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Starting time: 8:00 am from your hotel (You may discuss with the driver
Location of departure: your hotel. (We can pick you up anywhere within Beijing's 5th Ring Road)
The duration of the trip is 9 hours. If the trip lasts longer than 9 hours the driver will charge 60RMB for every extra hour on-site. Surpassing 15 minutes will count as 1 hour
Returning information: the driver will take you back to the hotel.
-Ticket type: Show your identification documents at the ticket counter to purchase tickets (at the visitor's own expense). Please have your travel visa with you at all times.
Ticket prices for reference: Baiyun Outlook 10 RMB JietaiTemple 45 RMB Yonghu Temple 25 RMB

*When making your reservations please provide us with an address for picking up and dropping off.
*This is a driver and tour guide in one package. If you choose not to have a tour guide the driver will not go with you into the tourist spots or act as a guide.


- Highlights -

□A tour of three ancient temples
□You don't have to worry about finding a taxi after you take a look around
□Save time and energy as you don't have to research routes or times for the attractions.
□You are in control of your own schedule.



--Itinerary--
Private bus tour with freedom to explore. Expert driver and tour guide. The times of the itinerary are flexible and the length of stay at each local can be discussed with the driver. If you want to adjust the trip please contact customer service in advance.

Freedom throughout entire journey, all meals and tickets at your own expense, only traffic and tour guide are included in the itinerary.


□Yonghe Temple
In Kangxi's 33rd year of reign (1694) he established this location as a prince's palace for his four sons. in YongZhen's 3rd year of reign (1735) he converted the prince's palace into the Yonghe Temple. In Yongzhen's 13th year of reign he passed away and his remains were stored here. Because Emperor Qianlong was born at this site, making it the home of two emperor's Yonghe Temple has been referred to as the "Idyllic Dragon's Lair." As such the tiles of the walls are both red and yellow, in the same style of the Forbidden Palace. Yonghe Temple was the highest seat for Buddhism in all of China, during the later Qing Dynasty.

□Baiyun Guan Temple
Baiyun Guan Temple was established during the Tang Dynasty by Tang XuanZong as a place to pay respects to his ancestors. Then it was called TienChang Guan Temple. Sejong's reign during the Jin had a large impact and the name was changed from TienChang Guan Temple to TaiJi Temple. Baiyun Guan Temple is the location of the Three Treasures, which include the Ming Dynasty's "Orthodoxed Taoist Canon," Meng Fu's (Zhao era) Calligraphy in the "Classic Virtue of the Tao" and "Stone Carvings of the Yin Symbols" as well as other beautiful and important carvings, statues and atifacts.

□Jietai Temple
Jietai Temple is located in Beijing's Mentougou district on Ma'an Mountain. Built in the 5th year of Emperor Tang Wude's reign, Jietai Temple was originally named Huiju Temple. The name was first changed to Wan Shouchan Temple during the Ming Dynasty under Yingzong's reign. It is now called Jietai Temple and is home to the largest Buddhist ordination platform in all of China. It also houses Northern China's largest collection of relics from the Liao Dynasty. What makes this temple so special is the preservation of its pagodas, Buddhist Stone pillars, the ordination platform as well as other rare Liao Dynasty artifacts and treasures.

Starting time: 8:00 am from your hotel (You may discuss with the driver
Location of departure: your hotel. (We can pick you up anywhere within Beijing's 5th Ring Road)
The duration of the trip is 9 hours. If the trip lasts longer than 9 hours the driver will charge 60RMB for every extra hour on-site. Surpassing 15 minutes will count as 1 hour
Returning information: the driver will take you back to the hotel.
-Ticket type: Show your identification documents at the ticket counter to purchase tickets (at the visitor's own expense). Please have your travel visa with you at all times.
Ticket prices for reference: Baiyun Outlook 10 RMB JietaiTemple 45 RMB Yonghu Temple 25 RMB

*When making your reservations please provide us with an address for picking up and dropping off.
*This is a driver and tour guide in one package. If you choose not to have a tour guide the driver will not go with you into the tourist spots or act as a guide.


- Highlights -

□A tour of three ancient temples
□You don't have to worry about finding a taxi after you take a look around
□Save time and energy as you don't have to research routes or times for the attractions.
□You are in control of your own schedule.



--Itinerary--
Private bus tour with freedom to explore. Expert driver and tour guide. The times of the itinerary are flexible and the length of stay at each local can be discussed with the driver. If you want to adjust the trip please contact customer service in advance.

Freedom throughout entire journey, all meals and tickets at your own expense, only traffic and tour guide are included in the itinerary.


□Yonghe Temple
In Kangxi's 33rd year of reign (1694) he established this location as a prince's palace for his four sons. in YongZhen's 3rd year of reign (1735) he converted the prince's palace into the Yonghe Temple. In Yongzhen's 13th year of reign he passed away and his remains were stored here. Because Emperor Qianlong was born at this site, making it the home of two emperor's Yonghe Temple has been referred to as the "Idyllic Dragon's Lair." As such the tiles of the walls are both red and yellow, in the same style of the Forbidden Palace. Yonghe Temple was the highest seat for Buddhism in all of China, during the later Qing Dynasty.

□Baiyun Guan Temple
Baiyun Guan Temple was established during the Tang Dynasty by Tang XuanZong as a place to pay respects to his ancestors. Then it was called TienChang Guan Temple. Sejong's reign during the Jin had a large impact and the name was changed from TienChang Guan Temple to TaiJi Temple. Baiyun Guan Temple is the location of the Three Treasures, which include the Ming Dynasty's "Orthodoxed Taoist Canon," Meng Fu's (Zhao era) Calligraphy in the "Classic Virtue of the Tao" and "Stone Carvings of the Yin Symbols" as well as other beautiful and important carvings, statues and atifacts.

□Jietai Temple
Jietai Temple is located in Beijing's Mentougou district on Ma'an Mountain. Built in the 5th year of Emperor Tang Wude's reign, Jietai Temple was originally named Huiju Temple. The name was first changed to Wan Shouchan Temple during the Ming Dynasty under Yingzong's reign. It is now called Jietai Temple and is home to the largest Buddhist ordination platform in all of China. It also houses Northern China's largest collection of relics from the Liao Dynasty. What makes this temple so special is the preservation of its pagodas, Buddhist Stone pillars, the ordination platform as well as other rare Liao Dynasty artifacts and treasures.