Saturday, 1 September 2012

5D4N Beijing Muslim Tours


D1 Beijing  (L/D)

Arrive in Beijing in the early morning. Visit to the Tian An Men Square which is the largest city square in the world, bordered by the Great Hall of the People ,then tour the Forbidden City, the complex of imperial palace, which was home to the Emperors for over 500 years. Grand halls and courts gradually give way to more intimate domestic quarters, giving an insight into the pampered isolation of the emperors. Visit the silk store. Visit the NiujieMosque & pray at there. After lunch we will shop at the Muslim Super Market and Niujie, it is in the Muslim community and the only super market for Muslims in Beijing. Enjoy Traditional Free Foot Massage at the Chinese medicine center. Acrobatic Show at night.


D2 Beijing (B/L/D)

Breakfast.Today is the highlight of our China tour, the climbing of the Great Wall of China, which was first built in the Warring States period (475-221BC) as a series of earthworks erected by individual kingdoms as a defense against each other as well as from invasions from the north. The present day wall was left from the Ming dynasty. Lunch at a local Muslim restaurant near the Great Wall. Shopping at the Jade Center and Crystal Shop. Visit the burning cream Center. Dinner at Muslim restaurant.




D3 Beijing (B/L/D)    
   
Breakfast.Visit the Summer Palace in the morning. Being the largest imperial garden in China, the Summer Palace was first built in the Qing emperor Qianlong’s time in 1751 and burned down in 1860 by the French and British army and restored by the Dowager empress Cixi for her own enjoyment. It became a favorite haunt of Cixi, who preferred it to the Forbidden City, and named it Yi He Yuan meaning the garden of health and harmony. Lunch. Shopping at the Fresh Water Pearl Center. Visit to the Ma Dian Mosque which is one of the most famous mosques with hundreds years history. After dinner go to visit the hard rock café for T-SHIRT.

D4 Beijing (B/L/D)

Breakfast.Take a short visit to the new highlight of Beijing, the incredible Olympic Village with its Bird's Nest Stadium and Water Cube from outside.. Visit jewelry shop. Shopping at the Sunny Gold Street.Enjoy the Tea ceremony at the Tea House. Shopping at Xiushui Street. Shopping at Hong Qiao Market.

D5 Beijing (B) 
      
After breakfast, transfer to the airport. Departure from Beijing. Finish your happy journey.




3* Maple hotel or similar  
2paxs -5paxs: RM1140/pax (twin/triple)    single supply: RM650
6paxs - 9 paxs: RM980/pax (twin/triple)   single supply: RM550
10pax – 15paxs: RM830/pax (twin/triple)    single supply: RM450
16 paxs above: RM650/pax (twin/triple)     single supply: RM400

3* Huafu hotel or similar
2paxs -5paxs: RM1240/pax (twin/triple)      single supply:RM650
6paxs - 9 paxs: RM1050/pax (twin/triple)     single supply: RM550
10pax – 15paxs: RM880/pax (twin/triple)     single supply: RM450
16m pax or above: RM720/pax (twin/triple)    single supply: RM400

4* Yihai Hotel or Mingdu Hotel or similar   
2paxs -5paxs: RM1340/pax (twin/triple)     single supply: RM700
6paxs - 9paxs: RM1190/pax (twin/triple)    single supply: RM600
10pax – 15paxs: RM1050/pax (twin/triple)     single supply: RM500
16paxs or above: RM830pax (twin/triple)    single supply: RM450

Hotel website:
3* Maple hotel            website: www.flhotel.com.cn
4* Yihai Hotel             website: www.yihaihotel.cn
4* Mingdu hotel            website: http://www.bjmingduhotel.com/

Quotation Include:
- Accommodation
- Meals as mentioned in the itinerary
- 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
- Tipping
- Visa

Quotation Exclude:
- International flights& Granitites to service staffs
- Expenditure of a personal nature, such as drinks, souvenirs, telephone calls, laundry, etc
- Extra luggage

Note :

1. The above rates are valid for groups which departure in usual days, invalid for big exhibition or festival date.
2. The above rates are unavailable for grougs of students, airline staffs & non-muslims.

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