1. History Comes Alive at Grand Canal Forest Park Early morning sunlight sparkles on the Grand Canal. Elders practice Tai Chi by willow trees while children run along shady paths. This is Beijing’s Gr…
Read more1. Why You Shouldn’t Miss This Place Once the “crown jewel” of Qing Dynasty imperial gardens, Yuanmingyuan blended the elegance of Chinese landscaping with European architecture, earning the nickname …
Read more1. Why Visit? A Slice of Authentic Yuan Dynasty History The Yuan Dynasty City Wall Ruins Park is Beijing’s only large-scale preserved section of the Yuan-era city wall, built more than 700 years ago. …
Read more1. Why Choose This Place? Nangong Tourist Resort, located in Beijing’s Fengtai District, is a comprehensive getaway that combines geothermal hot springs, eco-gardens, and traditional-style architectur…
Read moreWhen you visit Beijing Drum & Bell Towers, you step into 700 years of Beijing’s living history. These towers, also called “Gulou and Zhonglou,” stand at the north end of the city’s central axis. A…
Read more1. Why Is the Summer Palace a Must-Visit? The Summer Palace is the largest and best-preserved imperial garden in China, often called the “Museum of Royal Gardens.” Built in 1750 during the Qing Dynast…
Read moreIntroductionIf you walk along the Beijing Central Axis, you’ll feel the heartbeat of an ancient capital. This cultural axis is a 7.8 km stretch connecting the Drum & Bell Towers in the north to Yo…
Read moreStep outside Beijing’s bustling city center and discover the Ming Tombs, one of the largest and best-preserved imperial burial sites in the world. Built between 1409 and 1644, this UNESCO World Herita…
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