Attractions

Explore China's most iconic attractions including the Great Wall, Forbidden City, and natural wonders.

Badaling Great Wall

Badaling, the most famous and best-preserved section of the Great Wall, is located about 80 kilometers northwest of Beijing. As an important military fortress during the Ming Dynasty, it holds immense historical significance, having protected the capital from northern invasions. Today, visitors can stroll along the expansive walls, climb the beacon towers, and enjoy panoramic views of the rolling mountains, truly experiencing the grandeur of this ancient wonder.

6:30AM-4:30PM¥40 (April-October); ¥35 (November-March); Cable car round trip ¥140

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Beihai Park

Beihai Park is one of China's oldest, largest, and best-preserved ancient imperial gardens. Located in the heart of Beijing, its history dates back over a thousand years to the Liao Dynasty, and it served as the imperial garden for successive dynasties. It's an excellent place for leisurely strolls, boating on the lake, or simply enjoying the beautiful scenery.

(April-October):(April-October) Tickets: ¥10, Combined Tickets: ¥20; (November-March) Tickets: ¥5, Combined Tickets: ¥15

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Forbidden City (Palace Museum)

The world's largest palace complex spans 180 acres and contains 980 surviving buildings with 8,886 rooms. Home to 24 emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties for nearly 500 years, it represents the pinnacle of traditional Chinese palatial architecture. The Palace Museum now houses over 1.8 million artifacts from the imperial collection.

8:30¥60 (Apr-Oct), ¥40 (Nov-Mar)

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Gubei Water Town

Gubei Water Town is a resort town that blends the charm of northern frontier life with the elegance of a Jiangnan water town。Gubei Water Town offers a variety of activities throughout the year, and its night view is particularly enchanting, making it an ideal place to experience the leisurely life of Beijing's suburbs and immerse oneself in its historical culture.

9:00Adult ticket: ¥140

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Jingshan Park

Jingshan Park is a beautiful royal garden located directly north of the North Gate of the Forbidden City in Beijing. Originally an imperial palace, it was built using earth excavated during the construction of the Forbidden City's moat. Today, it has become a popular public space. Coal Hill in the center of the park offers a superb view of the Forbidden City's rooftops and Beijing's modern skyline, a magnificent and breathtaking sight that every visitor should not miss.

(April-October):Ticket price: ¥2

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Mutianyu Great Wall

The Mutianyu section is one of the best-preserved parts of the Great Wall, featuring 23 watchtowers along its 5.4km stretch. Less crowded than Badaling, it offers stunning mountain views, cable car access, and a thrilling toboggan ride down. The wall here dates back to the Northern Qi Dynasty (550-577 AD) and was rebuilt during the Ming Dynasty.

7:30¥40 (Cable car ¥100 round trip)

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Nanluoguxiang

Nanluoguxiang is a famous hutong (traditional alleyway) in the heart of Beijing with an 800-year history. Running north-south, it connects Gulou East Street and Di'anmen East Street. Today, it has become a vibrant pedestrian street, perfectly blending traditional Beijing charm with modern creativity. It's a fantastic place to observe the bustling crowds, buy souvenirs, and immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of Beijing's hutongs.

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National Museum of China

The National Museum of China, located on the east side of Tiananmen Square, is one of the world's largest museums. Its rich collection chronicles over five thousand years of Chinese history and culture, from ancient dynasties to the modern era. Visitors can explore vast exhibition halls and admire precious artifacts, including ancient bronzes, ceramics, classical paintings, and revolutionary relics.

9:00Admission is free, but reservations are required.

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Prince Gong's Mansion

Prince Gong's Mansion is one of the best-preserved and most luxurious Qing Dynasty imperial residences in Beijing. This complex is a masterpiece of classical Chinese gardens and residential architecture, showcasing the opulent lifestyle of Qing Dynasty nobility. Visitors can explore exquisitely designed halls, courtyards, and a magnificent 28,000-square-meter garden filled with artificial hills, pavilions, and tranquil lakes.

8:30Adult ticket: ¥40

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Summer Palace

The Summer Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Beijing, is a masterpiece of Chinese garden design. Visitors can stroll through the vast gardens centered around Kunming Lake and Longevity Hill. Here, you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of imperial history while enjoying the tranquility of walking through the beautiful gardens.

6:00(April-October) ¥30 + Garden within Garden ¥60; (November-March) ¥20 + Garden within Garden ¥50

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Temple of Heaven

The Temple of Heaven, a magnificent imperial architectural complex in Beijing and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is renowned for its profound historical and architectural significance. This vibrant park serves as both a tranquil retreat and an excellent way to gain a deeper understanding of China's imperial history.

(AprilEntrance ticket ¥15, combined ticket ¥34 (April to October); Entrance ticket ¥10, combined ticket ¥28 (November to March)

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Tiananmen Square

Tiananmen Square is the world's largest public square and a symbolic landmark of China. Located in the heart of Beijing, it has witnessed many pivotal moments in Chinese history. Visitors can experience the square's grandeur and witness the solemn daily flag-raising and lowering ceremonies, a powerful and beloved event.

Squarefree；Tiananmen Gate Tower: ¥15

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