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

So far‼️My favorite "Misty Jiangnan" in Beijing has emerged||When I sat by the door overlooking the entire town, it was like seeing an ink painting, nestled at the foot of the Great Wall, with small bridges, flowing water, and ancient architecture complementing each other, blending the soft beauty of water towns with the grandeur of mountain cities～ 🔴This town is surrounded by rivers, 🛶with multiple boat-passable waterways within 🔴Could this be the place described by Bai Juyi as "In spring, the river water is as green as indigo"? So beautiful!!! ✅Recommended to visit for 2 days and 1 night. I explored the entire town and compiled many photo spots and itinerary sequences for your reference. 🟣Transportation 🚄High-speed train Gubeikou Station, depart from Beijing North, Qinghe, or Changping North. First train at 6:57, last train at 15:03, return last train at 17:20 🚗Self-drive Navigate to Gubei Water Town Parking Lot, 🅿️25/day, charging available at Parking Lots 5 and 6 🚌Bus Direct bus from Dongzhimenwai Bus Station, 2h direct ride 🟣Itinerary Day1: Sima Xiao Distillery➡Yongshun Dyehouse➡Matchmaker Temple➡Yinghua Academy➡Yuantong Pagoda➡Mountain Top Church➡Zhenyuan Escort Agency➡Eight Banners Guildhall Day2: Simatai Great Wall, Mountain Slide Car 🔥Photo Spots Pic 4,5,13: Mountain Top Church Pic 8,16,17: South Heaven Gate Pic 18: Qianshan Tea House Pic 1,6,7: Chaohe River Bridge Pic 2: Pier Inn Pic 11,12: Yongshun Dyehouse Pic 10: Yuantong Pagoda Pic 3: Yinghua Bridge Pic 9,14: Kite Shop, Tangshi Street ‼Key Info ✅Visit Mountain Top Church and Yuantong Pagoda for panoramic views of the town. Around 8 PM, you can watch the drone show, then head to Wangjing Street for the Great Wall Music Water Dance Show, followed by hot springs on the wall ✅Yangui Pier, Riyuedao Pier, and Yuanyang Lake Pier all offer paddle boat rides ✅During Qingming Festival, enjoy the "Flower God Ballad" folk music performance at the old stage on Riyuedao, and encounter "Folk Music Among Flowers" performances themed around flowers throughout the town ✅Free river lanterns are available during Qingming Festival

“Spirit Pom-Pom Dance” makes a dynamic return at Pop Land. The event’s highlight is a spectacular dance performance by ZIMOMO in collaboration with LABUBU, running from June 21, 2025, to October 8, 2025, at the Adventure Forest Stage located at the entrance to the Adventure Forest within the park. Visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy energetic dance performances that capture the joyous atmosphere of summer. Please note that specific performance times are subject to the official timetable released by Pop Land’s channels.

Attention, Beijing locals! If you're looking for thrilling and refreshing activities this summer, the Spiral Glass Rafting at Qingliang Valley is a must-try🔥 Located about 1.5 hours from downtown, this hidden gem of mountains and waters 🌿 is perfect for families, kids, and those who prefer less strenuous activities. You can enjoy four major attractions: cooling off, rafting, hiking, and sightseeing—all without exhausting yourself. The highlight is the "High Mountain Glass Rafting"! With a total length of 2,000 meters and double circular transparent platforms, riding the inflatable raft feels like a roller coaster on waves—exciting but not scary, suitable for both the elderly and children💦. You'll get slightly wet, which is super refreshing, and the sun dries you off instantly, making it the ultimate summer cooling experience! The scenic area also features a 200-meter glass walkway and a breathtaking Crystal Great Wall. For family members with mobility issues, there's an elevator to take you straight to the mountaintop for a panoramic view🌄. Young visitors can enjoy water soft bridges, steel wires, and obstacle courses, playing to their heart's content. The mountain streams, waterfalls, reservoir fish, and birdsong add a touch of wild natural charm. 📍Search "Qingliang Valley Scenic Area" on your GPS and drive over! This summer, let a day of mountain stream fun bring you coolness and joy. Gather your friends and family to kick off the ultimate play mode🎈

Nestled within the hutong alleys of Beijing's Qianmen East District, The Qianmen Mandarin Oriental Hotel redefines capital aesthetics with its philosophy of "seclusion within the city"—a luxurious sanctuary hidden in plain sight. I. Location & Transportation ✨ Address: No. 1 Caochang Shitiao, Dongcheng District, Beijing, adjacent to Meishi Street near Qianmen Avenue, deeply rooted in the city’s cultural heritage. ✨ Transportation: A mere 10-minute walk to Tiananmen Square and under 15 minutes north to the Forbidden City. At night, the hotel’s terrace offers distant views of Tiananmen’s glowing lights—an unbeatable location. II. Architecture & Design ✨ Architecture: Villas transformed from siheyuan courtyards blend traditional mortise-and-tenon craftsmanship with contemporary design, featuring open-air courtyards and private terraces imbued with Eastern Zen. ✨ Room Design: Only 42 courtyard-style guestrooms, each unique and set within traditional hutong compounds, range from 103 to 525 sqm. All are equipped with Bose® Bluetooth speakers, Dyson hairdryers, Frédéric Malle bath amenities, and floor-to-ceiling windows for abundant natural light. III. Dining ✨ Yanting: Michelin-starred Chef Huang Jinghui crafts elegant Cantonese and Chaozhou cuisine using seasonal ingredients, served in a serene siheyuan setting. ✨ VICINI: A vibrant Italian trattoria offering all-day dining with authentic flavors from premium ingredients, featuring cozy interiors and a terrace overlooking the hutongs. ✨ Shitiao: A modern cocktail 🍸 bar fusing hutong culture with innovative mixology and Beijing-inspired gourmet bites. ✨ Maple Lounge: Named after the hotel’s century-old maple tree, this tranquil courtyard serves premium Chinese and Eastern teas alongside refined afternoon tea. IV. Wellness & Spa ✨ Fitness Center: Personalized training and cutting-edge equipment in a comfortable environment. ✨ Yoga, Pilates & Tai Chi: Programs to enhance mobility, stability, and overall wellness. ✨ Spa: A sanctuary with three treatment rooms (including a couples’ suite) offering holistic therapies inspired by ancient Chinese wellness traditions. ✨ Pool: A 25-meter heated pool bathed in natural light, flanked by Chinese screens for an immersive cultural ambiance. V. Events & Meetings ✨ Mandarin Garden: A 255-sqm grand ballroom. ✨ Zhengyang Residence: A stunning 290-sqm space marrying hutong tradition with modernity. ✨ Event Services: Over 600 sqm of elegant venues for weddings, meetings, and cocktail receptions, paired with Michelin-starred catering and legendary Mandarin Oriental hospitality. VI. Unique Experiences ✨ Hutong Tours: Complimentary rickshaw rides through historic alleys to explore old Beijing’s charm. ✨ Vintage Bicycle Rentals: Discover hidden gems like Sanlihe Park on two wheels, unveiling Beijing’s lesser-known side.

Beijing June Travel Guide｜Early Summer Walking Tour in the Imperial Capital, Unlock Royal Gardens and Hutong Life!✨🌿🏮🍜🚲 ​​🌍【Impressions of Beijing】​​ As a millennium-old imperial capital and a modern metropolis, Beijing in June is truly a "mix-and-match fanatic"! The red walls of the Forbidden City reflect the blue sky, the scent of locust flowers in the hutongs mingles with the aroma of roast duck, lotus flowers in the Summer Palace are just sprouting, while the 798 Art District is already buzzing～Geographically, history is hidden within the city’s core, wild charm bursts beyond the Fifth Ring Road, and the subway network covers it all! ​​【Beijing 4-Day Walking Route】​​ ​​Day 1: Forbidden City + Jingshan Park + Qianmen​​ ☀️​​Morning​​: Rush to the Forbidden City at 7:30! Be the first batch to enter to avoid crowds, capture empty shots of the three main halls on the central axis, and be dazzled by the jade cabbage in the Treasure Gallery👑 (Ticket 60 RMB, book 7 days in advance!) 🍜​​Noon​​: Exit from Shenwumen and head straight to "Siji Minfu" Forbidden City branch, window seats with a view of Donghuamen, the roast duck skin is so crispy you can hear the "crack"~ 🌙​​Evening​​: Climb to Wanchun Pavilion in Jingshan Park (Ticket 2 RMB!) to overlook the entire Forbidden City, the sunset golden light shining through the archway is breathtaking! Night stroll on Qianmen Street, don’t miss the jasmine ice cream at Wuyutai🍦 ​​Day 2: Great Wall + Gubei Water Town​​ ☀️​​Morning​​: Private car at 6 AM to Mutianyu Great Wall (less crowded!), slide down the toboggan like a roller coaster, the 20th watchtower is perfect for photos📸 🍜​​Noon​​: Dumplings at "Xian Laoman" at the foot of the Great Wall, the fresh mackerel filling will make your eyebrows jump! 🌙​​Evening​​: Head to Gubei Water Town (free night tour!), drone light show + hot spring foot bath, Simatai Great Wall lit up like the Milky Way🌌 ​​Day 3: Summer Palace + Old Summer Palace​​ ☀️​​Morning​​: Row a boat on Kunming Lake (40 RMB/hour), pretend to be Empress Dowager Cixi, count lions on the Seventeen-Arch Bridge🦁 🍜​​Noon​​: "Xiao Diao Li Tang" near Xiyuan subway station, lung-moistening sweet soup + cheese fish dessert to save the day! 🌙​​Evening​​: Watch the light and shadow show at the Old Summer Palace ruins, listening to history under the Western-style building’s remaining pillars is deeply moving💔 ​​Day 4: Hutongs + 798 Art District + Liangma River​​ ☀️​​Morning​​: Try Douzhi at Huguosi snacks (be cautious!), listen to old Beijing voices at Shijia Hutong Museum📻 🍜​​Noon​​: Visit exhibitions at "Mumu Art Museum" in 798, then have a fried egg coffee at "TIAN ROAST"☕ 🌙​​Evening​​: Liangma River cruise (50 RMB), bar lights reflecting on both banks, like traveling through the Seine! ​​🔥【Must-Visit Checklist】​​ ​​Forbidden City Treasure Gallery​​✨ Opening hours: 8:30-17:00 Highlights: Golden Cup of Eternal Stability, Kingfisher Feather Phoenix Crown, a paradise for jewelry lovers! ​​Summer Palace Boating​​🚣 Fee: 40 RMB/hour, electric boats recommended for the lazy～ ​​Shichahai Night Bars​​🎸 Free entry! "Lanxi" bar’s live singing is amazing, try the special cocktail "Beiping Memories"～ ​​798 Art District​​🎨 UCCA exhibitions (tickets 100+ RMB), graffiti walls free for photos! ​​Temple of Heaven Hall of Prayer Afternoon Tea​​🍰 5th floor of Hongqiao Market, cake and the Hall of Prayer in the same frame for your social media, guaranteed to get questions! ​​🏨【Accommodation Recommendations】​​ 💡​​Beijing Puxuan Hotel​​ (Wangfujing): Rooftop terrace to watch the Forbidden City sunrise! Bathtub bigger than mine, a paradise for chic ladies～ 💡​​Shichahai Zitan Cultural Hotel​​: Converted courtyard house! Eat candied hawthorn in the courtyard at night, full of Beijing flavor🍡 ​​🚌【Transportation Tips】​​ Subway Line 1 runs through the Forbidden City/Guomao, Line 4 goes directly to the Summer Palace Bus 5 to Jingshan, Special 13 to Water Cube (air-conditioned buses save my life!) ​​Tough experience​​: Rush hour crush on Line 10, like sardines in a can🥴 ​​⚠️【Hard-earned Tips】​​ Forbidden City/National Museum must be booked in advance! No on-site tickets! June afternoons often have thunderstorms, bring both umbrella and sunscreen! Douzhi tastes like sour water, better watch old men drink it, don’t challenge it lightly🤢 ​​🍜【Food Highlights】​​ ​​Siji Minfu Roast Duck​​: Duck skin dipped in sugar, melts in your mouth like eating clouds～ ​​No.69 Fangzhuanchang Zhajiangmian​​: Nicholas Tse’s favorite! Cucumber strips + fermented garlic, noodles chewy and springy🍜 ​​Menkuang Hutong Lu Zhu​​: Fat intestines + fire-baked bread soaked in soup, a paradise for heavy flavor lovers! ​​TIAN ROAST Fried Egg Coffee​​: Cute presentation, cheesecake so dense it’s like licking milk foam🧀 ​​Niujie Hongji Snacks​​: Juicy beef buns, the aroma while queuing makes you surrender immediately! ​​💰【Spending List】​​ Forbidden City ticket 60 + roast duck 150 + Great Wall cable car 100 + Universal Studios 600 + accommodation 800/night ≈ about 1,000 RMB per day, but the experience is worth it! ​​💭【Final Little Heartbeat】​​ In Beijing, you can grill skewers in the hutongs while listening to old men talk politics, or drink champagne on the Guomao rooftop watching traffic; you can shout "I am a hero" at the Great Wall, or cry like a dog in an art gallery… The June breeze mixed with locust flower scent blows past the corner towers of the Forbidden City and also past the Beibingyang soda in your hand—this is probably the magic of the imperial capital!🌟

📍📍 Itinerary Overview Spend 4 dynamic days in Beijing exploring its imperial landmarks, lively hutongs, spiritual temples, and cutting-edge art scene — all without leaving the city. This guide focuses on immersive cultural experiences, walkable neighborhoods, and hidden local gems. 🚩 Sightseeing Route Day 1: Start at Tiananmen Square and explore the Forbidden City. Walk up Jingshan Park for a panoramic view, then relax by Houhai Lakes in the evening. Day 2: Visit the Temple of Heaven in the morning. After lunch, discover modern Beijing at the 798 Art District. Day 3: Dive into traditional life in the Lama Temple and surrounding Wudaoying Hutong, then wander through Nanluoguxiang for boutique shops and cafés. Day 4: Stroll through Beihai Park, visit the Bell & Drum Towers, and spend your afternoon tea time at a lakeside hutong teahouse. 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions • Forbidden City • Temple of Heaven • Houhai Lakes • Lama Temple • 798 Art Zone • Nanluoguxiang • Bell & Drum Towers • Beihai Park 🚇 Transportation Beijing’s metro system is reliable and efficient. Most sights are subway accessible. Use Didi for quick hops across town or hutong areas. 📷 Photo Spots • Forbidden City from Jingshan Park • Red doors & rooftops at the Lama Temple • Art murals in 798 • Lantern-lit alleyways of Nanluoguxiang • Boats on Beihai Lake 🍜 Local Cuisine • Peking Duck (Da Dong or Siji Minfu) • Beijing yogurt in glass jars • Hot pot near Houhai • Jianbing (savory Chinese crepe) for breakfast • Hutong-style dumplings 🏠 Accommodation Stay at Lemeng Hotel (Beijing Houhai Drum Tower) — perfectly located near historical sites and lively hutongs with easy access to metro lines and lakeside walks. 💡 Tips • Bring cash for small hutong shops. • Use Alipay or WeChat Pay with a foreign card (via TourPass). • Avoid Mondays: many museums (like Forbidden City) are closed. • Wake up early to beat tour groups to major sites.

——✨The stunningly beautiful divider line (verified in person)✨—— Who says holidays must be crowded? Discover this hidden gem near Beijing 👇 White chapel + vast lawns + mountain lanterns = Swiss vibes! Best part? Only 30-minute drive, perfect for family outings, camping, and hiking 👌 📍Jingzhi Lake Resort · Must-visit List 🔸 Freya Wedding Chapel (Instagram heaven!) ▪️ Pure white chapel against mountain views—golden hour at 4 PM makes every shot magazine-worthy 📸 ▪️ Pitch a tent on the front lawn for stargazing at night~ 🔸 Tuotuo Bay Family Farm (Kids won’t want to leave!) ▪️ Alpacas chase you for carrots 🥕, deer nuzzle your hand, and peacocks strut more excitedly than kids ▪️ Don’t miss the forest train (20¥/ride)—its flower tunnel is pure magic 🍜 Locals’ Food Secrets (With restaurant names!) ▫️ Iron Pot Fish: Try "Lakeside Iron Pot Fish"—fresh reservoir fish stewed with cornbread, finger-licking good! ▫️ Grilled Rainbow Trout: A must-order at "Jingzhi Lake Restaurant," crispy skin with tender meat + lemon squeeze ▫️ Wild Herb Pancakes: Any farmhouse serves them well, especially with springtime shepherd’s purse filling + millet porridge 🏨 Stay Options (Two styles, both great) 1️⃣ Lakeside Cabins: "Jingzhi Lake Wooden Villas" offer lake views, private BBQ yards (from 800¥/night) 2️⃣ Glamping Tents: "Freya Lawn Campground" rents tents under starry skies (BYO gear: 100¥/tent) 💡 Pro Tips (Key notes!) ▪️ Stay overnight: Arrive Day 1 → Chapel photos → Farm fun → Night lanterns ▪️ Wear light colors for photos + bring a jacket (chilly mornings/evenings) ▪️ Farm carrots: 10¥/bag—don’t feed alpacas extra veggies! No need to envy European vacation pics this holiday— This fairytale town is just a Beijing getaway away! 📸 #BeijingHolidaySpots #FairytaleGetaway #CrowdFreeHoliday #FamilyFriendly #BeijingCamping #LocalEats #InstaWorthy

#summervacay If you’re planning to celebrate your birthday at Universal Beijing Resort, here’s a must-know cheat sheet to make your day unforgettable: 🔹 1. Must-Do Rides – Go All In! 🎢 Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey, Transformers Decepticoaster: Absolutely worth riding multiple times! ✅ Head for these top rides first thing in the morning to avoid long queues. 🔹 2. Hotel Stay – Flexible Options 🏨 No need to stay at the on-site hotels. Anywhere near the 2nd Ring Road or Tongzhou with metro access works well. 🚇 Take Metro Line 7 directly to Universal Resort Station – super convenient! 🔹 3. Visit the Wizarding World in the Evening 🌆 It’s stunning after dark – the lights create magical vibes! 🎇 Perfect time to watch the nightly light show right after. 🔹 4. Download the Official App 📲 Universal Beijing Resort App Check live wait times Buy Express Passes Access park maps, show schedules, and food options easily 🔹 5. Don’t Miss the Parade 🎭 After the Hollywood stunt show, head to the Minions area – it's the best spot to catch the character parade! 🔹 6. WaterWorld – Sit Up Front! 🌊 You’ll get splashed, but it’s part of the fun – great audience interaction! 🔥 It’s one of the most action-packed live shows in the park – don’t skip it. 🎁 Bonus Tip: If it's your birthday, head to guest services to get a Birthday Badge – staff and characters may give you special greetings! 🥳 🏷️ #UniversalBeijing #BirthdayAtUniversal

#summervacay Stepping into Yuanmingyuan, Beijing's Old Summer Palace, is an immediate shift—an escape into a realm where nature and history meld into a profound sense of tranquility. It's a place where even in ruin, a captivating beauty invites peaceful contemplation. Your journey through this expansive park unfolds like a serene landscape painting. Vast, green stretches punctuated by tranquil waterways and gentle hills create picturesque views that calm your spirit. Drifting across Fuhai Lake, you'll feel like you're gliding through a peaceful realm, perfectly contrasting the city's usual bustle. The sheer openness here is wonderfully refreshing. The most striking part of your visit is undoubtedly the Western Mansions (Xiyang Lou). These aren't just remnants; they're hauntingly beautiful sculptures, artfully shaped by time. As you walk among the intricate marble fragments and elegant, broken archways, a profound sense of wonder washes over you. It's easy to imagine the incredible artistry that once defined these palaces, sensing a past grandeur that still subtly whispers. You'll find yourself admiring beauty transformed, yet powerfully present. Yuanmingyuan offers more than just historical sightseeing; it's an immersive experience for your senses and imagination. It leaves you with a deep appreciation for enduring beauty and the unique, reflective atmosphere of a place where imperial dreams quietly echo through the air. #yuanmingyuan #oldsummerpalace

Beijing Universal Resort: The Ultimate Guide to an Immersive Cinematic World | 7 Themed Zones × Must-Try Attractions × Hidden Perks (Includes 2025 updates: Minion Water World opening + Summer Light Show + Traffic Avoidance Guide) **📍 [Core Highlights: 7 Themed Zones × Must-Do Rides × Secret Perks]** **🔥 Must-Try Attraction Codes** **🦖 Jurassic World Nublar Island** 🎢 "Flight of the Jurassic" 📍 Jurassic Camp: Wear light clothing for "Jurassic Adventure" photos. AR triggers "Dino Navigation" effects (real-time dinosaur info). Find the "Pterosaur Flight" station (volcano views). Sunscreen (strong UV at high altitudes) and hair ties (windy) recommended. Code "Jurassic Key" for free dinosaur stickers. **🍖 "Hammond Restaurant"** 📍 Jurassic Zone, ~¥150/person. Casual attire for "Prehistoric Feast" photos. Must-try: "Sichuan Fried Chicken Sliders" (3 for ¥98, great value) and "Black Pepper Pork Ribs" (tender). Code "Hammond Key" for a dinosaur egg dessert. **🧙 Harry Potter's Wizarding World™** 🎢 "Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey™" 📍 Hogwarts Castle: Wear robes for "Magic Academy" photos. AR "Wand Navigation" shows wand selection. Visit "Ollivanders Wand Shop" for interactive wand pics. Sunscreen (indoor) and non-slip shoes (castle stairs) advised. Code "Magic Key" for a house crest badge. **🍺 "Three Broomsticks™ Tavern"** 📍 Hogsmeade, ~¥120/person. Robe-up for "Wizard Feast" pics. Order the "Grilled Chicken & Ribs Platter" (generous) and "Butterbeer" (frozen version recommended). Code "Broom Key" for a Hogwarts map. **🤖 Transformers Metrobase** 🎢 "Decepticoaster" 📍 Cybertron: Sportswear for "Mech Battle" photos. AR "Energon Navigation" shows ride speed. Visit "Battle for the AllSpark" station for action shots. Sunscreen (no shade) and hats (windy) needed. Code "Transform Key" for an Energon pendant. **🎭 "Transformers: Live Interaction"** 📍 Near elevators: Techwear for "Robot Meet & Greet." Catch Optimus Prime (10am/2pm/4pm) or Windblade (hidden dialogues). Code "Legend Key" for an Autobot badge. **🚇 [Transport Hacks: Metro × Drive × Intercity]** **🚇 Metro Hack**📍 "Universal Resort Station" 🚇 Lines 7/BT direct to exits B/C/D (7-min walk). Arrive by 7:30am to beat crowds. "Security Fast Lane" speeds entry. Sunscreen (no shade) and kid leashes (crowds) advised. Code "Metro Key" for a cardholder. **🚗 Drive Hack**📍 "Jingha Hwy Tianjiafu Exit" 🚗 Parking ¥30/hour. Weekends packed—arrive by 8am. "Premium Parking" nears gates. Sunscreen (hot cars) and parking sensors (tight spots) help. Code "Drive Key" for parking discounts. **✈ Intercity Hack**📍 "Golog Direct Flight to Beijing" ✈ 3hr flight + 2hr transfer. Ride "Airport Express" to resort. Sunscreen (dry cabin) and neck pillows recommended. Code "Intercity Key" for shuttle vouchers. **🏨 [Stay Options: Luxury × Budget × Themed]** **🏨 Luxury Hack**📍 "Universal Studios Grand Hotel" 💰 From ¥1260/night (breakfast + Express Pass). Robes for "Hotel Adventure" pics. "Minion Rooms" (family fun) and "Lotus Garden" (character breakfast) are photo ops. Earplugs (noisy location) suggested. Code "Luxury Key" for welcome gifts. **🏨 Budget Hack**📍 "LinYi Select Hotel" 💰 From ¥255/night, 2.2km away (free shuttle). Minimalist style for "Smart Stay" pics. "Robot Butlers" and modern rooms are IG-worthy. Non-slip slippers (wet bathrooms) advised. Code "Budget Key" for breakfast coupons. **🏠 Themed Hack**📍 "Always Magic B&B" 💰 ~¥400/person (Harry Potter themed). Robes for "Wizarding Stay" pics. "Gryffindor Lounge" and "Hufflepuff Dining" are must-snap. Luggage tags (complex location) help. Code "Magic B&B Key" for collectible figurines. **🍴 [Food Guide: Premium × Affordable × Secret Menu]** **🍔 Premium Pick**📍 "Hammond Restaurant" 🍴 Jurassic Zone, ~¥200/person. "Sichuan Sliders" and "Pepper Ribs" are stars. Code "Hammond Key" for dessert. **🍜 Budget Pick**📍 "Mr. Ping's Noodle House" 🍜 Kung Fu Panda Land, ~¥60/person. Wear traditional clothes for "Noodle Master" pics. "Zhajiang Noodles" (hearty) and "Dandan Noodles" (adjustable spice) recommended. Code "Ping Key" for panda chopsticks. **🍦 Secret Menu**📍 "Minion Ice Cream" 🍦 Minion Park, ¥35/scoop. Minion tees for "Sweet Treat" pics. "Banana" (Minion-approved) and "Strawberry" (aesthetic) flavors. Code "Minion Key" for stickers. 📌📸 Bookmark this guide to ignite your cinematic dreams at Beijing Universal Resort!

Who says Beijing in summer is only about the heat? Those who truly understand the city actually love spending June and July afternoons exploring hutongs, shaded alleys, and ancient libraries, discovering Beijing’s best-kept "cool" secrets. 1⃣ Dongjiaominxiang (Old Legation Quarter) – A "European Corner" Under the Trees Location: Dongcheng District, adjacent to Tiananmen’s east side 🚇 Transport: 8-minute walk from Qianmen Station (Line 2) 🧭 This is China’s only well-preserved cluster of Western-style embassy buildings. In summer, the tree-lined streets filter sunlight beautifully. Unlike the bustling Nanluoguxiang, it’s perfect for quiet strolls. Red-brick walls, carved windows, and old tram tracks exude history. Walking from the former French Post Office to the Belgian Legation feels like time-traveling between colonial Europe and Republican-era China—especially magical at dusk. 2⃣ National Museum of Classic Books – Where the AC Outshines the Literature Location: Inside the National Library East Branch, Haidian District 🎫 Admission: Free (book via official WeChat mini-program) 🚇 Transport: Direct access from National Library Station (Line 4) 🧭 A low-key but intellectually rich museum showcasing oracle bones, Dunhuang manuscripts, rare Ming-Qing texts, and the *Yongle Encyclopedia*. The silence here is profound—ideal for reading and cooling down (literally, bring a jacket—the AC is intense). 3⃣ Beijing Botanical Garden’s Water Lily Pond – Monet’s Garden IRL Location: At the foot of Fragrant Hills, inside Beijing Botanical Garden 🎫 Ticket: ¥10 (some greenhouses cost extra) 🕰 Best time: Blooms start in June; peak mid-July to early August 🚇 Transport: 5-minute walk from Botanical Garden Station (Xijiao Line) 🧭 Every summer, the aquatic plant area transforms into a dreamy water lily paradise—pink, white, and purple blossoms glistening under the sun. Few visitors mean unobstructed photo ops. Nearby shaded trails offer fragrant, breezy walks with cicada serenades. 4⃣ Liulichang Cultural Street × Hutong Branches – Old Beijing’s Slow-Life Stage Location: Near Hepingmen, Xicheng District 🚇 Transport: Short walk from Hepingmen Station (Line 2) 🧭 This "scholars’ street" is lined with antique shops and calligraphy stores, more authentic than Panjiayuan. Summer afternoons here feature elders repairing brushes, kids with popsicles, and deep hutong vibes. Explore side alleys like Xidamochang or Zhangzizhong Hutongs for Republican-era architecture—perfect for sketching or daydreaming. 5⃣ Beihang University Campus – An Urban Oasis Location: Xueyuan Road, Haidian District 🚇 Transport: 15-minute walk from Zhichunlu Station (Line 10) 🧭 The spacious campus is a canopy of phoenix and ginkgo trees, staying cool even at noon. With students away in summer, it’s serene for walks, reading, or admiring aerospace exhibits. Evening breezes and campus broadcasts create unmatched ambiance. 📎 Final Notes If winter calls for hot *douzhi* in hutongs, summer in Beijing is about finding quiet, cool corners to savor the city’s unhurried beauty. String these 5 spots together for a locals-approved micro-getaway.

#springitinerary 🛏️ Hotel: Tangfu Hotel (Nanluoguxiang Branch) - Located in Nanluoguxiang (A 700-year-old hutong!) - 600m from Nanluoguxiang Metro (Exit E) - Starbucks right next door - Plenty of cozy cafes, street snacks & local shops - Walking distance: Central Academy of Drama, Shichahai, other connected hutong Great value: Spacious rooms, strong showers, free lobby coffee/snacks 👑 Forbidden City (The Palace Museum) -🎟️Ticket fee: 128 yuan (via Trip.com) -⏰Opening Hours: 8:30am-4:30pm ⚠️ TIPS: 👗 Wear a Qing Dynasty princess or concubine costume for a fun, immersive experience! Opt for lighter fabrics and simpler headpieces, as the palace is HUGE and requires a lot of walking. 🚫 Commercial photography is NOT ALLOWED 🥾 Wear comfy shoes 🚶 Walk to Beihai Park gate to call a DiDi (no pickups at Forbidden City exit) 🛕Imperial Ancestral Temple - Located just outside the Forbidden City - 🎟️Ticket fee: 2 yuan - ⏰Opening hours: 8:30-5pm - Fun fact: Built in 1420 for Ming and Qing emperors to perform ancestral rites ⚠️ The temple shares the same architectural layout as the Forbidden City. PERFECT spot for costume photography with an authentic Forbidden City feel. 📸 Commercial photography IS ALLOWED HERE! 🧱Mutianyu Great Wall -🎟️Ticket fee: 137 yuan (via Trip.com) (Zanbus Trip.com package: Return bus tickets + Entrance ticket) 📍 Pick-up: Metro Line 5, Dengshi Kou (Exit C) (8 AM, 9 AM, 10 AM) 📍 Drop-off: Metro Line 5, Lama Temple Station (3 PM, 4 PM, 5 PM from Mutianyu) ⏰ Opening Hours - Mar 16–Nov 15: 7:30am-6pm - Nov 16–Mar 15: 8am-5pm 🗺️ Watchtower Highlights Towers 1–6: Steepest climb Tower 6: Zhengguan Terrace (Unique Design) Towers 6–9: Flat, scenic stroll Tower 14: Best panoramic views Tower 15: Free graffiti wall Towers 19–20: Highest point Towers 23+: Closed to public 🛷Chairlift + Toboggan Combo! - Price: 140RMB/Round trip (QR code entry) - Chairlift goes to Tower 6 (Zhengguan Terrace) - Toboggan Station (Between Tower 5 and 6): 5-minutes of thrill ride down the mountain with a BEAUTIFUL VIEW! 🎭 Nanluoguxiang (South Luogu Lane) -700-year-old ancient Beijing hutong known for its rich cultural heritage -Currently houses cozy cafes, bakeries, eateries, local goods (handmade qipao) -Central Academy of Drama is here (Home to many Chinese actors and actresses) -Walking distance to Shichahai, Houhai, and Bell & Drum Tower 📷 Explore side alleys for hidden courtyards & houses to get a glimpse of old Beijing life! 💡 Tip: Best place to grab unique souvenirs & night snacks! 🌊 Shichahai - Popular spot for locals to stroll and admire the scenery, surrounded by tranquil lakes and willow trees - Highlights: Prince Gong Mansion, Song Qing Ling’s Former Residence, Live bar music at night 🛍️ Taikoo Li Sanlitun 🌟 Upscale open-air shopping and lifestyle district Highlights: Gentlemonster, 13DE Marzo, To Summer, and more! #china #beijing #chinatrip #travel #thingstodo #myitinerary #museums

📍Transportation Tips (Two Recommended Options) ✅ High-Speed Train (Fastest Option!) Depart from Beijing North Station or Qinghe Station → Arrive at Badaling Great Wall Station (20–30 minutes travel time) Walk about 10 minutes from the station to the entrance. ⚠️ During peak season, book tickets 3 days in advance and buy return tickets together to save hassle! ✅ Direct Shuttle Bus (Best for Convenience) Depart from Qianmen or Shaoyaoju Metro Station, approximately 1.5 hours direct to the site. Includes entrance ticket and guided tour, ideal for traveling with seniors and children. 🎫 Ticket Reservation Info ✔ Peak Season Ticket: RMB 40/person ✔ Off-Season Ticket: RMB 35/person ✔ Cable Car (One-Way): RMB 100 (Recommended for seniors and children) ✔ Search "Badaling Great Wall" on WeChat to reserve tickets up to 7 days in advance. 🚶 Recommended Routes 👉🏻 Easy Route (Approx. 3 Hours) Take the ground cable car → South Fourth Tower → Return the same way → Snap a photo at the "Hero Slope" monument. 👉🏻 In-Depth Route (Approx. 5 Hours) Start at North First Tower → Hike to North Eighth Tower (highest point) → Descend at North Eleventh Tower → Exit via Bear Paradise (no backtracking). ⚠️ Tips to Avoid Pitfalls ❌ Don’t carry heavy bags! The Great Wall has steep slopes; wear non-slip athletic shoes. ❌ On Mondays, the Forbidden City is closed, leading to increased crowds at the Great Wall. ❌ Food prices at the site are high; bring your own water and snacks. ❌ Carving on the wall is strictly prohibited! Fines start at RMB 200 if caught. 🍜 Nearby Food Recommendations ✔ Great Wall-themed Ice Cream: RMB 20/piece, strawberry flavor is highly photogenic. ✔ Spring Pancake Feast at "Shixia Village" in Chadao Ancient Town: Average RMB 50/person. ✔ On your way back, stop by "Badaling Outlets" for shopping. 👗 Outfit Suggestions April–October: Sun hat + sunglasses + light jacket (temperature drops in mornings and evenings on the mountain). November–March: Down jacket + scarf + non-slip boots. ✅ Bright scarves or traditional Hanfu make for stunning photos; avoid green tones! 📌 Hidden Gems ✔ Night Tour of the Great Wall (Summer Exclusive, magical lighting rivaling international sites). ✔ Great Wall Museum (Free entry, includes 4D cinema, family-friendly). ✔ Free Stamp Collection Spots: Great Wall Post Office and Cultural Shops—don’t forget to bring a notebook!

Weekends drained by work? Want to escape the city without the crowds? Drive 1.5 hours to this "Little Lijiang near Beijing" for the perfect getaway—whether you're a burnt-out office worker, planning a girls' trip, or looking for family fun. ✅ Fairytale log cabins nestled in a valley, built against the mountains with lush greenery right outside your window. ✅ A lake reflecting emerald hills, shimmering under the sun—perfect for boating 🚣 or fishing 🎣. ✅ Shaded by dense foliage with misty air, 5°C cooler than the city, offering on-screen levels of refreshing tranquility. ✅ Dozens of flowers bloom in the woods; walking through hydrangea paths feels like stepping into *Alice in Wonderland*. ✅ Thoughtful designs everywhere, making every corner photo-worthy. ✅ On-site dining with delicious BBQ and crayfish 😋, plus great coffee ☕. Tired? Rest in a 270° scenic log cabin with overnight stays 🛏️. ✅ Pet-friendly 🐶 and family-friendly (stroller accessible 👶). 🏕️ About this place: 📍 Location: Qichi Linquan • Wild Garden Resort Camp, Pinggu District 🚗 Transport: 1.5h drive from downtown Beijing 🅿️ Parking: Free 📸 Photo spots: 1️⃣ Log cabins: Post a pic here, and friends will swear you’re vacationing in Lijiang! Windows framed by flowers and dolls create a fairytale-worthy composition 🖼️. 2️⃣ Bird’s nest cabin: A romantic rose waterfall outside; the ground-floor window spot glows with afternoon light—ideal for tea or crafts. 3️⃣ Six-Tree Cabin: A trunk bursts through the roof, bringing a storybook elf treehouse to life. Lotus leaves dance on the pond, with a wooden boat gently rocking. 4️⃣ Dining area: A creek and wooden bridge flanked by long-blooming hydrangeas and orange roses—200% insta-worthy. 5️⃣ Multi-functional zone: Mist drifts over wooden walkways; a fairytale spire cabin hides in hydrangea bushes. Wear white for *Alice in Wonderland* vibes. ⛰️ Nearby attractions (1-2 day itinerary): ➡️ Yaji Mountain: Ancient temple on "sea of clouds" stairs, evoking Hanging Temple vibes (25 km). ➡️ Xiyu Reservoir: "Little Erhai" of Beijing—serene views. Hike the opposite hills for a mountaintop "ocean" feel (8 km). ➡️ Golden Lake: "Little Switzerland" for camping, family outings, and cycling (40 km).

📍Itinerary Introduction Day 1️⃣—MUJI Hotel➡️Jingshan➡️Shichahai ❇️Capital Airport Line👍 Take the Airport Line from the airport and transfer to another line. Muji is right opposite Qianmen Station. It is convenient and there is no traffic jam. The fare is 25 yuan, and those under 1.3 meters are free. ❇️Jingshan I originally planned to climb the mountain to see the Forbidden City, and the guide said that I could quickly reach the top by entering from the west gate~ 💣Took a taxi from the hotel, the driver said there was a restriction and we could only park nearby, so we drove around for half an hour and got off the car and drove for nearly an hour before we arrived at Jingshan😮💨 ❇️Shichahai The original plan was to have dinner at Shichahai and stroll around, but it turned out to be the driver's favorite Old Beijing Shabu Shabu 💣We took a taxi from Jingshan to Shichahai, and the driver said it was under control, and asked if we wanted to eat. He kept introducing Old Beijing Shabu Shabu, and asked him to stop at the nearest subway station. He also said that we couldn't get in after queuing for half an hour at the subway station, so we ended up going to Shabu Shabu😡 💣The soup base of the shabu shabu is spicy, and it costs 50 yuan to switch to clear soup😒, you know the taste 🙂↕️, then I read the comments and found that there were many people who had the same experience as us😮💨 Day 2️⃣ Great Hall of the People➡️Tiananmen➡️National Grand Theater➡️Dashilan➡️Four Seasons Folk Entertainment ❇️All attractions around Tiananmen Square require reservations. It is easy to make reservations for the National People's Congress and the square. If you can't make reservations for the National Museum, just buy exhibition tickets. It is very difficult to make reservations for the city tower. The above are all just following the crowd. The security check takes nearly an hour. It will be faster if you don’t bring a bag‼ ️Remember to bring your ID card‼ ️ ❇️National Grand Theatre👍 Direct subway access, free performances and explanations, architectural design, few people to take photos Day 3️⃣ Mutianyu Great Wall➡️Bird's Nest & Water Cube➡️Yuxiandu➡️Youbang Hotel ❇️ Mutianyu Great Wall 👍 There are few people and beautiful scenery. Take the cable car to No. 14 and then go to No. 6 to play on the slide. It's quite fun! ❇️Yuxiandu👍 Palace banquet, several hours of time travel, makeup, performances, atmosphere~ ❇️Beijing Youbang Hotel In Haidian District, the new hotel is clean and has family rooms~ Day 4️⃣ Summer Palace ➡️Tsinghua University ➡️Wukesong Business District ❇️Summer Palace 🧑🧑🧒🧒There are so many people that it is difficult to take a photo. Please ask the tour guide to explain, professional and high-quality👍 ❇️Tsinghua University Appointment is required. For Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan documents, please send an email to make an appointment. 🧑🧑🧒🧒Wait for one hour to enter, please ask the students in school to explain Day 5️⃣Return home 💡Notes: 🔺Make appointments for attractions in advance, don’t schedule too many times, and leave time for queuing 🔺Taxi is a lot of work and there are traffic jams. If you take the bus, the hotel should be close to the subway station. 🔺All those internet-famous streets are pretty much the same, with roast duck, preserved fruits, and fridge magnets... #BeijingAttractions #BeijingTravel #GreatBeijingAttractionsJingshanPark #SummerPalace #BeijingGoodPlaces

In June, the pomegranate flowers bloom brightly, the morning light dyes the glazed tiles into honey color 。 ❗The Forbidden City is closed every Monday and stops admission at 16:10. The Clock Museum has a mechanical clock demonstration every day at 11:00/14:00 。 【🚇Transportation Guide】 Metro: Exit B of Tiananmen East Station on Line 1, walk along Nanchizi Avenue for 8 minutes to Meridian Gate Bus: Line 2/82 to “Donghuamen” station and walk along the Tongzi River for 10 minutes ❗Note: The Forbidden City implements a one-way tour, the entrance is the Meridian Gate, the exit is Shenwu Gate or Donghua Gate 。 【🏨 Accommodation Recommendation】 🔸Core Area Comfort Type: • Hilton Beijing Wangfujing (15-minute walk to the Meridian Gate, terrace overlooking the Forbidden City corner tower) • Manheart Beijing Tiananmen Store (New Chinese Design) 🔸Hutong characteristic type: • Jingshan Garden Hotel (quadrangle renovation with rooftop terrace overlooking the Forbidden City) • Sanyanjing Hutong Inn (green brick and gray tile courtyard, near the Shenwu Gate of the Forbidden City) 。 【🍜Food Map】 📍Inside the Forbidden City: • Ice Cellar Restaurant (next to Cining Palace): Fried Noodles with Soda • Forbidden City Corner Tower Coffee (Outside the Shenwu Gate): Thousand Miles River Mountain Tula Flower Coffee 📍Peripheral recommendations: • Four Seasons Minfu (Forbidden City Store): View overlooking Donghua Gate, must order roast duck + clever mixed bean sprouts • Riverside Meatloaf (Donghuamen Avenue): Beef cake with millet porridge 。 【🗺️ One-Day Depth Route】 ⏰7:30-8:30 Morning Trip Guide • Tickets ($60 adults, $10 each from Jumbo/Clock and Clock Hall) • It is recommended to arrive at the Meridian Gate before 8:30 to avoid the peak of the tour 。 🏯Morning Central Axis Exploration (3 hours) 1️⃣ Meridian Gate Climbing (open during the special exhibition) → Tai Wo Gate Bronze Lion for a photo 2️⃣ Taihe Hall closer look at the roof ridge ten beasts → Zhonghe Hall to find the emperor's throne 3️⃣ "Cloud Dragon Stone Sculpture" behind Baohe Hall → "Zhengda Guangming" plaque in Qianqing Palace 4️⃣ Jiaotai Palace View Copper Pot Drip → Kunning Palace Manchu Characteristic Stove 。 🌿Afternoon East and West Sixth Palace Roaming (4 hours) • West Line: Cining Palace Sculpture Exhibition → Shoukang Palace Original Display → Yangxin Hall Government Area • East Route: Yanxi Palace Crystal Palace Ruins → Bell Palace Guqin Exhibition → Treasure Hall Kowloon Wall • Experience: Save Show Palace stamp 。 🌇The end of the evening • View Taihu Stone at Fubi Pavilion in Imperial Garden → Climbing the City Wall at Shenwumen (overlooking Jingshan) • Out of Shenwu Gate, turn left at the corner tower for coffee break → turn right at Jingshan Park to see the panoramic view of the Forbidden City 。 【🌟Interpretation of Featured Attractions】 🔸Wenhua Hall: Permanent special exhibition of calligraphy and painting in June, recently there may be a special theme of Ming and Qing flower and bird painting 🔸Wuying Hall: Permanent exhibition of Ceramic Museum, the five famous kiln porcelain of the Song Dynasty concentrated display 🔸Arrow Pavilion: Qing Dynasty martial arts examination venue, existing emperor's great reading armor replica 🔸Broken Rainbow Bridge: Looking for "protecting the crotch cute lion", the Yuan Dadu period left stone carvings 。 [💡Practical Tips] 1️⃣ Sunscreen measures: strong sunshine in June, essential parasol + sunscreen, less shade on the central axis 2️⃣ Drinking water replenishment: 4 free drinking water points in the scenic spot (arrow pavilion, Jingyun Gate, etc.), can bring empty water bottles 3️⃣ Hanfu recommendation: choose light colors more film, avoid 12:00-14:00 top light shooting 4️⃣ Hidden gameplay: Collect Forbidden City Ridgemon Ice Cream (Ice Cellar/Forbidden City Restaurant) 。 [📸Photography Spots] • Copper tanks and red walls on both sides of Taihe Hall Square • Hanbai Jade Fence in Cining Palace Gardens • The long red-walled passage in the east silo • Reflection of Shenwumen Corner Tower

🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1: After checking into the hotel, take a walk around the city. Stop by local shops and try some fresh fruit—it’s incredibly sweet and juicy here. Days 2-3: Spend the next two days at Universal Studios. The park is divided into six themed zones, each worth exploring. - The Wizarding World of Harry Potter is magical both during the day and at night—the atmosphere is truly enchanting. - Minion Land will bring out your inner child, immersing you in a world of playful chaos. Pro tip: Download the official park app to check ride wait times and plan your visit efficiently. Day 4: On your last day, explore the city or go shopping. If you’re interested in culture, visit the Forbidden City or the zoo to see the adorable pandas. 📍📍 [Must-Visit Attractions] 1.Universal Beijing Resort 2.Forbidden City 3.Zoo 🥘🥘 [Must-Try Food] 1.Fresh fruit 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 1.Super8 Hotel (Beijing Gongti Sanlitun Taiguli) 📣📣 [Tips] 1.Buy tickets to the park in advance 2.Download Universal Beijing Resort app before go to the park #china #universalstudios #beijingtrip #beijing

Experience at Xitan Hotel Beijing 🌟Exploration Moment: This is a hidden gem nestled in a hutong, perfectly blending old Beijing charm with modern comfort. The moment you push open the vermilion gate, it feels like stepping back in time to old Beijing. 📌Hotel Environment: A boutique hotel converted from a traditional courtyard house, preserving authentic architectural features. The courtyard is planted with pomegranate trees that bloom with fiery red flowers in summer. Rooms feature minimalist neo-Chinese style with solid wood furniture and elegant fabrics, adorned with ink paintings at the bedside, exuding refined taste everywhere. 🚕Transportation: Located in a Dongcheng District hutong, about 8 minutes walk from Zhangzizhonglu Station (Line 5). Approximately 15 minutes by taxi to the Forbidden City, and just 10 minutes walk to Nanluoguxiang. Exploring surrounding hutongs by shared bike is highly recommended for a more authentic experience. 💰Value: Regular rates range between 800-1200 yuan, slightly higher during holidays. Compared to international chain hotels in the same area, this offers more authentic Beijing living at excellent value. 🛌About the Hotel: 1⃣ Premium cotton-linen bedding with optional soft/firm pillows for excellent sleep quality 2⃣ Custom herbal toiletries in bathrooms with subtle mugwort fragrance 3⃣ Breakfast features authentic Beijing snacks like sweet baked cakes and fermented bean juice 4⃣ Front desk can arrange special activities like hutong tours and Peking opera experiences 5⃣ Rooftop terrace offers panoramic views of traditional gray-tiled roofs - perfect for sunset viewing 🏙Nearby Attractions Guide: 10-minute walk to Nanluoguxiang (best visited at dusk). 15-minute walk west to Jingshan Park for panoramic Forbidden City views. Nearby Wudaoying Hutong hides many artistic shops and cafes. For authentic Beijing cuisine, try Xinhe Restaurant (8-minute walk) famous for its zhajiang noodles. For the Forbidden City, arrive before 8am to avoid crowds.

Traveling to Beijing was truly a bittersweet experience 😭 I didn't plan my route in advance, so when I arrived in Beijing, I was like a headless fly, wanting to go here one moment and there the next, resulting in wasting most of my time on the road. I also didn't check the opening hours of attractions beforehand, so I traveled all that way only to find they were closed—it was heartbreaking. Plus, I randomly picked a restaurant near a tourist site to eat, and the food was both expensive and terrible—I was completely miserable. But! Beijing is amazing, with deep historical heritage and a strong modern vibe. There are so many delicious foods and fun activities that you can never explore enough! Here's how to enjoy Beijing in May without any regrets~ Day 1: Arrive in Beijing → Sanlitun → Taste Beijing snacks Arrive in Beijing in the morning. I recommend choosing Beijing Capital International Airport as it's close to the city center with convenient transportation. Take the airport express train and transfer to the subway to your hotel. Staying near Xidan is ideal—transportation is convenient with everything you need in one place 🐉. After dropping off your luggage, visit Sanlitun for some shopping. It's fashionable and lively, filled with trendy shops and beautiful people, plus plenty of Instagram-worthy photo spots 📸. When you get tired, try some Beijing snacks like "baodu" (tripe) and "luzhu" (braised offal). They're delicious and will instantly make you fall in love with the city's vibrant atmosphere. Day 2: Tiananmen Square → Forbidden City → Jingshan Park Get up early, leaving around 4 AM to watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square. In May, the sun rises early, so arrive early to get a good spot. Remember not to bring lighters, selfie sticks, etc., as security is strict. After the ceremony, you can visit the Memorial Hall to pay respects to Chairman Mao (dress appropriately and remain quiet). Next, visit the Forbidden City. Arrive before 9 AM to see the three main halls along the central axis before the tour groups arrive. Get an audio guide to better understand the history and stories of the palace. After exiting the Forbidden City, go to Jingshan Park. Enter through the side gate, and within 10 minutes of climbing the stairs, you'll reach Wanchun Pavilion, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Forbidden City. Day 3: Badaling Great Wall → Olympic Park In the morning, take subway Line 2 to Jishuitan Station, exit from Gate A or B, and walk to Deshengmen Bus Station. Take bus 877 directly to Badaling Great Wall (fare: 12 yuan). Once at the Great Wall, I recommend hiking up for the best experience of its magnificence, though cable cars are available if you get tired. Be sure to visit Haohan Slope for a photo op. Standing on the beacon tower and looking into the distance gives you an incredible sense of achievement. In the afternoon, return from the Great Wall and visit Olympic Park to see the Bird's Nest and Water Cube. During the day, you can admire their unique architectural designs, and at night when they're lit up, the red Bird's Nest and blue Water Cube create a beautiful contrast for photos. There are many food courts nearby where you can treat yourself to a nice meal. Day 4: Summer Palace → Old Summer Palace → Tsinghua and Peking Universities (photo stops) From your hotel, take subway Line 4 to Beigongmen Station and enter the Summer Palace through the North Palace Gate to avoid crowds. First, take a boat ride to the Stone Boat, enjoying the lake breeze and scenery along the way—it's incredibly relaxing. Then walk along the Long Corridor, where each painting has a story behind it. Listen to the audio guide while viewing them—it's fascinating. You can climb up to the Tower of Buddhist Incense for a panoramic view of the entire Summer Palace, but there are many stairs, so wear comfortable shoes. Exit from the East Gate of the Summer Palace, then take a taxi (about 15 yuan) to the Old Summer Palace. Enter through the East Gate, which is close to the Western Mansions ruins, and visit the Grand Waterworks ruins to experience the historical changes. Afterward, go to Tsinghua University's West Gate and Peking University's East Gate for photos. Although you can't enter the campuses, it's still nice to experience the atmosphere of these top universities from the gates. Day 5: Temple of Heaven Park → Return Home In the morning, visit the Temple of Heaven Park. Buy the 34-yuan combo ticket and enter from the South Gate. First, go to the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests—the morning light is perfect for photographing the red walls and blue tiles. Be sure to experience the Echo Wall too; standing at specific spots, you can actually hear echoes from the opposite side—it's magical. After touring the Temple of Heaven, enjoy a traditional Beijing hot pot meal nearby with freshly sliced lamb and sesame sauce—it's absolutely delicious and the perfect ending to your Beijing trip. After the meal, pack your bags and prepare for your return journey.

#TravelPlan Beijing Travel Plan 5 days 4 nights 🇨🇳 Who is the same! Every long holiday, I have to find a trip To travel all the time. This time, we chose to travel to 'Beijing' The ancient capital city full of charm of China. This plan has everything, both famous tourist attractions that must be visited Pedestrian streets and world-class amusement parks that should not be missed Day 1 ; - Forbidden City - Tiananmen Square - National Museum of China - Wangfujing Street Day 2 ; - Mutianyu Great Wall - Wudaoying Hutong - Nanluoguxiang Day 3 ; - Temple of Heaven - Summer Palace - Qianmen Street Day 4 ; - Universal Beijing - Sanlitun / Sanlitun SOHO Day 5 ; - Miaoying Temple - Shichahai #TravelChina #Beijing #TravelBeijing #beijing

An immersive IP theme park Three major experience areas Including pure white Molly Castle🏰LABUBU Adventure Forest🌳Pop Street Bubble Street🫧 You can see the various IP characters everywhere decorated fantastically✨ 🏖️ Environment/Facilities: In addition to different play facilities After entering, you can collect your passport with your admission ticket Stamps at 8 designated locations ((The designated location is very secretive. I just read the online guide🤭)) Play the game item for free once in the game area ́･ᴗ･` There are big prizes, big prizes, small prizes💝 💞Reason for recommendation: There is a souvenir shop There are many 🩵POP LAND limited edition items It's really only available here 😝🛍️ Bubble Mart City Park Pop Land 📍Address: Building 40, No. 1, Chaoyang Park South Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing 🕰️Opening Hours:: 10:00 to 20:00 #April Good Places 2025 #Beijing #Beijing Attractions

#springitinerary 🧱Mutianyu Great Wall is the longest Great Wall section in China (5.4km) with stunning views and fewer crowds than Badaling! ⚠️ Block a full day for this adventure to explore without rushing 🏃 🚌 Getting There (Zanbus) + 🎟️ Entrance Ticket - Adult: 137 RMB - ✅ Includes: Return bus to Beijing + Entrance ticket + 5-hour self-guided tour - 📅 Book 10 days–1 month in advance via Trip.com (Paperless entry, only passport needed) - Departure Times: 8 AM, 9 AM, or 10 AM 📍 Pick-up: Metro Line 5, Dengshi Kou (Exit C) 📍 Drop-off: Metro Line 5, Lama Temple Station ⚠️ Missed your return bus? Just catch the next available slot (last at 5 PM) 🥪 Bring snacks and water! 🍔 Show your Zanbus ticket for 15% OFF at Burger King & Subway ⏰ Opening Hours - Mar 16–Nov 15: 7:30am-6pm - Nov 16–Mar 15: 8am-5pm 🗺️ Watchtower Highlights Towers 1–6: Steepest climb 💪 Tower 6: Zhengguan Terrace (Unique Design) ✨ Towers 6–9: Flat, scenic stroll 🚶 Tower 14: Best panoramic views 🌄 Tower 15: Free graffiti wall 🎨 Towers 19–20: Highest point 🏔 Towers 23+: Closed to public 🚫 ⚠️ Plan your route before purchasing the Cable Car 🚡 OR Chairlift-Toboggan combo 🛷 ‼️(Different operators, NOT interchangeable!!) ‼️ - 🛷Chairlift-Toboggan combo goes to Tower 6 (near Zhengguan Terrace) 🚡 Cable car goes to Tower 14 (near Hero Slope) 🛷Chairlift + Toboggan Combo! (🔥MUST TRY!🔥) - Price: 140RMB/Round trip (trip.com, QR code entry) - Chairlift goes to Tower 6 (Zhengguan Terrace) - Toboggan Station (Between Tower 5 and 6): 5-minutes of thrill ride down the mountain with BEAUTIFUL VIEW! ⚠️ In a rush? Take the chairlift down (shorter wait) 🔥Our Itinerary🔥 ⚠️There were delays and long queues due to the Qingming Festival long weekend. On usual days, it’s less hectic. 🚶Route: Tower 6 → Tower 4 ⚠️This route has the best views! 🏔️But the climb can be steep if you’re afraid of heights. Totally worth it! ✨ 8:00 AM: Bus departs Beijing (Dengshi Kou Station) 10:00 AM: Arrive at Mutianyu Great Wall Gate 10:20 AM: Shuttle bus to main entrance 10:45 AM: Queue for chairlift →Tower 6 12:00 PM: Ride chairlift up 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM: Explore the Wall, hike, enjoy views! ✨ 1:30 PM: Queue for Toboggan 2:30 PM: Ride down! 🎢 2:40 PM: Reach the base 3:00 PM: Shuttle bus to gate 3:15 PM: Chill at Zanbus Lounge 4:00 PM: Depart for Beijing 7:30 PM: Arrive at Lama Temple Station (Yonghegong) ⚠️We missed the 3:00 PM bus to Beijing, so we took the next available one at 4:00 PM (no extra charge) #china #beijing #greatwallofchina #chinatrip #beijingtrip #travel #thingstodo #myitinerary #citydaytours

#Travel to save the world Full Review: Travel to Beijing, the Great Wall of China, UBR 🇨🇳 ✅ EP: 3 Travel to Beijing, the Forbidden City ❤️🛌📸 ————————————— Travel to the Forbidden City ———————————— 📍How to book - Open Wechat and search for “故宫门票预约“ - Click the Mini app and translate to Thai - Select a ticket, date, number of people, enter last name/first name, passport number - Enter a phone number, may ask the hotel staff to help, and pay in Wechat - You can use your passport to enter in the morning or afternoon. In the afternoon, you can enter at 11.00 - You can book on-site, but it may be a bit risky. Follow number 2 on the last map 🚕 Where did Didi call to drop you off? - East side of Beichizi Road/Nanchizi street (intersection) 🇨🇳 What's inside the palace? - Before entering the palace, it is recommended to enter on the right side. It seems that the left side is the entrance for tour groups. - Scan your bags, huge queues, scan your passports to enter, very convenient. - Inside, the palace is truly magnificent. - I don't know how to describe it, walking through it makes you even more wow. - Personally, I am amazed by the grandeur of this place. It is worth the 40 yuan ticket per person. - The restrooms are mostly in both wings or near the left and right doors. There are quite a few of them and they are clean. The signs are quite clear. 🥪 The restaurant inside or the palace museum restaurant. - The menu will be bread, sausage, hot chocolate or hot milk. - The seats are musical chairs. If you go at noon, it might be a bit chaotic. - The taste of the food is considered delicious, both bread and sausage. The price is a bit high. Choose according to your preference. ———————————— Jingshan Park Viewpoint ———————————— Jingshan Park Forbidden City Viewpoint, entrance fee 2 yuan. 📍How to get to Jingshan Park - You can walk out of the Forbidden City through the north gate (you can only exit). - You cannot call Didi to get off or return directly from the front. You have to call to the upper right corner of the Forbidden City as shown in the last picture. 🌲Inside the garden - Once you enter, the viewpoint for going up the hill is in the middle. You can go up the left side, which will be a staircase. It is recommended to walk up the right side. It is mostly a slope. There are fewer stairs. - The walking distance is about 1.5 kilometers, counting from the right side, up the hill, and walking counterclockwise. - At the top, you can see a very magnificent view of the palace. There will be a mark for taking pictures on the ground. ———————————— Temple of Heaven ———————————— Temple of Heaven Park, Beijing 🇨🇳 The entrance fee to the garden is 10 yuan, and the top is 20 yuan. If you pay at the entrance, it will be 28 yuan. The garden outside the walkway has a very beautiful view. The atmosphere is very shady. There are also restrooms along the way. Climb up to the top of the Temple of Heaven, magnificent, beautiful, grand, truly worthy of being a Chinese brother. Coordinates Didi: Temple of heaven ———————————— Qianmen Pedestrian Street ———————————— Qianmen Pedestrian Street near Tiananmen Square There are shops - Peking duck restaurants, both Siji Minfu and Quanjude - Heytea and CHAGEE shops As well as other restaurants on both the main road and the surrounding alleys Let me tell you, it's very worth walking around. Street food lovers + Michelin fans, don't miss it. You have to come and walk here. Coordinates: Metro Zhushikou Station (Line 7,8) and Metro Qianmen Station (Line 2,8) ———————————— Wangfujing Pedestrian Street ———————————— Wangfujing Road Pedestrian Street, Beijing 🇨🇳 This area has food, restaurants, and shopping malls. In the middle of Beijing, it's perfect for foodies. It's a great place to take pictures and shoppers will definitely love it ❤️ Get on the Metro at Jinyu Hutong Station, Exit C, and you'll see APM Mall. Take the road that crosses to the mall as the main route. If you don't cross the street to APM, what will you see? • Adidas - NBA - Huawei (car) store • Hidailao - Miniso - beautiful church • You can walk to Jinjiang Inn Wangfujing If you cross the street to APM, what will you see? • APM Wangfujing has Popmart - Peking duck shop on the top floor - restaurants on the 4th-6th floor. There are quite a few options. • WF Central - There are Hi-end brand name shops, complete with restaurants in the basement. • Clock Tower, the symbol of Wangfujing Street • CHAGEE shop, but you may need to open the map a bit because it is not on the main road. • You can walk to the Forbidden City, but I recommend not doing it. Take Didi instead. 😬 I must say that this street is very colorful at night. I ate 2 meals at APM and it is a mall with not many people. You can walk around and have fun. But if you are a brand name shopper, you must come to WF Central, you will definitely like it. Coordinates: Metro Jinyu Hutong Station Exit C and Metro Wangfujing Station (Line 8, both stations)

Gubei Water Town, located in Miyun District, Beijing, China, is a traditional water town that harmoniously blends ancient Chinese scenery with modern aesthetics. The picturesque waterways and charming architecture create a timeless ambiance, making you feel as if time has stopped. During the day, you can take leisurely strolls in a tranquil setting, while at night, the entire town is illuminated with dazzling lights, offering a magical night view. A cable car ride connects you to the Simatai Great Wall, allowing you to enjoy breathtaking views of the town and the majestic wall. The town also offers traditional costume rental services, letting you enhance your travel experience by dressing in authentic Chinese attire. Additionally, there are restaurants, traditional tea houses, and souvenir shops, making it a destination where you can spend an entire day. If you're looking for a peaceful and sentimental atmosphere to relax and rejuvenate, Gubei Water Town is a must-visit. Location: Gubei Water Town, Miyun District, Beijing, China

Just came back from a suburban vacation ⛱️ with my sisters! Jinhai Lake Bibo Island is really too beautiful. No wonder everyone says it is the "Little Switzerland" of Beijing. Azure lake water, super large green lawn 🍃, and European-style castle 🏰 hotel. 360° beautiful scenery with no dead spots, every shot is a blockbuster. I also got the same photo spot as Yilong Zhu 📷. I'm in a good mood and had a great time~ No need to get up early to rush, the lying-flat vacation of working people starts like this! 🚗 Transportation & Tickets 🔹 Self-driving: Navigate to "Jinhai Lake Bibo Island", about 1.5–2 hours from the city, free parking! 🔹 Tickets: CNY 158/person on weekdays, CNY 228/person on weekends (including various entertainment 🎢 projects); staying at the hotel includes tickets 🎫, meals and various projects 🔹 Parking: 🅿️🆓 📸 Photo Spots ✔️ Piano sculpture, flower road ✔️ Green lawn camping site ⛺️ next to Hotel No. 1 ✔️ Summit Coffee ☕️ Get the same photo as Yilong Zhu ✔️ Heart-shaped arch at the yacht marina ⛱️ Must-Play Projects Archery 🏹, golf ⛳️, rainbow slide, kayaking, horse riding, feeding cute pets, summit coffee Whether it's a couple's date, a girlfriend's gathering, or a baby stroll! Can! Meet!

| Super Detailed Travel Guide. 🌳Yanqi Nightless Valley in Beijing's Huairou is a treasure trove that combines dining, leisure, and sightseeing. Here, the mountains and waters are beautiful during the day, while neon lights flicker at night, making it seem like a paradise on earth🎈. Below is a detailed guide to help you explore Nightless Valley👇. Preparation Documents: Bring your ID card and other valid identification. Clothing: Prepare appropriate clothing according to the season. In summer, bring light, breathable clothes, and a light jacket for cooler mornings and evenings. In winter, stay warm with down jackets, hats, scarves, etc. Items: Sunscreen, sunglasses, umbrella or raincoat, power bank, camera, etc. Medicine: Prepare common medications such as cold medicine, digestive medicine, motion sickness pills, etc., just in case. Transportation Guide Self-driving: From Beijing city center, navigate to "Yanqi Nightless Valley." Take the Beijing-Chengde Expressway, exit at Huairou, and reach your destination via Yanqi Lake Road and Fanqi Road. The drive takes about 1-2 hours. Public transit: First take the subway to Huairou District, then transfer to local Huairou buses such as H11, H39, etc., and get off at stops near Yanqi Nightless Valley. Attractions to Visit West Mountain Plank Road: Enjoy a panoramic view of the magnificent scenery of Yanqi Lake Demonstration Area, as if you're in "Little Switzerland near Beijing." Every casual photo becomes a spectacular shot. Shentang Valley Scenic Area: With clear streams, dense forests, and magnificent mountains, it's a great place for hiking and water activities. Food Recommendations Cloud Free Restaurant: Their signature dish is charcoal-grilled rainbow trout, juicy and well-seasoned. The braised pork is tender and flavorful, and the deep-fried river shrimp are large and delicious. CHISHAN: Famous for its unique Sichuan pepper noodles and grilled assorted mushrooms, offering a different taste experience. Mountain Water Fish Song: Focuses on authentic Huairou cuisine, with specialties including Anhui-style stinky sturgeon and charcoal-grilled rainbow trout, allowing you to taste the authentic flavors of Huairou. Accommodation Options Yanxi Resort: Located right next to Yanqi Lake, it's a paradise for children and leisure seekers. The tea-flavored plum meat and red bean milk jelly are must-try dishes. dv·Huilong: Full of Northern Thai Chiang Mai style, offering both waterside tent houses and mountain villas. You can also experience waterside self-service barbecue and outdoor movies. Mountain Wild Resort: The hotel has a unique design that makes you feel like you're living in a cave. Parking and fishing are free, it's pet-friendly, and the Shentang Valley Scenic Area is just a few hundred meters away. Itinerary Planning One-day route: Arrive at Yanqi Nightless Valley in the morning and first visit the West Mountain Plank Road to enjoy the scenery. Have lunch at Cloud Free Restaurant. In the afternoon, visit Shentang Valley Scenic Area. In the evening, enjoy waterside barbecue and night views at dv·Huilong. Two-day route: Depart in the morning of the first day and arrive at noon for lunch at CHISHAN. Take a stroll in Shentang Valley Scenic Area in the afternoon. Stay overnight at Yanxi Resort and taste their specialty dishes. On the second day, visit dv·Huilong to experience the mini zoo, double-decker bus coffee car, etc., and return in the afternoon.

Beijing Hutongs are a great place to experience the old Beijing culture. Here is a practical guide to Beijing Hutongs: I. Classic Hutong Recommendations 1. Nanluoguxiang • Features: Well-preserved Yuan Dynasty Hutong layout, with 16 Hutongs on the east and west sides arranged in a fishbone pattern, gathering celebrity residences (such as the former residence of Qi Baishi), traditional courtyards, and distinctive shops. • Experience: You can stroll through the blue brick and gray tile alleys, explore the Hutong courtyards, and feel the blend of history and modern life. 2. Yandai Xie Street • Features: Formed in the Yuan Dynasty, it was famous for operating tobacco sets in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is 232m long, retains the traditional oblique street style, and has cultural relics protection units such as Guangfu Temple and Sanyuan Fumo Palace. • Experience: Suitable for photography, exploring time-honored shops, and experiencing the ancient charm of "Little Liulichang". 3. Mao'er Hutong • Features: Starting from Nanluoguxiang in the east and ending at Di'anmen Outer Street in the west, No. 9 and No. 11 are the private gardens of the capital, "Keyuan", and No. 35 and No. 37 are the former residence of Wanrong, the last empress. Celebrities such as Hong Chengchou, a general of the Ming Dynasty, and Feng Guozhang, a warlord of the Northern Warlords, once lived here. • Experience: You can deeply understand the humanistic heritage of the Hutong by combining the historical context of the former site of the Wenchang Palace and Mao'er Hutong Primary School. 4. Guozijian Street (Chengxian Street) • Features: The only municipal-level cultural relics protection street in Beijing, about 680m long, starting from Yonghegong Street in the east and ending at Andingmen Inner Street in the west. There are four archways across the street, gathering attractions such as the Guozijian, Confucius Temple, archways, and Fire God Temple. • Experience: Suitable for culture lovers, you can visit the highest institution of learning and sacrificial place in ancient times, and feel the atmosphere of Confucian culture. II. Featured Theme Routes 1. Historical Exploration Route • Route: Zhongku Hutong - Lingdang Hutong - Caochang North Lane - East Section of Zhonglouwan Hutong - Doufuchi Hutong - Yuge Hutong (1.3 km in total). • Highlights: Passing through the Andingmen Old Objects Exhibition Hall, Beijing Bell and Drum Tower, Hongen Temple, etc., feel the historical atmosphere of the Hutongs around the Bell Tower. 2. White Pagoda Culture Route • Route: Gongmenkou West Intersection - Funei North Street - Baitasi East Lane (1.4 km in total). • Highlights: The red walls and the White Pagoda of Miaoying Temple complement each other, and you can check in at the popular burger shop and rooftop cafe to experience the new charm of the old city. 3. Literary Cycling Route • Route: Wudaoying Hutong - Jianchang Hutong - Guozijian Street (suitable for cycling). • Highlights: Wudaoying Hutong is a gathering place for literary and artistic youths, and peace doves often fly over Guozijian Street in the afternoon, which is suitable for taking pictures and experiencing a slow life. III. Food Recommendations 1. Hutong Time-Honored Brands • Qingfeng 1948 · Exquisite Beijing Cuisine (Di'anmen Branch): RMB 91 per person, featuring authentic Beijing cuisine, suitable for family dinners. • Royal Ice Cellar Courtyard (Shichahai Branch): RMB 118 per person, an ice cellar-themed restaurant hidden in Gongjian Hutong, with a unique environment. 2. Popular Snacks • Around Nanluoguxiang: Recommended Wenyu Cheese Shop, Ju'er Renjia (free refills of braised pork rice), Yuangu Tavern (desserts and creative dishes). • Yandai Xie Street: You can try Yandai Xie Street Lao Hao Fried Sauce Noodles and Daqing Post Office Letter Box Cultural and Creative Ice Cream. IV. Accommodation Suggestions 1. Courtyard Homestays • Near Nanluoguxiang: It is recommended to integrate the courtyard homestay with the characteristics of old Beijing culture. The per capita is RMB 150-300, and the subway station is within walking distance. It is suitable for in-depth experience of Hutong life. • Around Gulou Avenue: Antique courtyard style, some homestays provide terraces or kitchens, suitable for families or friends to travel. 2. Hutong Boutique Hotels • Beiluoguxiang area: Yuanjing Courtyard Homestay (from RMB 500) provides breakfast and afternoon tea, suitable for tourists who pursue quality. • Near Dongsi/Yonghegong: Duplex courtyard hotel (from RMB 300) is close to the subway, and Nanluoguxiang and Gulou are within walking distance. V. Useful Information 1. Opening Hours: The Hutongs are open all day, and some attractions (such as Guozijian and Confucius Temple) are open from 8:30-17:00. 2. Transportation: • Subway: Recommended Lines 2, 6, and 8, covering Nanluoguxiang, Gulou Avenue, Yonghegong and other stations. • Bus: Many lines pass through the Hutong area. It is recommended to use map software to check real-time routes. 3. Precautions: • The Hutong roads are narrow, so it is recommended to walk or cycle to avoid traffic jams when driving. • Some courtyards are private residences, so please do not enter or make noise when visiting.

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