1. Explore the Plant Kingdom Beijing Botanical Garden is a must-see in Beijing. It covers over 200 hectares and has more than 15,000 plant species. 2. Immerse in Culture The garden combines nature and…
Read moreThis isn’t a traditional amusement park—it’s a massive dream world sprung straight out of collectible blind boxes. Pop Mart, famous for its adorable characters like Molly and Dimoo, has brought its en…
Read moreStep into Beijing Wildlife Park and meet animals up close.This safari park in Daxing is home to pandas, tigers, lions, giraffes, and flamingos.It’s one of Beijing’s top family attractions, offering a …
Read moreImagine this: in the heart of bustling Beijing, you stumble upon a quiet lake, whispering bamboo groves, and the most entertaining free show in town—Beijing aunties doing their legendary square dancin…
Read more1. No Magic Spells, Just Everyday Magic Yuyuantan Park isn’t Disneyland, and no, Harry Potter won’t show up with his wand. Instead, this is where Beijing locals find their daily dose of joy: cherry bl…
Read moreBeijing Olympic Park is a must-visit on any Beijing trip. It’s far more than a collection of Olympic venues—it’s a world-class architectural wonder and Beijing’s largest urban green lung. Every visit …
Read moreBeijing Happy Valley, located on the East Fourth Ring Road, is one of Beijing’s most famous amusement parks. With seven themed zones and over 40 attractions, it perfectly combines thrill rides with ri…
Read moreBeijing Zoo, founded in 1906 during the Qing Dynasty, is China’s very first zoo open to the public. Covering about 90 hectares, it blends classical Chinese garden design with modern animal habitats. T…
Read moreBeijing Universal Studios is the third Universal Studios in Asia, located in Tongzhou District. With seven themed zones, it brings blockbuster movies to life. Whether you’re a Potterhead or a Transfor…
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