Things to do in Universal Studios Beijing

i suggest heading there after lunch..there was no crowd by the entrance gates..went specifically for the harry potter part of the theme park. the merch (shirts) disappointed me thats the down side along wt hour long wait times for the two rides. was worth it as it was a fun even if all audio was in chinese..anyway the highlight was when the castle lit up. it was around 7pm when they did this so make sure to wait..

Coming to Beijing allows you to experience Universal Studios, so there's no need to fly to the United States, and you can also experience China's folk culture. It's so much fun! The car was very comfortable, and the tour guide was exceptionally good, explaining both the Forbidden City and the Great Wall wonderfully. The most interesting part was getting to try painting a 'Tu'er Ye,' a traditional Old Beijing folk art, which was a very enjoyable experience!

It is an enriching and educational tour of a corrupted Qing Dynasty Officer’s (HeShen) Mansion which later became the Late Qing Prince’s mansion. The architecture and garden are beautifully constructed allowing us to study the mansion and history of Qing Dynasty all in one. It should not be missed if one is visiting Beijing.

I really had a good time doing the photoshoot session with Chen! Their team is very professional, most especially the photographer! I really like all of my pictures at Universal Studios Beijing. They event lent me a Hogwarts cape uniform, scarf, and wand as part of the photoshoot! I highly recommend their service!

Our tour guide Xiao Wang was incredibly professional, attentive and friendly. He gave clear, easy-to-follow explanations. I travelled with a young child, and he looked out for us throughout the whole trip. I can highly recommend him! We really enjoyed our tour with Xiao Wang.

Exploring the Summer Palace with Wendy made our trip to Beijing truly unforgettable! She is an exceptional guide whose deep knowledge of imperial history brings every pavilion and story to life. Wendy navigated the massive grounds seamlessly—effortlessly dodging the crowds, guiding us to the best views across Kunming Lake, and sharing fascinating details about the Long Corridor and Marble Boat. Her warmth, pacing, and local recommendations were outstanding. If you are visiting Beijing, book Wendy as your guide—she is fantastic!

Xiucai said that Tour Guide Li's explanation was very detailed, making the visit to the attractions even more splendid. facilities: eye opening service: very good and detailed

This 6-day in-depth Beijing tour is absolutely perfect, with highlights including the Palace Museum (Forbidden City) and Old Summer Palace. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and patient, sharing vivid stories of Ming and Qing royal history and exquisite architectural details when we visited the Forbidden City. The grand vermilion walls and golden glazed roofs left us speechless. We had plenty of time at the Old Summer Palace: we strolled along the peaceful Fuhai Lake with willow reflections, and paused by the ruins of Western Palaces to reflect on profound history, blending stunning natural scenery with valuable historical lessons. The itinerary was well-paced, accommodation clean and tidy, and private transfers were hassle-free with no forced shopping. It’s an immersive journey through thousands of years of Chinese civilization, highly recommended to all travelers!

We had a wonderful time at the cooking class! Rabbit met us at a subway station, from there we walked to a local market to buy our ingredients for the day! We were able to try out some new vegetables we aren’t able to get back home. The afternoon was spent cooking, drinking tea and having great conversations. Our noodles and our many side dishes came out delicious! This class was a highlight of our time in Beijing!