2025 Beijing Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

#NewYearNewTrip Travel to the Great Wall of China - Universal Beijing🇨🇳 Forbidden City 15,700 baht per person ✅ Actual travel 27-3 March 2025 Stay in the city Jinjiang Inn (Beijing Wangfujing) Day 1 • Travel to Beijing 11.25 - 22.05 hrs. with 23 kg of luggage by China Southern Airlines (transfer to Guangzhou 3 hours 35 minutes) • Check in at Jinjiang Inn (Beijing Wangfujing) Day 2 • Travel to the Great Wall of China, Badaling Pass • Wangfujing Pedestrian Street Day 3 • Universal Beijing Resort Day 4 • Forbidden City, Jingshan Park • Temple of Heaven, Tianshan • Qianmen Pedestrian Street Day 5 • Collect Wangfujing Pedestrian Street • Return to Thailand 17.30 - 01.00 hrs. With 23 kg of luggage by China Southern Airlines (transfer to Guangzhou 2 hours 10 minutes) Actual travel expenses 1 yuan = 5 baht • Round-trip flight to Beijing 4,040 baht per person • Hotel fee at Beijing Jinjiang Inn (Beijing Wangfujing) 4 nights 6,472 baht, average 3,236 baht per person • Round-trip airport transfer fee 1,366 baht Average 683 baht per person • High-speed rail to the Great Wall of China 350 baht per person • Entrance fee to the Badaling Great Wall of China and cable car 818 baht per person, booked on Trip • Ticket to Universal Beijing Resort 1,880 baht per person • Cost of all meals, mostly Didi 1,870 yuan, 935 yuan per person = 4,675 baht 📌 Average total 15,682 baht per person ✅ Round 15,700 baht per person Actual travel Very convenient, I must say it's worth visiting 😬 Luckily I got a plane ticket, very cheap too #Traveling #Traveling #TheGreatWallOfChina #Universal #ForbiddenPalace #TravelingBeijing #TravelingDotCom

Hey everyone, March has arrived, bringing with it the romance of spring. It's the perfect time for spring outings and flower viewing! Still struggling to find a beautiful spot with fewer crowds? Look no further! I can't believe anyone still doesn't know about the Peach Blossom Valley in Beijing Garden Expo Park. This hidden gem is about to take Beijing by storm. Miss this, and you'll regret it all year! 🌸Every year from mid-to-late March, the Peach Blossom Valley transforms into a fairyland. Peach blossoms bloom all over the mountains and fields, vibrant and radiant like clouds at sunset. In the distance, the Yongding Tower and Wenyuan Pavilion stand quietly, complementing the romantic peach blossoms, creating a natural landscape painting. Every photo you take here is wallpaper-worthy! 📍Location: Beijing Garden Expo Park 🚇Subway: Line 14, get off at Garden Expo Park Station, Exit B (super convenient!) 💰Tickets: Free! No reservation required! 🌸Flower Viewing Routes: 1. Enter through Gate 6 of the Garden Expo Park. The magnificent Yongding Tower will be on your right. Walk past it along the winding mountain path to reach Wenyuan Pavilion. There are two viewing platforms here with stunning scenery. Continue down the steps to immerse yourself in the sea of peach blossoms in Peach Blossom Valley. Finally, ascend to Wenchang Pavilion. The scenery along the way is breathtaking. 2. If you enter through Gate 5, simply navigate to "Wenyuan Pavilion" to easily reach Peach Blossom Valley and start your romantic spring journey. 📸Photo Spots: Viewing Platforms 1 and 2 at Wenyuan Pavilion offer panoramic views of Wenchang Pavilion and Peach Blossom Valley, perfectly framing the mountain peach blossoms for a truly atmospheric shot. The viewing platform at Wenchang Pavilion provides a superb view. Not only can you overlook the sea of flowers, but with a little luck, you can also capture the dreamy scene of a "train passing through the sea of flowers." The stone steps between Peach Blossom Valley and Wenchang Pavilion allow you to frame Yongding Tower and the peach blossoms together. Don't miss the riverside path. The weeping willows swaying in the wind along the Yongding River, paired with the blooming peach blossoms, create a unique scenic view. ⚠️Important Notes: For stunning photos, arrive before 9:00 am or after 3:00 pm for soft lighting. 🌟Key Point: The Garden Expo Park is located in downtown Beijing, easily accessible by subway. With beautiful scenery and fewer crowds, it's a perfect place for people of all ages to enjoy the beauty of spring. It's ideal for a weekend outing with family and friends!

#bestchinesefood A warm and inviting haven in the heart of Beijing. Grandma's Home is a cozy restaurant, serving up traditional Chinese cuisine with a home-cooked twist. The aroma of freshly baked bread and simmering stews envelops you, making your stomach growl with anticipation. As I stepped inside, I felt like I was visiting my own grandmother's kitchen. The decor was rustic and charming, with vintage utensils and family photos adorning the walls. The staff were warm and welcoming, making me feel like part of the family. Each bite was a revelation, with flavors that transported me back to a simpler time. It was a truly comforting experience, leaving me feeling full and content, with a heart full of warmth.

#chinatransit A tranquil retreat in the heart of Beijing. Regent Beijing is a luxurious haven, blending timeless elegance with modern sophistication. Spacious rooms, world-class dining, and exceptional service create a haven of comfort. As I stepped into the lobby, I was enveloped in a sense of serenity. The warm, inviting atmosphere and impeccable decor made me feel like royalty. Every detail, from the plush furnishings to the exquisite artwork, exuded refinement and poise. Whether savoring a delicious meal or relaxing in my room, I felt pampered and indulged, with every need anticipated and met. Regent Beijing is a true oasis, offering a luxurious escape from the vibrant energy of the city.

#chinatransit A fantastical realm of wonder and excitement. Universal Beijing Resort is an immersive theme park, transporting visitors into the worlds of beloved movies and TV shows. From the Wizarding World of Harry Potter to the thrilling realms of Jurassic Park, each meticulously crafted environment is a masterpiece of imagination. As I wandered through the resort, I was struck by the breathtaking beauty and attention to detail of each themed area. The majestic Hogwarts Castle, the futuristic landscapes of Transformers, and the eerie jungles of Jurassic World – every setting was a testament to the magic of movie-making. I felt like a kid again, my senses dazzled by the vibrant colors, captivating sounds, and thrilling attractions. Every moment was a reminder of the power of imagination and the joy of being part of a timeless story.

#chinatransit A rugged and enchanting stretch of the Great Wall. Simatai Great Wall is a lesser-visited section, boasting an unspoiled beauty that whispers tales of ancient civilizations. This majestic fortification winds its way through mountains, featuring watchtowers, battlements, and steep climbs. As I trekked along the wall, I felt like a time traveler, tracing the footsteps of history. The mist shrouded mountains seemed to hide secrets of the past, while the wall's weathered stones appeared to bear witness to the passage of time – as if dinosaurs once roamed the same terrain. The sense of adventure and discovery was exhilarating, with each step revealing a new breathtaking vista. The Simatai Great Wall is a testament to human ingenuity and the enduring power of nature.

#chinatransit A mesmerizing convergence of history and nature. The Water Great Wall at Huanghuacheng is a unique section of the Great Wall, where ancient stones meet tranquil waters. This scenic spot features watchtowers, battlements, and hiking trails. As I explored the wall, I felt like a modern-day explorer, uncovering secrets of the past. The misty waters below seemed to whisper tales of ancient dynasties, while the wall's rugged beauty evoked images of dinosaurs roaming the same landscape millions of years ago. The serene atmosphere and breathtaking views left me in awe, humbled by the passage of time and the enduring legacy of this incredible monument.

#travelinginchina A winter wonderland just outside Beijing. Nanshan Ski Village is a popular destination for ski enthusiasts, offering a range of slopes for all levels. The village features modern facilities, including chairlifts, equipment rentals, and cozy lodges. As I hit the slopes, I quickly realized that skiing is way harder than it looks! I mean, who needs dignity when you can face-plant into a snowbank? Despite the initial struggles, I couldn't help but laugh at my own clumsiness. The crisp mountain air, stunning scenery, and warm sunshine made for an unforgettable experience. With each slow descent, l gained confidence and enjoyed the thrill of speeding down the mountain. Nanshan Ski Village is a must visit for anyone looking for a fun, snowy adventure!

A serene escape in the heart of Beijing. Chaoyang Park is a beautiful green oasis, offering a tranquil retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. This sprawling park features lush gardens, a picturesque lake, and winding walking trails. As I strolled through the park, I discovered a variety of activities to suit all interests. I rented a boat and enjoyed a relaxing paddle on the lake, took in the vibrant blooms at the flower garden, and even stumbled upon a lively dance class. The park's lively atmosphere, complete with street performers and food vendors, added to its charm. With its perfect blend of natural beauty and recreational activities, Chaoyang Park is a must-visit destination in Beijing.

#travelinginchina A shopper's haven in the heart of Beijing. Wangfujing Mall is a vibrant destination, boasting an impressive array of luxury brands, affordable fashion, and unique local stores. From high end designer boutiques to quirky souvenir shops, this mall has it all. As I explored the mall, I stumbled upon a trendy barber shop and treated myself to a fresh haircut. Feeling revitalized, I wandered through the bustling corridors, discovering everything from dinosaur-themed toys to exquisite jewelry. With its vast selection of dining options and entertainment facilities, Wangfujing Mall is a one-stop destination that truly has something for everyone.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Let's take the cable car to the Great Wall of China, Shimatai Pass. This is one of the most famous sections of the Great Wall of China and is the only Great Wall of China that has been completely preserved from the Ming Dynasty and has been registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. When you get up there, the view is beautiful. I must say that you should come here at least once! When you arrive in Beijing, you can see a panoramic view of the surrounding area. It is another beautiful viewpoint of the Great Wall of China. After getting off the Great Wall, take a walk around the village. If you want to rent ancient Chinese clothes to take beautiful photos, there are plenty of them here. Plus, at night, the lights are just as beautiful as during the day. #TravelChina #TravelBeijing #GreatWallofChina

#travelinginchina A window to China's ancient past. The Paleozoological Museum showcases an extensive collection of fossils, including those of mighty dinosaurs that once roamed the land. Exhibits feature intricate dinosaur skeletons, ancient mammals, and even early human relics. As I walked among the fossils, I felt a thrill of discovery, as if uncovering secrets of a bygone era. The sheer scale and majesty of the dinosaur skeletons left me awestruck, while the meticulously preserved ancient artifacts sparked my curiosity, inviting me to unravel the mysteries of China's prehistoric past.

A tranquil retreat in eastern Beijing. Longtan Lake Park is a picturesque oasis, featuring a serene lake, winding walking trails, and vibrant gardens. Locals practice tai chi, play chess, and socialize amidst the peaceful atmosphere. As I strolled around the lake, the gentle lapping of the water against the shore and the sweet songs of birds created a sense of calm. The warm sunshine dancing across the ripples and the vibrant blooms surrounding me lifted my spirits, inviting me to linger and savor the serenity.

A serene escape in the heart of Beijing. Ditan Park is a tranquil oasis centered around the ancient Temple of the Earth, surrounded by lush gardens, winding pathways, and a picturesque lake. As I strolled through the park, the scent of incense and blooming flowers enveloped me, transporting me to a world of ancient traditions and timeless beauty. The soft chirping of birds, the gentle rustle of leaves, and the warm sunlight filtering through the trees created a sense of peaceful contemplation.

A tranquil oasis in the heart of Beijing. This sculpture park showcases an impressive array of modern and contemporary art from around the world, set amidst beautifully landscaped gardens and serene water features. As I wandered through the park, I felt a sense of harmony between art and nature. The intricate textures, bold forms, and thought-provoking themes of the sculptures seemed to come alive in the gentle breeze and soft sunlight, creating a sense of wonder and connection to the world around me.

#travelinginchina A treasure trove of artistic expression. This museum showcases an impressive collection of contemporary art, featuring vibrant paintings, intricate sculptures, and thought-provoking installations. As I strolled through the galleries, I felt my senses come alive. The bold colors, textures, and emotions emanating from the artworks created a symphony of creativity, resonating deep within me. Time stood still as I lost myself in the beauty, imagination, and inspiration that surrounded me.

#travelinginchina A secluded haven on the outskirts of Beijing. This nature park boasts lush forests, winding rivers, and majestic mountains. Hiking trails invite exploration, while tranquil lakes and waterfalls offer serene respite. As I wandered through the park, I felt the chaos of the city melt away. The gentle rustle of leaves, the soft chirping of birds, and the warmth of sunlight filtering through the trees created a sense of peaceful harmony, rejuvenating my spirit and calming my mind.

#NewYearNewTrip Review of China Southern Airlines Transfer to Guangzhou, destination Bangkok 🇹🇭 Travel on March 3, 2025 Got two tickets from the origin, Beijing. It's an International Transfer flight ✈️ Flight CZ3122, flying A350 • The seats are 3-3-3. I'm 173 cm tall, so I can sit wide and stretch my legs comfortably. • The seats have USB-A chargers and headphones. • There's a personal TV screen in front of the seat. There are a lot of movies to watch, with Thai dubbing. The external camera is broken🤣 • There's a variety of food on this flight. This time I ordered rice, so I got chicken, just like on the way here. It was delicious. • The additional menu has bread, desserts, nuts, and fruits. Everything is delicious. • There are bathrooms in the middle and at the back of the plane. • There are soft drinks, wine, and fruit juices. • This time, the plane arrived in Beijing earlier than scheduled. About 15 minutes. When you arrive in Beijing, pick up your bags at the conveyor belt and walk from there to take a bus into the city. The connecting flight was a bit long. I had a connecting time of a little over 2 hours. I went through immigration and over the gate. They gave me about 1.30 hours. Flight CZ3035 flew a B737. • The seats were a 3-3 type. I am 173 cm tall and my knees did not hit me. They were wider than the first leg, so I felt more comfortable. • The seats had USB-A charging ports. • There was a shared TV screen, but it was not a problem for me. • The food on this flight was fried noodles. It was very delicious. • The extra box had bread, nuts, and fruits. • The restrooms were in the middle and at the back of the plane. • The drinks were soft drinks, wine, and juice. #เที่ยวมันพาเที่ยว #china #southern #guangzhou #beijing #เที่ยวมันดอทคอม

🎨🎨 Spring's palette has quietly spilled into every corner of the mall. In the bustling Lize Tianjie, encounter a cherry blossom feast awakened by the spring breeze. Gentle pink and white flow across the glass curtain walls of modern buildings. It turns out that the urban jungle 🖼️🖼️ can also become the most romantic canvas of spring. The atrium of the mall holds an entire spring. Each petal tells the story of a wonderful encounter between "city and nature." 🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️ This is Lize Tianjie. Lize Tianjie is a hidden cherry blossom wonderland in the city, where modern architecture and natural beauty blend perfectly. The cherry blossom decorations in the mall are stylish, and even on weekends, it's not crowded. When the weather is nice, you can sit under the cherry blossoms and enjoy the beautiful spring sunshine. It's incredibly romantic. 🚇 Transportation: 5-minute walk from Exit D of Lize Business District Station on Metro Line 14 (driving is also very convenient) 🚗 Driving: Lize Tianjie underground parking lot

Review of the Temple of Heaven, built during the reign of the Yongle Emperor of the Ming Dynasty in 1420 AD, to perform the ceremony of worshipping the heavens and earth according to the ancient Chinese beliefs, asking for rain to fall according to the seasons, so that the crops will be abundant. It is 2.7 million square meters wide, 4 times larger than the Forbidden Palace. It is considered the most complete emperor's worship building in China and the largest worship building in the world✨ The entire building is made of wood, 3 stories high, standing on a white jade base, without using a single nail in the construction. It is roofed with tiles. Dark blue means heaven. Inside the building There are 4 large central pillars, which mean the 4 seasons. Outside the first floor, there are 12 pillars, which mean 12 months and another 12 ⭐️ on the outermost represent the 12 hours of the day. The ceiling is in the shape of 9 dragons. Inside the palace, there is a dragon throne, which in 1998 was recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage. For those who want to come and take pictures with few people like this, I recommend coming early in the morning, from the time the door opens at 8.00 a.m. I chose the east side because the distance to the Temple of Heaven is not very far. As soon as the door opens, hurry and run in first. Most people will be in front of the Temple of Heaven, where there is a blue Chinese sign on top. Walk to the opposite side, there will be fewer people, like in the picture. 📌Temple of Heaven ⏰Opening hours: Open daily 08:00-17:30 🚈Getting there: Get off at Tiantandongmen Station Exit A1 is near the entrance on the east side of the Temple of Heaven #ReviewChina #TravelBeijing #PlacesToVisitBeijing #TravelChina #Beijing #NewYearNewTrip

First time in Beijing? Don't miss this super practical 5-day itinerary! Make your trip smoother and explore the charm of the capital with ease! / 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Beijing, private transfer from the airport/station—free time at the hotel Enjoy a private transfer and start your Beijing trip with ease. Free time on the first day to explore the city's charm. DAY 2: Summer Palace—Tsinghua University—Temple of Heaven—Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests Visit the Summer Palace, a royal garden, and experience its classical charm; explore the Tsinghua University campus and experience the academic atmosphere; then go to the Temple of Heaven and experience the ancient sacrificial culture. DAY 3: Flag-raising ceremony—Badaling Great Wall—Olympic Park—Bird's Nest Get up early to watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square and experience the solemn moment of the national flag being raised; then conquer the Badaling Great Wall and experience its magnificence; in the afternoon, go to the Olympic Park, visit the Bird's Nest, and experience the Olympic spirit. DAY 4: Tiananmen Square—Palace Museum—Hall of Supreme Harmony—Beihai Park Visit Tiananmen Square and experience the prosperity of the country; then go deep into the Palace Museum and explore the luxurious life of the ancient royal family; focus on visiting the Hall of Supreme Harmony and appreciate the beauty of ancient architecture; later, stroll through Beihai Park and enjoy the peace and comfort. DAY 5: Free time all day—private transfer to the airport/station, end of trip Free time all day to enjoy the charm of Beijing; in the evening, a private transfer will take you to the airport/station, ending this unforgettable journey with wonderful memories. / Things to prepare before your trip: 🎒Going to Beijing? Bring these things! 👕 **Clothing:** In March in Beijing, the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, so it is recommended to bring a light down jacket and a long-sleeved T-shirt. Choose thick jeans for pants, which are both warm and fashionable. As for shoes, a pair of comfortable sneakers will allow you to walk all over Beijing without fear! 🎩 **Accessories:** Hats and scarves are essential for wind protection, warmth, and style. Don't forget to bring sunglasses, as the sun can be quite dazzling on sunny days. Oh, and gloves, so you don't have to worry about your hands getting cold when using your phone or carrying things! 📲 **Electronics:** Mobile phone, charger, power bank, the three must-have items for going out. Bring your camera too, as Beijing has many beautiful scenes, so record them and enjoy them when you get home. Don't forget your headphones, for listening to music and navigation. 💳 **Documents:** ID card, student ID (if you have one, many attractions offer special discounts), cash, and bank cards, keep them safe. Also, register for a Beijing transportation card in advance, which is convenient for taking the subway and bus. 🧴 **Daily necessities:** Lip balm, hand cream, moisturizing is very important. Bring a small thermos so you can drink hot water at any time. Also, an umbrella or raincoat, as the weather in Beijing is changeable, so it's better to be prepared! / Beijing, a city where ancient and modern blend, is waiting for you to explore more unknown surprises!🌟

Tired of standardized, cookie-cutter hotels? The Beijing Qianmen Shan Hotel, centered around the concept of a "hidden gem," redefines affordable luxury vacations through its design language. Located at No. 10 Beihoushan Hutong, Xicheng District, Beijing, this boutique designer hotel opened in 2024. Its design is striking, with an overall minimalist style. The social space centered around the lobby is the hotel's most distinctive feature. Designed primarily in white and earthy tones, combined with geometric shapes and clean lines, the lobby offers a stylish yet comfortable gathering place. The guest room design emphasizes spaciousness and soft lighting. Low-saturation color palettes, such as off-white, light gray, and pale wood, are paired with cotton and linen bedding and curtains for a casual, comfortable feel. Each room features a cozy reading nook with a soft floor lamp and a selection of books, encouraging guests to slow down and enjoy some quiet reading time. The hotel's à la carte breakfast offers both Chinese and Western options and is quite delicious—don't miss it if you stay here. The hutong itself is a foodie's paradise, with countless local snacks to explore. Overall, this hotel offers excellent value and comfort, along with a prime location. It's just a 5-minute walk to Qianmen Dashilanr and Beijing Fun, and a 10-minute bike ride to Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City. Even those accustomed to five-star luxury might enjoy a change of pace at this designer hotel tucked away in a historic hutong.

📍Address: Liyuan Town, Tongzhou District ⏰Opening Hours: 9:00–21:00 (May be extended during peak season) 🎫Tickets: From CNY 418 for adults during off-season; book in advance via the official app --- ✅ Transportation 🚇Subway: Take Line 1/7 directly to Universal Resort Station (fastest) 🚗Car: Parking fee: CNY 100–200/day. Arrive before 8:30 am. --- ✅ Must-Do Rides 🔥Harry Potter: Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey, Flight of the Hippogriff (beautiful at sunset) 🤖Transformers: Transformers: The Ride-3D, Decepticoaster (thrilling) 🦖Jurassic Park: Jurassic World Adventure, Jurassic Flyers (stunning night view) 🎪Shows: WaterWorld (must-see stunts), Untamable --- ✅ Time-Saving Tips 1️⃣ Arrive at security check by 8:30 am and head straight to "Forbidden Journey" when the park opens! 2️⃣ Check real-time queue times on the official app. Prioritize rides with wait times > 60 mins. 3️⃣ Re-ride popular attractions 1 hour before closing (fewer crowds!). --- ✅ Food & Drink Recommendations 🍺Harry Potter: Butterbeer (frozen version is less sweet), Three Broomsticks 🍜Kung Fu Panda: Mr. Ping's Noodle House (beef noodles) 🍗Snacks: Minion ice cream, roasted turkey legs --- ✅ Suggested Itinerary 🌞Morning: Forbidden Journey → Transformers: The Ride-3D → Jurassic World Adventure 🌤Daytime: WaterWorld show → Minion photo ops → Transformers meet-and-greet 🌙Evening: Jurassic Flyers → parade → re-rides/shopping --- ✅ Essentials ID card | comfortable shoes | sun hat | portable charger | empty water bottle (refill stations available) --- Tips: Avoid weekends! Pack light. Wearing a wizarding robe makes for better photos~ 🪄

Beijing in March, with the spring approaching, everything comes back to life, and it is a good time to enjoy flowers. Here are five flower viewing spots in Beijing that you can't miss in March. Grab your camera and encounter a romantic flower affair! 1️⃣ Plum Blossom [Beijing Botanical Garden] The plum blossoms in Beijing Botanical Garden are quietly blooming. There are various kinds of plum blossoms here, such as Gongfen, Zhusha, and Lü'e, which are either pink and delicate, or white as jade, or red as fire. Walking in the plum garden, the fragrance of plum blossoms fills the air, making people intoxicated. 📍No. 20 Nanxincun, Xiangshan, Haidian District, Beijing 🕐6:00-19:00 🚇West Suburb Line, Botanical Garden Station 2️⃣ Magnolia [Summer Palace] When the magnolias are in full bloom in the Summer Palace, the trees are full of flowers, like jade and snow, complementing the ancient buildings, creating a unique charm. The magnolia trees in front of Longevity Hill have strong branches and large flowers. The white petals look crystal clear under the sunlight. 📍No. 19 Xinjianggongmen Road, Haidian District, Beijing 🕐6:30-18:00 🚇Line 4, Beigongmen Station 3️⃣ Cherry Blossom [Yuyuantan Park] Yuyuantan Park is one of the popular cherry blossom viewing spots in Beijing. In mid-March, the early cherry blossoms begin to bloom. The pink cherry blossoms are like clouds and rosy clouds, covering the mountains and plains. Walking along the lake, the breeze blows, and the petals fall, like a dream. There are also cherry blossom shops and cherry blossom-themed restaurants in the park, where you can enjoy the cherry blossoms while tasting delicious food. 📍No. 10 Xisanhuan Middle Road, Haidian District, Beijing 🕐6:00-21:00 🚇Line 9, Liuliqiao East Station 4️⃣ Winter Jasmine [Olympic Forest Park] The winter jasmine in Olympic Forest Park blooms first in early spring. The golden flowers sway on the branches, bringing the breath of spring to the sleeping earth. Walking along the lake and hillside of the park, you can see a large area of winter jasmine, which complements the Olympic venues in the distance, forming a beautiful picture. 📍No. 15 Beichen East Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing 🕐6:00-21:00 🚇Line 8, Olympic Park Station 5️⃣ Peach Blossom [Pinggu Peach Blossom Sea] Pinggu is a famous peach blossom viewing spot in Beijing. From the end of March to the beginning of April every year, peach blossoms bloom all over the mountains and plains, forming a pink sea. Here, you can take a sightseeing train through the peach blossom forest, or walk along the country roads to admire the delicate and beautiful peach blossoms. Pinggu Peach Blossom Sea not only has peach blossoms, but also apricot blossoms, pear blossoms and other flowers, allowing you to see enough at once. 📍Pinggu District, Beijing 🕐Open all day 🚗Drive by yourself, navigate to Pinggu Peach Blossom Sea

Here is a meticulously planned 6-day in-depth tour itinerary for Beijing, combining classic attractions, cultural experiences, and local cuisine, balancing pace and fun: --- ### **Day 1: Historical Core Area | Initial Exploration of the Imperial City** - **Morning** - **Tiananmen Square**: Watch the flag-raising ceremony (check the time for the day), visit the Monument to the People's Heroes and the exterior of the Great Hall of the People. - **The Palace Museum** (3-4 hours): Enter through the Meridian Gate, tour along the central axis to see the Hall of Supreme Harmony, Palace of Heavenly Purity, etc. It is recommended to purchase tickets for the Treasure Gallery. - **Afternoon** - **Jingshan Park**: Climb to the top for a panoramic view of the Forbidden City and take classic aerial photos of the Forbidden City. - **Beihai Park** (optional): Experience boating and enjoy the ambiance of the song "Let's Paddle Our Oars". - **Evening** - **Wangfujing Pedestrian Street**: Taste "Donglaishun Hot Pot" or "Quanjude Peking Duck", and explore old brand stores and snack streets. --- ### **Day 2: Royal Gardens | University Scenery** - **All Day** - **Summer Palace** (4-5 hours): Focus on the Long Corridor, Tower of Buddhist Incense, Kunming Lake, and it is recommended to take a boat to enjoy the lake and mountain scenery. - **Old Summer Palace** (2 hours): Visit the ruins of the Western Mansions and feel the historical vicissitudes. - **Evening** - **Tsinghua/Peking University Campus** (exterior or reservation required for entry): Take photos at Tsinghua Garden and Weiming Lake, and feel the atmosphere of top universities. - **Dinner** - **Zhongguancun Food Street**: Try innovative Beijing cuisine or youth culture-themed restaurants. --- ### **Day 3: Great Wall Adventure | Olympic Heritage** - **All Day** - **Mutianyu Great Wall** (recommended for fewer people and beautiful scenery): Take the cable car up and down, hike to challenge the "Jiankou Section" or leisurely visit the watchtowers. - **Alternative**: Badaling Great Wall (convenient transportation, can be paired with a half-day high-speed rail tour). - **Evening** - **Olympic Park**: Take photos of the Bird's Nest and Water Cube night scenes, the light show is very futuristic. - **Dinner** - **New World Shopping Center**: Taste old Beijing grilled meat or Beijing fusion cuisine. --- ### **Day 4: Folk Culture | Hutong Exploration** - **Morning** - **Temple of Heaven Park**: Focus on the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests and Echo Wall, and experience local life scenes such as Tai Chi and shuttlecock kicking during morning exercise time. - **Afternoon** - **Qianmen Street**: Visit old brand stores in "Dashilan" and experience the "Beijing Fun" cultural and creative area. - **Yangmeizhu Xiejie**: Explore literary shops and cafes, avoiding the crowds of Nanluoguxiang. - **Evening** - **Shichahai**: Take a rickshaw tour of the hutongs, listen to live music at Houhai bars, and taste "Kao Rou Ji" lamb skewers. --- ### **Day 5: Art and Museums | Dialogue Between Ancient and Modern** - **Morning** - **798 Art District**: Visit UCCA Ullens Center for Contemporary Art and check out industrial-style cafes. - **Afternoon** - **National Museum of China** (reservation required): Focus on the "Ancient China" exhibition hall, with treasures such as the Simuwu Ding and Four-ram Zun. - **Or Palace Museum Special Exhibition**: If you are still interested in the Palace Museum, you can reserve the "Palace Museum Meridian Gate Special Exhibition". - **Dinner** - **Sanlitun Taikoo Li**: International food choices, and experience trendy nightlife in the evening. --- ### **Day 6: In-depth Experience | Free Exploration** - **Theme Choices** (choose one based on interest): 1. **Ancient Temple Tour**: Yonghe Temple (Tibetan Buddhism) → Confucius Temple and Guozijian (ancient highest educational institution). 2. **Cultural and Creative Handicrafts**: Buy Four Treasures of the Study at Liulichang Cultural Street and experience intangible cultural heritage crafts (such as painted clay figurines). 3. **Beijing Suburban Secrets**: Tanzhe Temple ("Tanzhe Temple existed before Beijing city") or Red Brick Art Museum. - **Evening** - **Free Shopping**: Luxury goods at SKP shopping district or treasure hunting at Panjiayuan Antique Market (weekend night market is more lively). - **Return Preparation**: Recommended to buy "Daoxiangcun" Beijing-style pastries and "Zhang Yiyuan" jasmine tea as souvenirs. --- ### **Practical Tips:** 1. **Transportation** - Mainly by subway, download the "Yitongxing" APP for QR code rides. - For the Great Wall, you can choose the "Mutianyu Bus" direct bus or high-speed rail (Badaling). 2. **Reservations** - The Palace Museum, National Museum, etc. require online reservations 1-7 days in advance, and tickets are highly competitive during holidays. 3. **Food** - Hidden recommendations: Niujie Halal Snacks (Hongji Baozi, Jubaoyuan Hot Pot), Old Beijing Zhajiangmian (Fangzhuanchang Hutong). 4. **Seasonal Tips** - Best in spring/autumn, bring a down jacket in winter, and pay attention to sun protection and afternoon thunderstorms in summer. --- This itinerary balances classic and niche attractions and can be adjusted according to physical strength and interests. The charm of Beijing lies in the intertwining of history and modernity, so it is recommended to slow down and feel the pulse of the city!

Beijing has no shortage of great places to explore and photograph! This is both a home furnishing store and a free art exhibition! Once you enter, you'll see how beautiful it is! You'll be amazed 👉What you can do here alone: 🖼️Admire the Kizil murals everywhere and feel like you've traveled to Xinjiang! 🖼️Look up at the cave, the white cave design is beautiful day and night 🖼️Enjoy different styles of furniture🪑and many beautiful small objects 🖼️Visit various art🎭exhibitions from time to time and experience the artistic atmosphere 🖼️Go to the top-floor bookstore📚and immerse yourself in the sea of books! Every part of this place is beautiful, every corner is art! You could spend a whole day here and still want more! 📍Markor Cave 🚇Subway Line 6, Dongdaqiao Station, Exit A, 5-min walk 🎫Free admission, no reservation required! 🛍️Nearby: thebox, Tsutaya Bookstore, Sanlitun

1. Best Time to Visit 1. Peak Season: March to May is the best time to visit the Great Wall in spring. The temperature is pleasant (10-20°C), vegetation recovers, and mountain peach and apricot blossoms bloom one after another, creating a scene of intertwined greenery and flowers. 2. Avoiding Peak Crowds: Visit on a working day or early morning (7:00-9:00) to avoid peak crowds. If you are traveling during the Qingming Festival holiday, depart as early as possible to avoid traffic jams. 2. Recommended Sections of the Great Wall and Their Features 1. Badaling Great Wall - Highlights: A classic section with complete facilities. You can combine your visit with the Great Wall Culture Museum. The north section (North 1 to North 12) has a gentle slope, while the south section (South 1 to South 7) is less crowded and suitable for taking photos. - Special Experience: The Night Great Wall activity (light show, intangible cultural heritage performances) is suitable for evening visits and requires separate tickets. - Transportation: High-speed rail (Beijing North Station/Qinghe Station → Badaling Great Wall Station, 30 mins) or Bus No. 877 (direct from Deshengmen, 1 hr). 2. Mutianyu Great Wall - Highlights: Vegetation coverage exceeds 90%, and mountain flowers bloom in spring. The cable car goes directly to Enemy Tower No. 14, suitable for families and those with limited physical strength. - Route: It is recommended to hike to Enemy Tower No. 20 (the highest point), where you can overlook the panoramic view of the HuangHuaCheng Water Great Wall. 3. HuangHuaCheng Water Great Wall - Highlights: The spectacular sight of three sections of the Great Wall entering the water, combined with the beautiful scenery of lakes and mountains. The peninsula, Ming Dynasty chestnut garden, and Black Dragon Pool are connected, making it suitable for light hiking with children. - How to Play: Walk along the lakeside boardwalk + take a boat tour (recommended to rent a boat on the way back). The best time to view peach blossoms is around the Qingming Festival. 4. Niche Recommendations - Longquanyu Great Wall: A section of the Wild Great Wall with dense peach blossoms and few tourists. Self-driving or chartered cars are required. - Juyongguan Great Wall: You can take photos of the "train to spring" (Line S2) passing through the sea of flowers, which looks even more poetic when paired with ancient architecture. --- 3. Itinerary Planning Suggestions 1. One-Day Tour Routes - Classic Route: Badaling Great Wall (morning hike) + Great Wall Culture Museum (afternoon). - Nature Route: Hike around HuangHuaCheng Water Great Wall (3-4 hrs) + boat tour to enjoy flowers. - Photography Route: Juyongguan to photograph the train and sea of flowers (morning) + Mutianyu afternoon climb. 2. Multi-Day Tour Combinations - Great Wall + surrounding areas: Badaling + Gubei Water Town (night view), Mutianyu + Hongluo Temple (praying for blessings + flower viewing). --- 4. Practical Tips 1. Packing List - Clothing: Windbreaker, breathable sneakers (non-slip for some steep slopes), sun hat/sunglasses. - Supplies: 2 bottles of water per person + light snacks (bread, chocolate), as there are limited dining options on the Great Wall. 2. Tickets and Discounts - Book tickets in advance through the official WeChat public account. Adult tickets are CNY 40 during peak season, while seniors over 60 and students enjoy half-price or free admission. - Cable car/slide costs CNY 100-140 for a single trip, depending on your physical condition. Tickets for the Night Great Wall need to be purchased separately. 3. Safety and Etiquette - Avoid climbing unopened sections and follow the signs. Take your trash with you and protect the environment of the historical site. - It is windy in spring, so be careful not to drop your equipment while taking photos. Some sections of the Great Wall may be temporarily closed on rainy days. Check the weather forecast before traveling. --- 5. Photography Guide 1. Best Locations - Badaling North Tower 8 (panoramic view), Mutianyu Enemy Tower No. 14 (sea of flowers + enemy tower), Juyongguan Line S2 curve (train passing through flowers). - The light is soft in the early morning (6:30-8:00) or evening (16:00-17:30). Avoid the strong midday sunlight. 2. Composition Techniques - Use peach blossoms as the foreground and the Great Wall as the background. Use the lines of the wall to guide the viewer's eye and highlight the depth of field.

#bestchinesefood Dining at Dadong Roast Duck Restaurant in Beijing was a culinary delight. The moment the famous Peking roast duck was served, I knew I was in for a treat. The crispy skin and tender meat were absolutely divine. Each bite was a flavor explosion that left me wanting more. I felt like I was experiencing the authentic taste of Beijing. The delicious duck was truly unforgettable, and I left feeling satisfied and already craving my next visit.