Amazing! A great place to visit in Beijing for free.

It is said to be an old internet-famous place, because the cave architecture aesthetics became popular for a while. I didn't expect there to be so few people when I went there this time. If you don't want to squeeze in with the crowd, hurry up! You can also go to the box across the street and spend a whole day shopping and eating. ✅ Few people ✅ Great photos ✅ Free, no reservation required ✅ Visually stunning ✅ Not only exhibitions, but also cultural and creative products, exhibitions, books, and food ✅ City center, convenient transportation, the box is next to it, you can visit together It is essentially a furniture art space, with exhibitions, bars and restaurants, book bars, and cultural and creative arts. There are four floors in total, three above ground and one underground. You can take great photos on every floor! The most amazing thing is the design of the entire space, which is definitely the most unique and meaningful I have ever seen. The overall design is based on the Silk Road culturalism, that is, cave civilization. From the white Yadan landform, Loulan Ancient City, Jiaohe Ancient City, Kizil Thousand Buddha Caves to the cave dwellings on the Loess Plateau, they have all become design inspirations and are integrated into the architecture. The most amazing thing is the design of the irregular skylight on the roof, and the spiral staircase printed with the Dunhuang flying murals, which is very amazing. The style of the northwest is elegantly captured! ✅ Best shooting locations: mural spiral staircase, skylight on the first floor, portrait and skylight on the third floor ⚠️ Sunny days, it is best to go when the sky is blue and the sun is shining, otherwise you will feel like me, taking photos of the sky that are all white and can only be edited later 📍 Location: Markor Caves Museum, No. 99 Chaoyangmenwai Street 🕐 Opening hours: 10:00–21:00 🎫 Tickets: Free! No reservation required! 🚇 Route: Exit A of Dongdaqiao Station on Line 6 → Walk about 500m