Yuxiandu, also known as the Royal Cuisine Museum of Beijing, delivers a one‑of‑a‑kind immersive cultural dining experience. Combining museum exhibits, imperial‑style banquets and live stage performances, it showcases China’s centuries‑old royal food heritage. Guests may wander through exhibition halls displaying ancient tableware and historical banqueting artifacts before settling in the grand theatre‑style dining hall. Savour meticulously recreated imperial dishes while enjoying vibrant court dances, folk acts and traditional shows on the 360‑degree panoramic stage. An optional acrobatic show ticket is available to enrich your visit. It is an ideal choice for travellers eager to taste, see and feel the grandeur of ancient Chinese royal culture.

Heroes of Shu at Red Theatre is an iconic intangible‑heritage acrobatic production rooted in Beijing’s centuries‑old folk arts. Featuring six breathtaking acts including high‑altitude stunts, globe motorcycle stunts and contortion, the show’s signature performances have won multiple international awards such as France Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain, China Chrysanthemum Award and Guinness World Records. Conveniently located near major Beijing landmarks and accessible by Metro Line 5, this live show delivers a brilliant display of living Chinese acrobatics heritage, blending raw power and elegant oriental aesthetics.