Old Beijing Culture & Hands-On Heritage
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Full refund if you arrive 24 hours in advance
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English, Chinese
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✅ Hands-on cultural activity (making incense sachets/calligraphic)very memorable and Instagrammable.
✅ Hidden gems (Nan Chi Zi Art Museum and Yangmeizhu Xiejie) — not just the usual tourist spots.
✅ Authentic local food (private hutong dining + Peking Duck) — everyone loves a foodie element.
✅ Historic icons (Bell & Drum Towers, hutongs) — easy for Westerners to connect with “Old Beijing.”
History you can touch, taste, and smell.
Itinerary
Morning – Hutong Discovery & Handcraft
Morning – Hutong Discovery & Handcraft
* Start in Yangmeizhu Xiejie Hutong
* Hands-on heritage workshop: Create your own traditional incense sachet, a brush calligraphy stroke or paper-cutting(could be customized base on your interests) learn about the history of Chinese incense culture, and take it home as a souvenir.
Noon – Hidden Courtyard Lunch
Noon – Hidden Courtyard Lunch
*courtyard restaurant in a restored hutong house. *Try zhajiangmian, baodu, and seasonal hutong snacks.
Afternoon – Art & Serenity
Afternoon – Art & Serenity
* Visit Nan Chi Zi Art Museum, a hidden Suzhou-style garden near the Forbidden City, blending traditional architecture with modern art.
* Short stroll to Bell and Drum Towers — enjoy a live drum performance and panoramic city view.
Evening – Flavors & Night Lights
Evening – Flavors & Night Lights
* Peking Duck Dinner at a historic restaurant — chef carves the duck tableside.
* After dinner：Night stroll along Guozijian Street under lantern light. Pop into a tea house for a quick tasting session and learn tea etiqu
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✅ Hands-on cultural activity (making incense sachets/calligraphic)very memorable and Instagrammable.
✅ Hidden gems (Nan Chi Zi Art Museum and Yangmeizhu Xiejie) — not just the usual tourist spots.
✅ Authentic local food (private hutong dining + Peking Duck) — everyone loves a foodie element.
✅ Historic icons (Bell & Drum Towers, hutongs) — easy for Westerners to connect with “Old Beijing.”
History you can touch, taste, and smell.
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