BEIJING

Ancient Grandeur

Beijing, China’s imperial heart and dynamic capital, where centuries-old palaces stand beside cutting-edge skyscrapers, creating an unforgettable blend of tradition and innovation.

Must-See Icons

  • The Great Wall: Hike the Mutianyu section’s photogenic watchtowers or brave the wild Jiankou trail for adventurers.
  • Forbidden City: Step into 600 years of history at the world’s largest palace complex (book tickets online to skip queues).
  • Temple of Heaven: Join locals practicing tai chi in this Ming-era architectural masterpiece.

Hidden Gems

  • Hutongs: Cycle through narrow alleys in Shichahai, then sip coffee in a courtyard turned hipster hub.
  • 798 Art Zone: Explore avant-garde galleries in a retro factory complex—Beijing’s creative soul.

Travel Made Easy

  • eSIM-ready: Access Google Maps freely (no VPN needed) to find hidden Peking duck spots.
  • Subway Lines 1 & 2 cover key sites; use Didi (Chinese Uber) for late-night Ghost Street dumpling runs.

By night, catch a kung fu show at Red Theatre or toast with baijiu cocktails in a Sanlitun rooftop bar. Beijing doesn’t just awe—it electrifies.

On-site Experience

  • Forbidden City

    The Forbidden City Museum, located in the heart of Beijing, is a magnificent palace complex that served as the imperial residence for Chinese emperors from the Ming to the Qing Dynasty. It showcases stunning architectural grandeur and houses an extensive collection of cultural treasures and artifacts. Visitors can explore its numerous halls, gardens, and exhibits, gaining insight into China’s royal history and traditions. As one of the world’s largest and best-preserved wooden architectural complexes, it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-visit destination for its historical significance and cultural beauty.

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  • Delicious foods

    Beijing offers a variety of delicious foods. Peking Roast Duck is a must-try, with crispy skin and tender meat. Hotpot is popular, featuring a simmering pot for cooking ingredients like meat and vegetables. Jiaozi, or dumplings, are enjoyed for their savory fillings and cultural significance. Other options include noodles with sesame sauce and various snacks like fried dough sticks and soybean milk. Beijing's cuisine reflects its rich history and culinary traditions.

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  • Fascinating night view

    The Great Wall of China is an iconic symbol of China’s rich history and architectural prowess. Stretching over thousands of miles, it was built across various dynasties to defend against invaders. Its majestic stone and brick structures wind through mountains and deserts, offering breathtaking views. Visitors can explore well-preserved sections like Badaling and Mutianyu, experiencing its historical significance and enjoying hiking opportunities. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Great Wall attracts millions of tourists annually, providing a tangible connection to ancient civilization and a remarkable testament to human ingenuity.

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