Our ACT guide will pick you up at your hotel around 8:00 am and transfer to Yunju Temple, have a short visit in this Buddhism temple built in Sui Dynasty. Then go to visit Zhoukoudian, an important archaeological site in human’s evolution history.

Have Chinese lunch in a local restaurant.

In the afternoon, drive to visit the featuring Stone Flower Cave, 15 km from Fangshan, a national famous scenic spot and geological park which is noted for the unique Karst cave sightseeing and a valuable informational bank on geological research. After the tour, you will be transferred back to your hotel in Beijing, will arrive at about 7pm.

 

Yunju Temple, one of the cultural wonders of Western Beijing, has preserved priceless Buddhist relics, including Sakyamuni's Bone and 14,278 stone slabs with sculpted Buddhist sutras. It is applying for United Nations World Cultural Heritage now.
Zhoukoudian, listed as United Nations World Cultural Heritage, is the most famous site for human remains with the most abundant fossils in the world from the same period.

 

 

Stone flower Cave, originally the cave was called Qianzhen Cave, or Shifo Cave, names given it by the wanderer monk Yuan Guang during the Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644). The cave thus became famous from then on. Covering an area of about 1.8 Hectares, Stone Flower Cave is a multilayer Karst cave with seven clearly distributed layers.