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Sanlitun in Beijing, is located in Chaoyang district in the northeast part of the city, it was designed as a nightlife zone for locals and tourists.
This Temple is one of China’s oldest and largest Taoist temples; it houses the office of Taoist Association of China.
The Forbidden City is one of the most popular tourist spots to visit in Beijing next to the Great Wall. Try China travel today, and do not miss the chance at seeing the biggest palace in the world.
Fragrant Hills Park is a public park at the foot of the Western mountains in the Haidian district.
The Summer Palace, situated in the northwest suburbs of Beijing, it covers an area of over 290 hectares.It is linked with Yuquan Mount and the western Mount by hills and rivers.
The Great Wall of China is a must see attraction that each tourist should have on his background.It gives the opportunity to escape from the busy routine and city life.
To experience the delicious roasted duck, you should take a look at Beijing Tours and come experience it first hand.
Whether it's sharing a pint with a long lost pal or simply sitting and watching the people of Beijing bustle by, the capital is overflowing with relaxing, or invigorating, places to spend the day "hanging out".
'Tianchi',located at Changping district in Beijing,is the largest artificial lake on mountains.It lies at the altitude of 568 meters east of Mangshan Peak,with a total capacity of 4.5 million cubic meters.
In southern Beijing's Fengtai district, the Dabaotai Western Han Tombs museum sits unassumingly on a tree-lined road, marked by a red pillar with the museum's name announced only in a traditional script.
An outing to Yunshui Caves gets the best results when looked at as a bit of a package deal.
Lama temple also known as the palace of peace and harmony is both a temple and a school of Tibetan Buddhism located in the northeast of Beijing.
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