planning a three day tripPPT
Day OneMorningStart your trip with a bang by visiting the Great Wall in the m...
Day OneMorningStart your trip with a bang by visiting the Great Wall in the morning. The Great Wall, stretching over 8851.8 kilometers, is a symbol of China and one of the most popular tourist attractions in the world. You can hike, bike, or even drive along the wall, taking in the breathtaking views and learning about its rich history.AfternoonAfter the morning's activity, enjoy a relaxing lunch at a local restaurant. Then, head to the Forbidden City, the largest and best-preserved ancient wooden structure in the world. Here, you can witness the opulence and grandeur of the Ming and Qing emperors and their courts.EveningIn the evening, take a stroll along Wangfujing Street or Qianmen Street for some shopping and street food. These two streets are filled with local shops selling various goods, as well as food stalls selling traditional Chinese snacks.Day TwoMorningHead to the Summer Palace in the morning. This former royal garden is a masterpiece of Chinese landscape architecture. Take a boat ride on the lake or explore the various pavilions and halls.AfternoonAfter Summer Palace, visit the National Stadium (also known as the Bird's Nest) for a tour. This iconic structure was built for the 2008 Olympics and is now open to the public for visits. You can also go up to the observation deck for panoramic views of the city.EveningIn the evening, go to Tiananmen Square to witness the changing of the guard and the beautiful lights of the square at night. Then, enjoy a traditional Chinese dinner at a nearby restaurant.Day ThreeMorningStart your last day with a visit to the Palace Museum. This is one of China's largest and best-preserved ancient wooden structures, housing over 9000 rooms and exhibiting over 300,000 artefacts. You can explore the various halls and learn about China's imperial history.AfternoonAfter Palace Museum, take a break from sightseeing and enjoy a relaxing massage or spa treatment at a local spa or hotel. This will help you unwind and recharge your batteries after a busy few days.EveningIn the evening, go to Shanghai Street for some last-minute shopping or to try local snacks. This street is known for its unique blend of old and new, with traditional shops selling various goods side by side with modern shopping malls. You can also try some of the local tea or dim sum before heading back to your hotel for a well-deserved rest.
