Beijing Qing Dynasty Courtyard Dinner and Show Experience
Description
Immerse yourself in the grandeur of the Qing Dynasty with a memorable dinner in an authentic courtyard setting in Beijing. Dressed in traditional Manchu costumes, enjoy a culinary journey featuring exquisite imperial dishes, such as royal soup and crispy squab, while being enchanted by vibrant live performances, including Peking Opera and court dances. Capture stunning moments against the backdrop of a beautifully designed garden, filled with elegant pavilions and serene lakes. This unique experience combines rich cultural heritage, delicious food, and interactive entertainment, offering an unforgettable glimpse into China's imperial past.
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Itinerary
Bai Jia Da Yuan, a 300-year-old Prince Li’s Mansion from the Qing Dynasty, is one of Beijing’s best-preserved imperial gardens and a municipal cultural relic. Explore red lacquer gates, painted beams, palace lantern corridors, rockeries, koi ponds, pavilions and lush gardens with seasonal blooms. Staff in Qing-style costumes greet guests with “Nin Ji Xiang” (Greetings) and address visitors as “Prince” or “Princess”. Evening shows feature palace dances, Sichuan face-changing, Peking Opera and ancient music. Visit historic halls like Yin’an Hall and Yulan Hall, and savor imperial cuisine such as Buddha Jumps Over the Wall.
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What's included
Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
