Ancient Caravan Trails and Villages Tour

Highlights

• Exploring the abandoned Railway tunnel, industrial relic from the Qing Dynasty.
• Taking a break on the banks of the Yongding River
• Day hike (around 10 km)

Description

Exploring the transition from modern to contemporary civilization, industrial relics, and camel caravans bear witness to Beijing's commerce a century ago. Remnants of Qing Dynasty industry, the precursor to the Beijing-Zhangjiakou Railway, the earliest railway built by the Chinese themselves. Ancient villages described by Ma Zhiyuan: 'Ancient roads, west wind, lean horses, setting sun, a heartbroken traveler at the ends of the earth.' A less-traveled route, suitable for tourists interested in Beijing's history, especially its modern industry. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and the overcrowded tourist attractions, and explore a different story of Beijing. Hiking, requiring a trek of over ten kilometers; please consider your own physical condition. Immerse yourself in the local villagers and experience a different way of life.

Includes

Includes direct pick-up and drop-off service between hotels and scenic spots, professional tie service, and attraction entrance fees.

Excludes

Lunch and other expenses are at your own expense.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund