
ā² Includes 10 hr vehicle use + driver + Mutianyu Great Wall admission ticket (includes shuttle bus) + Summer Palace admission ticket (tour guide service not included, visitors explore the attraction independently), with hotel pickup/drop-off service within the 5th Ring Road. Full-day vehicle use for 10 hr, overtime charged at 100 CNY/hr. Ā· Chinese-speaking driver: Communicates in Chinese only, suitable for guests who understand Chinese. Ā· English-speaking driver: Chinese national driver who can communicate in Chinese and basic English, with Chinese as their first language. If you require higher English proficiency, we recommend selecting the "English guide + private charter" package itinerary. To ensure accurate pickup, please provide the exact address of your hotel.

ā² The Summer Palace, an ancient imperial garden in Beijing originally known as the Garden of Clear Ripples, is located in the western suburbs of Beijing about 15 km from the city center. Covering approximately 290 hectares, it neighbors Yuanmingyuan Park. Built around Kunming Lake and Longevity Hill, modeled after Hangzhou's West Lake, and incorporating Jiangnan-style garden design techniques, this large-scale landscape garden is one of China's best-preserved imperial retreats. Acclaimed as the "Museum of Royal Gardens," it's also a key national tourist attraction.

ā² The Mutianyu Great Wall attraction features lush vegetation with a current coverage rate of 96%, an unparalleled green canopy among all Great Wall sections. The Mutianyu Pass Tower displays unique architectural characteristics. Unlike passes such as Juyongguan, Shanhaiguan, or Jiayuguan, its main fort consists of three interconnected hollow watchtowers standing together - two smaller flanking towers with a larger central one, each topped with observation pavilions. Unconventionally, the gate isn't centrally positioned but located on the eastern side of the pass tower, with entry/exit passages through the side watchtowers. This distinctive pass tower design represents a rare architectural marvel along the entire Great Wall.
