Tucked away inside Xiannongtan (the Altar of Agriculture), south of Beijing’s central axis and facing the Temple of Heaven, lies the Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum. With its red walls, green tile…
Read moreTucked beside the busy North Third Ring Road in Beijing lies a peaceful old temple — the Ancient Bell Museum. It is the only museum in China dedicated to the collection, study, and display of bell cul…
Read moreDeep under the bustling Sanlitun Embassy District, on the second basement level of the Oga Art Museum Hotel, lies a secret artistic wonder — the Beijing Oga Art Museum (also known as Yingjie Hardstone…
Read more1. Why Is It Worth a Special Trip? Founded in 1999 by renowned sandalwood artist Madam Chen Lihua, the China Red Sandalwood Museum is often called the “Louvre of Sandalwood Art.” It’s the largest muse…
Read more1. Why Is It Worth a Visit? Founded in 1996, the China Printing Museum is basically heaven for anyone who loves books, history, or quirky inventions. It’s the largest printing museum in Asia, designed…
Read more1. Why This Museum Deserves a Spot on Your Bucket List Tucked away inside the leafy campus of China Agricultural University in Beijing, this insect museum is a serious heavyweight in the bug world. Un…
Read moreHidden in Beijing’s bustling Xicheng District, the Capital Museum is one of the best places to explore the city’s cultural legacy. Unlike the crowded Forbidden City, this museum tells the story of Bei…
Read moreTired of the crowded Forbidden City and the Great Wall? If you’re curious about a different side of China—less about ancient palaces and more about jet engines—then the China Aviation Museum is the hi…
Read more1. Why Is It Worth Your Visit? 2. What Can You See Here? 3. How to Explore Efficiently (and Have Fun)? 4. Transportation and Nearby Attractions 5. Tickets and Opening Hours Here, stones tell stories, …
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