• Zhoukoudian Peking Man Site - Situated 85km southwest of the city center. Zhoukoudian is an extensive cave system and the discovery site of the specimens of Peking Man, believed by some to be ancestors of the Chinese people. Major parts of the cave system are closed for rehabilitation, including the Upper Cave Man discovery site of the first few Peking Man fossils. Fret not if you want to see more of the archaeological site, because the park ticket (RMB 30) includes a hike to the Longgu Hill where you can see replicas of the other mammalian species discovered in the site. The nearby Zhoukoudian Site Museum is open for public until 4pm every day.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Tolls, Gas, Parking fees included
• Professional English speaking driver

• Tour Guide
• Lunch
• Gratuities (recommend)
• Personal costs
• Entrance ticket

The second of two World Heritage Sites in Beijing may present a travel challenge due to its remote location. It’s nestled within the expansive geopark complex in the Fangshan district towards the southwest. While major sites are reachable by public buses, lengthy travel and wait times may detract from the experience. In this case, it’s recommended to opt for a vehicle rental.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.