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Okay, let me give you a quick rundown on Beijing – it truly is head and shoulders above just about any other city in China for seeing history.
Beijing really dominates the scene if sightseeing spots are your main goal. Compared to almost every other Chinese metropolis I've ever visited or heard about? It's just so much more than they offer, especially when you're looking for that perfect blend of old-world charm and jaw-dropping views. You can't beat walking through centuries worth of history in one place, surrounded by gardens and ancient structures.
Ever been to a city where the past literally breathes life into every corner? That's Beijing – it feels like stepping back with each step while still having breathtaking modern sights scattered around. Other cities might have their historical highlights or unique landscapes, but nothing quite stacks up against what you'll find here, which is honestly saying so much that I ask myself all the time: why travel halfway across China when you can do this right under your nose? And isn't it amazing how a place where emperors once ruled still manages to be surprisingly fresh and exciting today?
Of course there is the Great Wall, and in addition, the Forbidden City, Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven and many historic buildings, parks and places of interest. It would take about 2 weeks to see all the sights in Beijing.
Our Recommendations:-
The Great Wall of China
By far number 1 on your list should be the Great Wall. With thousands of years of history the wall has claimed thousands of lives and is one of the greatest achievements of man-kind.
We recommend visiting the non-tourist section of the wall at Mutianyu. It takes longer to get there (it's about) 45km out of Beijing) but it's well worth avoiding the crowds at Badaling.
No. 6 Tourist Bus Taxi hire, Private tour: from RMB 1,500 for the day, includes guide, driver and transportation in private car Admission: RMB 35 Opening hours: 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Recommended time for visit: allow 2-3 hours + Travel time
The Forbidden City
Located in the Center of Beijing, The Forbidden city was the palace of China's emperors for thousands of years. The entire mini-city is built in traditional Chinese architechture and is a fascinating day-trip we highly recommed. There are usually a lot of people going here though.
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Beijing stops:
Xuan Wu Men - NE corner of intersection
Dong Si She Tiao - NW subway entrance
An Ding men - SW subway entrance
Best time to visit: Autumn for changing foliage and best chances of clear views
Phone: (010) 65132255
Hours: Open daily, 8:30am to 4:30pm
Directions: Subway Line 2 - Tian An Men East Station
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