8H6M Beijing & Inner Mongolia, China

Gather at KLIA 1 and depart for Beijing. Relax and get ready for an exciting trip.

The day begins with a visit to Tiananmen Square, a historic square known for various important events, including the student demonstration in 1989. In this area, participants can see iconic buildings such as Monument to the People's Heroes, Great Hall of the People, Gate of Heavenly Peace, as well as the Mausoleum of Mao Zedong and the National Museum of China.

The journey continues to the Forbidden City, a palace complex over 600 years old that became the residence and center of government of the Chinese emperors from the Ming Dynasty until 1924. Surrounded by an 8-meter-high wall, the city This palace is divided into Outer Court and Inner Court. Major attractions include the Hall of Supreme Harmony which is used for royal ceremonies and the emperor's weddings, as well as the Palace of Heavenly Purity which serves as a meeting hall for the emperor and dignitaries. In the afternoon, participants had the opportunity to witness the Acrobatic Show, a performance full of illusion, mysticism, and thrilling action. Overnight in Beijing.

Today participants will feel the experience of riding the Bullet Train to Hohhot, before continuing to the Xilamuren Grassland, a 71 thousand hectare natural grassland known as one of the most beautiful grasslands in the world. The view of vast green grass stretches as far as the eye can see, decorated with colorful wild flowers and livestock such as horses, cows and sheep make the atmosphere here so enchanting.

In addition to enjoying the panorama of nature, participants also have the opportunity to visit a local Mongolian family, try on traditional clothes to take pictures, play with lambs, and experience archery. At night, the atmosphere gets lively with bonfires and fireworks creating a warm, friendly, and memorable cultural experience. Overnight at Mongolian Yurt, the traditional home of Mongolian nomads.

Today the participants will start their tour at Gengis Khan Square, a historical place that is a symbol of Mongolian pride and heritage. This square is named after the great ruler Genghis Khan and features a large statue, wide open spaces and is the focus of tourists and locals.

Next, participants will visit the Grand Mosque in Hohhot, which is the largest and earliest mosque built in the city. This 4,000 square meter mosque was built in 1963 and has been renovated several times. The uniqueness of this mosque lies in its architecture that combines Chinese and Arabic elements, coupled with the use of black bricks that make it more special.

The journey then continues towards Ordos, a modern city in Inner Mongolia that is famous for its rapid development. Overnight in Ordos.

Today the participants will be taken to the Yinkentala Desert, a unique destination that offers a variety of exciting activities such as riding the Guinness World Record Cable Car, camel riding, sand surfing, desert sledding and desert cannons. The combination of adventure, natural beauty and modern technology makes this experience in the desert truly exciting. Next, the tour continues to the Mengliang Ethnic Culture Park where visitors can get to know the cultural heritage of various ethnicities through traditional dances, handicrafts, ethnic clothing and unique architecture.

After that, participants have the opportunity to enjoy local dishes at Kuanxiangzi Muslim Food Street, an area famous for Halal food full of spices, lively atmosphere and art historic building. Before the day ends, participants stop at Xianghe Wholesale Market, a large trading center that offers a variety of goods such as furniture, textiles and home goods at competitive prices. Today's tour activities end with an overnight stay at Hohhot.

Today the participants will ride the Bullet Train to Beijing. Upon arrival, the tour begins at the Summer Palace, a summer palace built in the 12th century during the Yuan Dynasty. Located around Longevity Hill and Kunming Lake, this palace is recognized as the largest palace garden in the world. Participants have the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful panorama of the lake as well as the unique architecture of the palace which is a historical heritage of China.

The journey continues with a stop at the Herbal Medicine Center, an educational center on traditional Chinese medicine that introduces the principles of herbal treatment for health and well-being. After that, participants will be taken to take photos at the Bird Nest Stadium, the iconic stadium of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games with a unique design resembling a bird's nest, as well as at the Water Cube, a building shaped like a cube of soap bubbles that has now been converted into a water park and recreation center. Today's activities end with an overnight stay in Beijing.

Today the participants will be taken on a tour of the Great Wall of China, one of the wonders of the world that was built as early as the 7th century BC and was later extended by Chinese emperors until it reached a length of over 21,000 km. The tour is focused on the Juyongguan Great Wall section built in 1368 by the Ming Dynasty, where participants can enjoy beautiful scenery and impressive military history.

Next, participants will stop at the Burning Cream Center, a traditional Chinese herbal treatment center that focuses on skin problems and burn injuries. Then, see first-hand the process of making jade stone jewelry at the Jade Shop Centre, before shopping at Hang Qiao Market, a famous traditional market offering fresh food, clothing, daily goods and souvenirs. The day ends with an overnight stay in Beijing (for participants taking the MH flight only).

In the morning, the group will board a flight back to Kuala Lumpur, marking the end of a trip full of experiences and memories in Beijing and Inner Mongolia.