7D5N BEIJING MUSLIM TOUR
Day 1 KL – Beijing
Depart from KL at 18:25 (by Malaysia
Airline) or at 19:10 (by Air Asia).
Day 2 Beijing (B/L/D)
Land
in Beijing at 00:20 (by Malaysia Airline) or 01:15 (by Air Asia). After a warm
welcome, our guide will accompany you to hotel for check-in assistance, and a
good sleep will take you to a sunny morning. As starter, there will be a
professional Foot Massage provided
free at Herbal Medicine Center, which will guarantee us a delightful
walk in Tian An Men Square -- the largest city square in the
world, bordered by the Great Hall of
the People and Chairman Mao’s Mausoleum. Standing north is Forbidden
City, the complex of imperial palace and home to the Emperors of Ming and
Qing Dynasty for over 500 years. Grand halls and courts gradually give way to
more intimate domestic quarters, presenting an insight into the pampered
isolation of the emperors. After a well prepared Halal lunch, we will head to Niu Jie Mosque – the most famous
Mosque in Beijing with a history of more than 1000 years. Not far locates the Muslim Supermarket – the only
supermarket for local Muslims. Enjoy the wonderful Acrobatic Show in the evening.
Day
3 Beijing (B/L/D)
Head to Silk
Store in the morning to have better understanding
on Chinese embroidery. Then
it comes
to
the highlight of our trip -
Great Wall of China. First built in the Warring States period
(475-221BC) as a series of earthworks erected by individual kingdoms to defend
against each other and north invasion, the wall we see now was left from Ming
dynasty. Lunch will be served at
a local Muslim restaurant nearby. Stop by at
Burning Cream Center on the way
back to downtown. Our evening will be devoted to
China’s No.1 shopping street – Wang Fu
Jing Shopping Street.
Go back to hotel for rest.
Day
4 Beijing (B/L/D)
Today’s
program will begin with Bamboo Carbon
Shop, the items there are very popular for its outlook and healthcare
function. Our sightseeing is
the well-know Summer Palace. Being
the largest imperial garden in China, it was first built in the Qing emperor Qianlong’s time in 1751 and was
restored in 1886 by Dowager empress Cixi
for her own enjoyment. The park became a favorite haunt of Cixi, who even preferred it to the
Forbidden City, and named it Yihe Yuan
(meaning the garden of health and harmony). Afternoon prayers at local
Mosque, followed by Negative Ion
Experience Cente. Coming up is Xiu
Shui Market for bargaining fun. The
Place will be our last stop for a luxury treat
and the largest LED screen in Asia.
Day 5 Beijing (B/L/D)
To
see modern Beijing, a must-see place is 2008 Olympic Stadiums -- The
prestigious Bird’s Nest and
Water Cube, which won big applauds in and out architectural world. There
will be an outside tour for photographing. Not far is the very popular Jewelry City for inexpensive items. A fabulous Tea Ceremony at Tea House will be presented after Mosque
visit. And Hong Qiao Market will be the place blast shopping.
Day
6 Beijing – KL (B/L/D)
The morning time is for you to get packed, and
check-out will be finished before noon.
We will have the last day for market exploration. Evening
transfer to Beijing International Airport will be ready after
dinner for the departure flight home.
Day 7 Beijing – KL
Depart from Beijing in the early morning.
The
order of the sightseeing might be amended by our tour guide for time &
customer value maximization but the places to visit will remain unchanged.
July 01 – August 31: Surcharge 100RM/PAX
|
HOTEL
|
02 PAX
|
03-05
|
06-09
|
10-15
|
16-25
|
26 UP
|
|
Local 4 star Olive Tree Holiday Hotel (Muslim
Friendly Hotel or similar
|
1908
|
1450
|
1014
|
830
|
790
|
740
|
|
Local 4 star City Inn (Good Location or similar
|
2028
|
1572
|
1112
|
897
|
880
|
820
|
Services Included
- Accommodation with daily breakfast
- HALAL
meals as mentioned in the itinerary
- One bottle of mineral water per pax per day
- Private land transfers by air-conditioned company
coach
- All entrance fees of sightseeing places as mentioned
in the itinerary
- Private escorted tour with service of Malay,
Indonesian or English speaking guide
Valid until 31 October 2019
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