Why November is the best time to visit Beijing:

🍁 Autumn in Beijing is beautiful. November is the best time to see red leaves and ginkgo trees in Beijing. Many parks and mountains in Beijing are decorated with colorful red leaves, making it a great time to take photos. 🐈 November is the low season for tourism in Beijing, so there are fewer tourists. Many attractions offer off-season ticket prices, such as the Palace Museum, which is reduced to ¥40❗ 🕊️ Affordable accommodation: During the off-season, the prices of hotels, homestays, and other accommodations in Beijing drop significantly. Homestays in scenic areas and hotels within the Third Ring Road can be half price! 👉 Palace Museum: The imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties in China, and the first of the world's five great palaces. 👍 Badaling Great Wall: An important part of the Great Wall of China, majestic and spectacular. 🥥 Summer Palace: The largest and best-preserved imperial garden in China. 🥝 Old Summer Palace: Known as "the model of all garden art." 🌞 Temple of Heaven: The place where the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties "worshiped heaven" and "prayed for good harvests," and the largest complex of buildings in the world dedicated to this purpose. 🐦 Bird's Nest (National Stadium) and Water Cube (National Aquatics Center): The main venues of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, with important historical and cultural value. 🦀 Nanluoguxiang: One of the oldest neighborhoods in Beijing, preserving many hutongs and courtyards from the Yuan dynasty, full of old Beijing charm. 🌊 Shichahai: A famous historical and cultural scenic area in Beijing, surrounded by many ancient buildings and former residences of celebrities. 🍺 798 Art District: A cultural and creative industry cluster in Beijing, with many art exhibitions, studios, and creative shops. 🐯 Beijing Zoo: One of the largest zoos in China, with a rich variety of animals. Beijing Heyuan Zhixin Courtyard (Wangfujing Tiananmen Branch) 🔮 Universal Beijing Resort: The third Universal Studios theme park in Asia and the fifth in the world, with multiple themed areas and entertainment facilities.