P-K Lama Temple, Confucius Temple, Guozijian and Hutong （Duration 8 hours）
雍和宮，孔廟，國子監(jiān)&胡同
Vehicle Type
Red Flag
Mini Van
Coaster
Audi A6
Buick GL8
KingLong
Pax
1-2pax
3-5pax
6-9pax
10-19pax
1-2pax
3-5pax
20-50pax
Price
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Airport Transfer One Way
（with booking tour only)
350
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Overtime ( per hour)
200
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300
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500
Package Includes:
Transportation with luxury car among visiting place
English tour guide service
Package Excludes:
Scenic spot ticket
Chinese Meal
Description:
Departure from your staying hotel in the morning, then drive to the Lama Temple
Sightseeing at the Lama Temple（雍和宮）
The lama temple is the largest and best-preserved lamasery in Beijng. Built in 1694 it was originally a residence for Prince Yongzheng before he ascended the throne. Later in 1744 his successor Emperor Qianlong rebuilt and converted the palace into a temple devoted to the cult of the living lama.
From Lama Temple to Confucius Temple
Sightseeing at Confucius Temple（孔廟）
The Temple of Confucius stands on 20,000 square meters of the grounds of the Guozijian. Emperors of the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties regularly conducted ceremonies honoring Confucius in the temple's Dacheng Hall, or Great Achievement Hall.
From Confucius Temple to Guozijian
Sightseeing at the Guozijian（國子監(jiān)）
Guozijian, the Imperial College during the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, can be found in Beijing's Chengxian or Guozijian Street. Established in the Yuan Dynasty, the Guozijian was the heart of China's highest educational administration and college from the 1200s to the end of the Qing dynasty in the 20th century.
Chinese Lunch
From Chinese restaurant to Hutong Tour
Rickshaw at Hutong area（胡同）
Hutong is an old city alley or lane, and the hutongs of Beijing are one of its most distinctive features. The capital city is home to thousands of hutongs, many of which were built in the area surrounding the Forbidden City.
The rickshaw, the most popular form of transportation in recent years for tourists to take the Hutong tour, provides a unique view of Beijing and becomes more and more popular with tourists. A rickshaw is more expensive than taking a taxi but allows tourists to enjoy the street scene and is more convenient for avoid traffic jams. So by taking a rickshaw and traveling at a leisurely pace, one can gain a more intimate flavor of life in old Beijing.
Drive back to your staying hotel.
*During the whole trip, Beijing porcelain shop or Tea House will be arranged for a short visit.
