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4 to 8 hours
Starting Price
65 USD/Person

Tour Description

Tour Description

Pick you up from your hotel around 9:00am.Then transfer to Beijing Jinzhan Tulip Garden. Covers an area of 260,000 square meters,this garden was called the Beijing's Garden of Eden. Do you want to enjoy the scene of pastoral life in North Europe?What a charming scenery: the huge windmill rolls in the breeze, with the waterwheel chuckling merrily, the boats floating up and down, the suspended bridge swaying gently, and birds singing everywhere around the mid-lake island. Just such a moment of imagination will enable you to forget the hurly-burly of urban life and place yourself in the midst of European countryside, which make you feel like a tulip, the flower fairy rippling in the wind.

Jinzhan Tulip Garden:

Jinzhan Tulip Garden is smaller than the more famous tulip garden display that fully blooms in the spring inside the Beijing Botanical Garden's about 400 hectare park. Hundreds of thousands of bulbs sprout for a special tulip garden display there each year. Tulips are a special feature of spring, but they can be appreciated throughout the year at these gardens.

Lunch at a local restaurant. 

In the afternoon,transfer to the famous 798 Art Area. Beginning in 2002,artists and cultural organizations began to divide,rent out and remake the factory spaces,gradually developing them into galleries,art centers,artists'studios,design companies,restaurants and bars. It becomes a new landmark and mut-see for visitors to Beijing.

After the whole day tour, transfer you back to your hotel.

798 Art Area:

The 798 Art Zone in the Dashanzi industrial area of Beijing is the largest and most innovative arts space in Beijing, attracting photographers, painters, poets and other types of artist from all over China as well as the rest of the world.The name of 798 Art District comes from the name of Beijing state-run electronic industry old area.The voluminous factory workshops are ideally suited to art galleries that require space for multimedia installations and other ambitious projects.

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