Beyond The Wall of Beijing

Forbidden City

For nearly 500 years, only emperors and their courts walked these halls. Today, you step inside. A vast complex of nearly 1,000 buildings the world's largest surviving imperial palace and a window into the grandeur of ancient China.

Fayuan Mosque

Built over 1,300 years ago, Fayuan is one of the oldest and most revered mosques in China. A peaceful sanctuary in the heart of the city perfect for prayers, quiet reflection, and connecting with Beijing's rich Islamic heritage.

Tongrentang

Step into a 350-year-old imperial legacy where you can consult with Traditional Chinese Medicine masters for personalized wellness diagnostics. Discover a world of rare herbal treasures, from premium ginseng to medicinal tonics, all crafted with historical precision. Experience a modern twist on ancient health by sipping goji-infused coffees at their trendy flagship wellness bars. It is the ultimate destination to revitalize your body while exploring China’s rich cultural heritage.

Liangma River

As the city lights come alive, the Liangma River transforms into one of Beijing's most romantic evening spots. Lined with glowing bridges, waterside bars and embassies a beautiful way to end a full day of exploration.

Discover China's renowned skincare and wellness products popular among tourists for their quality and value. A great spot to pick up gifts and personal care essentials.

Beijing's parks and gardens transform with the seasons each month revealing a different bloom in full colour. Whether it's the delicate pink of cherry blossoms in spring or the golden hues of chrysanthemums in autumn, nature puts on a show you won't forget. March : Plum Blossom April : Cherry Blossom May : Tulip or Peony June - August : Lotus

Wangfujing Street

Off-season? No problem. Enjoy fruit picking or a visit to the scenic Shichahai lake area, complete with a complimentary CHAGEE drink. Beijing's most famous commercial street a lively mix of modern malls, traditional snack stalls, and souvenir shops. A must-visit for evening shopping, local street food, and the true buzz of the city.

Jade is more than a gemstone in Chinese culture and it represents prosperity, protection and nobility. Watch master craftsmen shape raw stone into intricate works of art, and browse a curated collection of jade pieces to bring home as a meaningful souvenir.

Niujie Mosque

The oldest and largest mosque in Beijing, standing for over 1,000 years. Niujie is the spiritual home of Beijing's Muslim community a beautifully preserved blend of Chinese and Islamic architecture that tells the story of Islam's deep roots in China.

Experience the thrill of the hunt at Beijing’s ultimate one-stop shop for high-end pearls, tech gadgets, and silk souvenirs.

A halal haven in the heart of Beijing's Muslim quarter. Stock up on certified halal snacks, local delicacies, dried fruits, nuts and authentic Chinese products everything a Muslim traveller needs under one roof. Then proceed to Beijing's favourite market for bargain hunters famous for pearls, silk, electronics, antiques and souvenirs. Put your negotiation skills to the test and bring home a piece of Beijing at a great price.