
7D5N – Beijing & Inner Mongolia
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Day 1: Destination – Beijing
✈ Flight: Kuala Lumpur → Beijing (Reference Flight: D7342 1830/0105+1)
After arrival, our team will warmly welcome you at the airport and transfer you to the hotel.
Accommodation: Hotel in Beijing
Day 2: Tiananmen Square – The Forbidden City – Hutong Experience
Meals Included: B/L/D
Accommodation: Hotel in Beijing
- Tian’anmen Square (Approx. 1 hour)
Visit the largest city square in the world. View the Exterior of Chairman Mao Memorial Hall (subject to reopening). Explore significant architectural sites like the Great Hall of the People and National Museum from the outside.
• The Forbidden City (Palace Museum)
Explore the world’s largest and most complete ancient wooden structure palace complex. Entry time not less than 150 minutes.
Closed every Monday (except public holidays during July 1 – August 31).
Special Note:
Due to high demand and limitations, especially around public holidays and peak seasons, entry to the Forbidden City might not be guaranteed. If ticket reservation is unsuccessful, one of the following backup options will be arranged:
- Visit the exterior of the Forbidden City + Royal Temple or other scenic
- Change the attraction to Prince Gong’s Mansion + outside view of the Forbidden City.
- If tickets are not secured and guests refuse both alternatives, no refund will be issued.
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• Afternoon, visit to Beijing Mosque (Approx. 60 minutes)
Experience one of the iconic Islamic architectural landmarks in China’s capital up close.
• Free Time at Shichahai Scenic Area (Approx. 90 minutes)
Explore one of Beijing’s most popular tourist spots in recent years.
At the Yinding Bridge, one of the “Eight Views of Yanjing,” you may enjoy local snacks and traditional tea culture.
• Qianmen Street (Approx. 60 minutes)
Walk through the old hutongs of Qianmen Street, listen to authentic stories of Old Beijing, and immerse yourself in its folk culture. As one of Beijing’s designated historic preservation areas, Qianmen Street retains the original charm of Old Beijing. You’ll also visit Dashilanr, an iconic pedestrian street known for its deep-rooted Beijing culture and history.
Day 3: Mutianyu Great Wall – National Stadium & Water Cube
Meals Included: B/L/D
Accommodation: Hohhot (Capital of Inner Mongolia)
- Depart for the Mutianyu Great Wall, 2 hours by car
- Mutianyu Great Wall Tour (Approx. 120 minutes)
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987, the Mutianyu section is one of the most iconic and well-preserved parts of the Great Wall.
- Exterior View of the “Ice Ribbon” (National Speed Skating Oval)
A landmark venue of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, the “Ice Ribbon” boasts Asia’s largest all-ice surface area, totaling 12,000 square meters.
- Continue to Olympic Park (Approx. 60 minutes)
• Exterior Viewing of Iconic Olympic Venues:
- The Bird’s Nest (National Stadium)
- The Water Cube (National Aquatics Center)
• National Indoor Stadium
After the tour, board a high-speed train to Hohhot, capital city of Inner Mongolia, known as the “Jewel of the Grasslands.”
Enjoy dinner upon arrival, then check in to the hotel.
Day 4: Hohhot – Xilamuren Grassland
Meals Included: B/L/D
Accommodation: Mongolian Yurt on the Grasslands
- After breakfast, depart for the vast and boundless Xilamuren Grassland (minimum 4 hours of grassland activities).
En route, enjoy the natural beauty of the Daqing Mountains and pass by Wuchuan County, known as the “Hometown of Oat Noodles” and a former revolutionary base.
- Upon arrival, experience the Grassland Welcome Ceremony, a traditional Mongolian hospitality ritual.
Be greeted with the “Grassland Welcome Song” and immerse yourself in the heartfelt and warm hospitality of the nomadic Mongolian people.
Lunch: Enjoy Traditional Mongolian Hand-held Mutton (included)
- After lunch, take part in the Horseback Riding Experience across the grasslands (this is a complimentary activity; however, insurance & safety gear fee of RMB60/person is not included).
Feel the pride and passion of the Mongolian equestrian culture, visit a local nomadic family, taste authentic Mongolian dairy products, and take part in a ritual at the sacred Aobao Hill, a traditional Mongolian mountain worship ceremony.
- After dinner, enjoy a Mongolian Bonfire Party with Folk Songs & Dance.
(The event is subject to weather conditions; timing and arrangements will be based on local notices. No refunds if the event is canceled due to weather.) Afterward, check into your traditional Mongolian yurt accommodation for a unique overnight stay.
Warm Reminders:
- Safety First: Please take care of your personal belongings during horseback For guests aged 50 and above, we recommend choosing a horse-drawn carriage for safety.
- Climate Advisory: The grassland climate is dry and situated at a high altitude. Please stay hydrated and be cautious of altitude-related
Schedule Notes: Grassland activities’ duration is for reference only and subject to actual day arrangements.
Day 5: Xilamuren Grassland — National 4A-Level Scenic Spot, Yinken Tala Desert Scenic Area
Meals Included: B/L/D
Accommodation: Ordos City
Depart for the most captivating desert in Inner Mongolia — the Kubuqi Desert. Visit the Yinken Tala Desert Scenic Area, a National 4A-Level Tourist Attraction. Upon arrival, experience the vastness and magnificence of the endless desert landscape. We have included the Package C desert activity set, which covers:
- Entrance ticket
- Sand sliding
- Desert surfing vehicle ride
- Adventure vehicle ride
- Desert cannon experience
- Camel riding
- After the desert adventure, travel to Dalate Banner (Dalat Qi) and check into your hotel for the night.
Travel Tips:
- Stay Alert: The desert area may be crowded. Please take care of your personal belongings and closely watch over children and elderly travelers.
- Be Prepared: Bring your swimsuit and swim cap in advance for any water-related resort
- Sun Protection: The desert has strong UV rays and unpredictable Please carry sunscreen, sun hats, and other protective gear.
Day 6: Cashmere Factory – Mongolian Culture Zone – Grand Mosque – Inner Mongolia Museum
Meals Included: B/L/D
Accommodation: Overnight Train/Flight (Return to Beijing)
- After breakfast, visit the Cashmere Factory No. 3, a popular local outlet offering affordable cashmere and camel wool Great for purchasing local specialties and souvenirs.
- Transfer to Hohhot, capital of Inner
- Visit Mengliang Mongolian Cultural Theme Park (AAA-rated tourist attraction, 1 hour)
- Explore the Great Mosque of Hohhot (Qingzhen Dasi) (Approx. 1 hour)
Built during the Qing Dynasty over 300 years ago. This mosque is the largest and most famous Islamic structure in Inner Mongolia, combining Chinese and Arabic architectural styles.
• Free Time
Recommendation:
Head to Kui Lane (Kuixiangzi) in the Hui Minority District, known as a vibrant Muslim community with a wide selection of delicious HALAL food options and snacks.
- After lunch, visit the Inner Mongolia Museum
A modern museum that merges ethnic culture with contemporary design, showcasing the rich history of the northern grasslands.
- Free Time (optional):
Revisit Kui Lane to explore more local life and try HALAL snacks and sweets.
- After the tour, take the high-speed train back to Beijing
- Transfer to Beijing International Airport for your outbound flight
Day 7: Beijing → Back to Your Warm Home
Meals: /
Accommodation: None
Reference Flight: Flight D7343, Beijing → Kuala Lumpur
Departure: 02:15 AM Arrival: 08:30 AM
Tour Ends
Wishing you a safe journey and hoping you’ve enjoyed a joyful and memorable trip to China!
PACKAGE INCLUDED
- Airfare
- Hotels indicated in the itinerary or of the same standard, with double occupancy in a twin room, including breakfast for two (not halal-certified; please consume at your discretion)
- 1 night in a traditional Mongolian yurt on the grasslands
- First entrance tickets to all attractions as listed in the
- Dujiangyan, Jiuzhaigou, Huanglong, Changjiang Cableway(ONE WAY)
- 5 breakfasts and 11 main meals (Halal meals, main meal cost: 70 CNY per person).
- Round-trip 2nd Class High-Speed Train Tickets between Beijing and Hohhot
- 38-seater bus
- English-speaking tour guide.
- Tour Guide & Driver.
- Domestic accident travel insurance
PACKAGE EXCLUDED
- Airfare for any segment, including airport taxes and fuel surcharges.
- Hotels indicated in the itinerary or of the same standard, with double occupancy in a twin room, including breakfast for two (not halal-certified;please consume at your discretion).
- Visa(now China is free for 30 days for Malaysian)
- All optional activities during the itinerary are not included in the package.
- If guests wish to participate, they will need to cover the expenses themselves. There are no
mandatory expenses throughout the trip. - Tips for tour guide & driver.
Noted
- One bottle of mineral water per person per day.
- Our company retains the right to modify the itinerary order based on specific circumstances such as flight schedules, train times, weather conditions, or public holidays, without reducing the attractions included.
- In the event of delays or changes caused by force majeure factors such as weather, natural disasters, or government policy adjustments, our company will not be held responsible for any additional costs incurred.
Beijing
Beijing is the capital of China and one of the most important cities in the country. It’s known for its mix of ancient history and modern life. Some of the most famous landmarks in China are here, like the Great Wall, Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Temple of Heaven, and Summer Palace. These places show China’s long imperial history and culture. Beijing is also a modern city, full of skyscrapers, shopping malls, and fast public transportation, including a huge subway system. It’s the political and cultural center of China, where many important government buildings and museums are located. People in Beijing enjoy eating Peking duck, noodles, and traditional snacks. The city can get very cold and dry in the winter, and hot and humid in the summer.
Inner Mongolia
Inner Mongolia is an autonomous region in northern China, known for its wide grasslands, horse culture, and Mongolian traditions. It shares a long border with the country of Mongolia, and many ethnic Mongols live there. The region is famous for its beautiful natural scenery, especially the vast grasslands, deserts like the Gobi, and yurts (traditional round tents). In summer, travelers can go horseback riding, watch Mongolian wrestling and archery, and enjoy local food like roast lamb and milk tea. The capital city of Inner Mongolia is Hohhot, which has a mix of Han Chinese and Mongolian culture. You can find both Buddhist temples and Mongolian-style buildings there. Inner Mongolia has cold winters and can be very windy, but its open skies and natural beauty make it a peaceful place to visit, especially in contrast to the busy life of big cities like Beijing.
Room accommodation in 4 Star Hotel. Room is based on Twin/Double sharing basis.
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