Created by: muellema
Number of Blossarys: 7
Not a place to go, but definitly a must try. There are numerous restaurants offering this Beijing specialty. Ask a local or follow your nose.
One of the oldest imperial gardens in China, palaces and temples are perfectly blended with nature here. Enjoy the hills, caves, pavilions, and temples, or take a boat out on the lake for some smooth ...
Satisfy you craving for Pandas here. But be sure you don't miss the golden monkeys, milu deer and northeast tigers.
Built for the 2008 Summer Olympics, the archetechure of the National Stadium (Bird's Nest) and the National aquatics Center (Water Cube) are worth the trip - night or day!
A type of narrow street or alley formed by the traditional courtyard residences of Beijing. A good place to start is off of Nanluoguxiang on line 6 (Exit A turn right and then cross the street). ...
A former Imperial religious complex it is now a local park. Built on a massive scale take time to enjoy the tree lined walks as well as the monolithic edifics.
One of the largest city squares in the world, its name means "Gate of Heavenly Peace." Off the square are the Forbidden City, the National Art Muesum, and the Legation Quarter. In the center of the ...
By: muellema