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With Beijing's newest subway lines stretching to the outer limits of the city, suburbs once out of the way are becoming more connected with the capital's thriving downtown.
At this time of year, most people try to keep away from the cold and bunker down in a cozy indoor nook. But winter also brings a good reason to throw on the thermals and get outdoors, and not just for skiing.
Beijing's favorite playground on ice is not just for kids. Grownups outnumbered the children at Houhai on Saturday afternoon, circling the famous city tourist attraction's frozen lake on ice skates and - my new favorite - ice-bikes.
The great wall was developed in the Ming dynasty as a result of disturbances from the Dadan, Tufan and Nuzhen. The main line of the wall started from Jiuliancheng near the Yalu River.
While most are bundling up against Beijing's brisk winter winds, one group of hearty adventurers has taken to trekking one of China's greatest monuments, despite the chill.
Are wondering where to go or what you can do on your trip to China? China has a vast boundary that features a beautiful landscape and cultural sites.
In the Forbidden City, a retired ruler made a refuge for himself which is now being lovingly restored
There are lots of different species of animals to check out as well as natural scenery and the beautiful gardens if you plan to travel in Beijing.
On the outskirts of Beijing, about 10 ski areas are in operation, most of them using artificial snow to lure weekend daytrippers, as the region's winters have seen less and less precipitation.
Beijing is recognized as a political, educational and cultural center in China. The Great wall, Forbidden City, Temple of heaven and other historical buildings are in the heart of Beijing.
Beijing hasn't been as blistery cold this winter as usual, which may inspire residents and tourists alike to try some outdoor activities.
On Dec 30, Beijing's subway system got not one but five new subway lines and line extensions, bringing once remote parts of the city's periphery well within the reach of more centrally based residents. METRO took a trip out to see what Beijing's suburbs have to offer.
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