Experience Ancient China at the Summer Palace in Beijing

A place where you can walk through and witness the ancient architecture and history of China. The Summer Palace is located a bit away from the center of Beijing, and its vast size might make it challenging to see everything in one visit. The Summer Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is an imperial garden of the Qing Dynasty in Beijing, featuring a harmonious blend of lakes, mountains, and traditional buildings. With numerous attractions such as Kunming Lake, Longevity Hill, the Seventeen-Arch Bridge, and the Long Corridor, it offers a perfect mix of natural beauty and traditional charm. A visit to Beijing is incomplete without a trip to the Summer Palace. The entrance fees to the Summer Palace vary depending on the season. • Peak season (April 1 - October 31): Entrance ticket is 30 RMB, and the all-inclusive ticket is 60 RMB. • Off-season (November 1 - March 31): Entrance ticket is 20 RMB, and the all-inclusive ticket is 50 RMB. The all-inclusive ticket includes access to major attractions such as Wenchang Gallery, Dehe Garden, the Tower of Buddhist Incense, and Suzhou Street. Discounts and exemptions: • Free admission: Children under 6 years old or under 120 cm in height, seniors over 60 years old. • Half-price admission: Minors over 6 years old and under 18 years old, full-time undergraduate students and students below that level. Tickets can be purchased on-site, and no special reservations are required.