fit that window and your onward flight must leave for a third country or region: we verify both at booking, and if it doesn't fit, we say so instead of selling.
