Beijing

When placing an order, guests have the option to choose either public transportation or a private transfer for their journey. In the morning, your professional guide will meet you at your hotel. If you've selected public transportation, you'll head to the nearest metro station together. As you board the train bound for the Lama Temple, the guide will offer detailed insights into the complex Beijing Metro System and the city's extensive public transport network, providing a chance to experience local commuting. For those who opt for a private transfer, it ensures a smooth and hassle - free start to the day, allowing you to relax on the way to the Lama Temple.​

Lama Temple (Yonghegong)

The Lama Temple, which was Emperor Yongzheng's residence before he took the throne, holds great historical and cultural significance. As you stroll through the temple grounds, you'll notice the elaborate eaves, vividly painted beams, and intricately carved doorways that showcase the high - level craftsmanship of ancient China. The main halls, such as the Hall of the Wheel of the Law, are not only architectural masterpieces but also the heart of religious activities. Here, you may have the opportunity to witness Buddhist ceremonies, where monks chant sutras and perform solemn rituals, offering a profound sense of the spiritual atmosphere within the temple.​ Once there, stepping into the Ten - Thousand - Buddha Pavilion, you'll be amazed by the colossal wood - carved "Maidala Buddha". Standing at an astonishing height, this statue is a true marvel of art. Your guide will share the fascinating story of how this magnificent statue was carved from a single tree imported from Tibet.