[2025 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for Tiananmen Square (Updated Mar)

Hey guys, how should you explore Beijing? This 5-day travel guide will take you to all the must-see spots in the city! Save it now! -------------------- 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Beijing—Private transfer to hotel—Check in—Free time 📝Enjoy a convenient private transfer upon arrival in Beijing, then check in and enjoy some free time. DAY 2: Summer Palace—Peking University—Olympic Park—Bird's Nest 📝Classical gardens and modern universities, Olympic sites and sports landmarks, a day of ancient and modern. DAY 3: Flag-raising ceremony—Badaling Great Wall—Temple of Heaven—Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests 📝The national flag flying at dawn, the majestic Great Wall, and the royal sacrificial site, experience the charm of the ancient capital. DAY 4: Tiananmen Square—Palace Museum—Hall of Supreme Harmony—Prince Kung's Mansion 📝The vast square, the deep Forbidden City, the elegant mansion, a day of Beijing's historical splendor. DAY 5: Free time—Leave Beijing and return home 📝Explore the city at your own pace, leave with memories, and head home. -------------------- Attraction Suggestions: 🏯 Palace Museum: A grand museum of ancient architecture, feel the weight of history and culture. 🏞️ Badaling Great Wall: Majestic and beautiful, a must-see for anyone visiting the Great Wall. 🏛️ Prince Kung's Mansion: The grand mansion of He Shen from the Qing Dynasty, with magnificent architecture and exquisite gardens, a glimpse into a bygone era. 🌳 Summer Palace: A well-preserved royal garden with stunning scenery, a walk through a landscape painting. ⛩️ Temple of Heaven: A sacred site for Ming and Qing emperors to pray for good harvests, every stone and leaf bears the mark of history. -------------------- 🌟 Travel Essentials: What to bring to Beijing! 🌟 👗 Clothing: February in Beijing is still cold, so bring a thick coat, thermal underwear, and comfortable sneakers for exploring the city! 🎒 Accessories: Hats, scarves, and gloves for warmth and style. Power banks and cables for sharing your photos! 📕 Documents and Money: ID, cash, and credit cards are essential. Emergency contact information for safety! -------------------- I hope this guide helps you have a great time in Beijing! Share your travel stories with us! 🌸

Hey girls! Lunar New Year is just around the corner, and Beijing is full of festive spirit. Check out this 5-day Beijing itinerary to explore the capital and celebrate the New Year in style! . 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive at Beijing Capital International Airport 🛫 and enjoy 24-hour shared transfer service to your hotel. After check-in, enjoy free time to explore Beijing for the first time! 🎉 Day 2: Visit Tiananmen Square, the political and cultural center of China 🏛️. Then, head to the Palace Museum to admire the ancient royal architecture 🏰. Finally, visit the Temple of Heaven to experience the solemn ceremony of ancient emperors praying for blessings. 🙏 Day 3: Watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square in the morning 🇨🇳 and feel the pride as the national flag is raised. Then, climb the Badaling Great Wall and admire its grandeur 🏞️. In the afternoon, visit the Olympic Park to see the legacy of the Beijing Olympics 🏟️. Then, visit the Bird's Nest to experience the awe of modern architecture. In the evening, stroll along Qianmen Street and Beijing Fun to savor the charm of old Beijing. 🍜 Day 4: Visit the Summer Palace to admire the beauty of the royal garden 🌳. Then, visit Tsinghua University to experience the academic atmosphere of China's top university 📚. Next, explore the ruins of the Old Summer Palace to reflect on the vicissitudes of history. Finally, visit Shichahai to experience the hutong culture of old Beijing. 🛶 Day 5: Enjoy free time to explore every corner of Beijing. After your wonderful trip, enjoy 24-hour shared transfer service to the airport for your return flight 🛬. Return home with fond memories of your trip to Beijing! 🌟 . Travel essentials: What to pack for your trip to Beijing! 👗 Clothing: Thick coat, thermal underwear, long pants, and sweater to keep warm in January. 👟 Footwear: Non-slip, warm boots to explore the capital with steady steps. 🎒 Personal items: Thermos, power bank, and portable umbrella for a more convenient trip. 📷 Photography equipment: Camera or phone to capture beautiful moments and memories. 🆔 Documents: ID card, cash, and bank card for a safe and enjoyable trip. 💊 Emergency items: Common medications and hand warmers for peace of mind on your trip. . These tips will help you save time, effort, and money on your trip to Beijing. Save them now and enjoy a stress-free trip to the capital!

#tripflytoprayfornewyear (SeetheGreatWallofChina,experiencehistory And taste delicious food) Suitable for culture lovers, photography lovers and food lovers 🏯🍜 Day 1: Tour around Beijing 🏙️ • Morning: Arrive at Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) or Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX) ✈️ • Getting into the city: • Take the Airport Express or high-speed rail (from Daxing takes 30 minutes to 1 hour) • Check in to a hotel in Wangfujing or Qianmen • Afternoon: • Visit the Forbidden City 🏰 and Tiananmen Square 🇨🇳 • Transportation: Take subway line 1 to Tiananmen East or Tiananmen West Station • Stop to take pictures at Jingshan Park 🌳, a viewpoint of the Forbidden City from above • Evening: • Walk and taste food at Wangfujing Pedestrian Street 🛍️ • Try Peking Duck Or street food like Mala Hot Pot 🌶️ Day 2: The Great Wall and Summer Palace 🏯 • Morning: • Travel to Badaling Great Wall 🏔️ • Getting there: • Take the S2 train from Huangtudian Station or book a bus/tour from the city • It takes about 1.5 hours • Walk around and take photos on the Great Wall Enjoy the magnificent mountain view • Afternoon: • Travel back to Beijing and visit the Summer Palace 🌺 • Visit Kunming Lake and the Seventeen Arches Bridge • Transportation: Take subway line 4 to Beigongmen Station • Dinner: • Dinner at Houhai Lakeside 🌊 Romantic atmosphere by the lake • Try Chinese dumplings (Jiaozi) 🥟 Day 3: Famous temples and shopping before returning 🚶♂️🛫 • Morning: • Visit Lama Temple (Lama Temple or Yonghe Temple) 🛕 • Transportation: Take subway line 2 or 5 to Yonghegong Lama Temple Station • Stop to take pictures at the Temple of Heaven 🌌 The place where the emperor worships • Afternoon: • Shop for souvenirs at Pearl Market 🛍️ or Silk Market • Buy Chinese tea, authentic Chinese souvenirs Or local products • Return to the airport to catch your flight home 🛫 Tips: • Use the Beijing Transportation Card for subway and bus travel • Prepare a translation app (such as Google Translate) and RMB cash Who is it suitable for? People who love culture, history, and those who want to experience the charm of China! Let's go to Beijing! 🇨🇳 #TravelPlan #TravelChina #Beijing

| Cost-effective guide. 3 days and 2 nights for 2 people, over 1k per person (accommodation and transportation take up most of the cost) Accommodation: Hejia Hotel (Anzhenqiao Branch). I don't know why such a good chain hotel is called a hotel. Before going, I thought it was a hotel and didn't have high expectations. When I arrived, I was amazed. The front desk had 3 or 4 service ladies who were very polite. ⭐️p1 Summer Palace. This view is like a painting. Super beautiful and photogenic. No photography skills are needed. ✅ The key is that no one is queuing up to check in. ❗️Just go and take photos. ⭐️p2 Badaling Great Wall. This is the queue for the Haohan Stele. Queue for half an hour and take photos for 3 minutes. It is recommended to take photos when you go out. There is no need to queue. ✅ For those who are not physically fit to take photos, go to South 1 North 1.2.3.4. ⭐️p3 Tiananmen Square. The flag-raising ceremony was too rushed, so I went to the flag-lowering ceremony. You can enter during the time period. ✅ You need to make a reservation in advance. ⭐️p4 Temple of Heaven. You can't enter the scenic spots on the central axis route without a joint ticket, but you can take photos of the tower next to it. ✅ A regular ticket is just for visiting the park. ⭐️p5.6 Summer Palace. It is very big, but it is really beautiful. It is the same place as p1. There are many beautiful views. ✅ There are many check-in points that you can explore by yourself. There is no need to wait in line. If you don't want to take a detour, you must plan your route. ⭐️p6-p9 are special foods. I went to the popular Yin San Dou Zhi. I didn't like it. The copper pot hot pot is good. The fried noodles and braised noodles are large in quantity and taste good. ✅ It depends on personal preference. Try the main specialties. I went to many places and took many photos, but I couldn't fit them all. I personally think the beautiful scenery is worth sharing. ps: The Forbidden City is really beautiful, but they are all palaces. The Lama Temple is also a palace. ❗️❗️Plan your time well. ❗️Many scenic spots need to be reserved in advance. ❗️Most scenic spots stop admission before 5 pm, so scenic spots should be arranged in the morning, noon, and afternoon. The scenic spots are very large, and the journey is very far. The subway transfer is really far.

As a southerner, I wanted to experience winter in Beijing. Due to time constraints, I could only arrange a 4-day, 3-night itinerary. I recorded the route and food of this trip with the Round Tour app. It's my life location collection machine 🎥 🔶𝗱𝗮𝘆𝟭: Daxing Airport➔Hotel➔Temple of Heaven 🔶𝗱𝗮𝘆𝟮: Summer Palace➔National Museum of China➔Qianmen Street 🔶𝗱𝗮𝘆𝟯: Great Wall➔Jingshan Park➔Nanluoguxiang 🔶𝗱𝗮𝘆𝟰: Tiananmen Square➔White Pagoda Temple➔Daxing Airport 🍲Food: ❶Nanmen Hot Pot ❷Dahuai Tree BBQ ❸Quanjude ❹Xiaodiao Pear Soup 🧋Milk tea and snacks: ❶Longyan Tea Shop ❷Shunshieryin ❸Mending Meat Pie ❹Any braised food from a random delivery service is delicious ❺Huguosi Snacks ❻Yinsan Douzhi 🔖Reservations: 🔺Forbidden City [7 days in advance, 8 pm] [Closed on Mondays] [Last entry at 3:30 pm] 🔺Jingshan Park [Same-day reservations available] [Last entry at 7:30 pm] 🔺Tiananmen Tower [1 day in advance] [Closed on Mondays] [Last entry at 4 pm] 🔺Tiananmen Square [Same-day reservations available] (Don't forget to download the certificate from the mini program after visiting) 🔺National Museum of China [7 days in advance] [Last entry at 4 pm] 🔺Great Wall [Same-day reservations available] 🔺Summer Palace [1 day in advance] [Some courtyards are closed on Mondays] 🧶Clothing: Before going, I was shivering at the thought of the temperature in Beijing being below -10°C. When I arrived, I found that the dry cold in the north is really different from the wet cold in the south. As long as there is no wind, it is not as cold as 0°C in the south. It may also be that southerners are more resistant to the cold. I didn't use any of the warm baby, hand warmer, or heated insoles I prepared. I could even wear small leather shoes and wander around Beijing. 🧥Upper body: Thermal underwear➕Thin sweater➕Coat/Down jacket (If you go to the Great Wall, you must wear a down jacket and a hat and scarf) 👖Lower body: Thermal pants➕Jeans 🧣Other equipment: Scarf➕Hat➕Gloves. As long as you don't expose your skin, you will be much warmer. The trip to Beijing was really great. I'll go again in autumn! I hope everyone has a happy trip~🌈

Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing, Beijing Located on Meishi Street, Qianmen, Dongcheng District, Beijing, the hotel is close to Qianmen Street and Tiananmen Square. It is a luxury hotel in the center of Beijing, offering a unique hutong experience and high-end services. Transport The hotel is only 1.22 km from Tiananmen Square, within walking distance. The Chongwenmen subway station is also nearby, making it very convenient to get around. Dining ✅ The hotel has 2 restaurants. VICINI offers delicious Italian cuisine, and there is a bar/lounge for guests to relax. A free buffet breakfast is served daily from 6:30 am to 10:30 am. Lounge: The hotel has a bar/lounge. Facilities ✅ Fitness center and heated pool: The hotel has a fitness center and an indoor pool. Nearby attractions • Tiananmen Square: 1.22 km from the hotel. • The Palace Museum: 2.53 km from the hotel. • Temple of Heaven: 1.7 km from the hotel. • Dashilan: 1.59 km from the hotel. Check-in ✅ Rooms: The hotel's rooms combine traditional and modern elements, offering a luxurious accommodation experience. Each room has a private courtyard, with an area starting from 110 square meters. ✅ Welcome gift: No specific information provided. ✅ Amenities: The hotel provides high-quality toiletries. ✅ Turndown service: No specific information provided. ✅ Pool: The hotel has an indoor pool. ✅ Gym: The hotel has a fitness center. ✅ Lounge: The hotel has a bar/lounge. ✅ Breakfast: A free buffet breakfast is served daily from 6:30 am to 10:30 am. ✅ Check-out: Check-out time is before 12:00 pm. ✅ Summary: Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing, Beijing is in a great location, with complete services and facilities, offering a unique hutong experience. Overall, I am satisfied.

Short holiday is coming! We've prepared a 5-day itinerary for you to explore Beijing. Save it now! . 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Beijing (Free time) Enjoy free time on your first day in Beijing. Feel the charm of this ancient capital and get ready for the following days. DAY 2: Tiananmen Square—The Palace Museum—Hall of Supreme Harmony—Shichahai Visit the magnificent Tiananmen Square, travel through the long history of the Palace Museum, feel the royal majesty of the Hall of Supreme Harmony, and finally stroll around Shichahai to experience the leisure of old Beijing. DAY 3: Flag-raising Ceremony—Badaling Great Wall—Dingling—Bird's Nest—Water Cube Watch the flag-raising ceremony in the morning and feel the solemnity of the national flag rising; climb the Badaling Great Wall and enjoy the magnificent view; visit Dingling and unveil the mystery of history; finally, visit the Bird's Nest and Water Cube to feel the legacy of the Beijing Olympics. DAY 4: Summer Palace—Long Corridor of the Summer Palace—Old Summer Palace—Tsinghua University—Peking University Stroll around the Summer Palace and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the royal garden; walk through the Long Corridor of the Summer Palace and feel the charm of classical architecture; visit the Old Summer Palace and remember the vicissitudes of history; finally, visit Tsinghua University and Peking University to feel the academic atmosphere. DAY 5: Free time—Return home Enjoy free time on your last day in Beijing and experience the unique charm of this city. Then, return home with wonderful memories. . Recommended attractions: 🏯 The Palace Museum: A large museum of ancient architecture that will take you back to the glorious era of the Forbidden City. 🏞️ Badaling Great Wall: A combination of majestic and beautiful scenery. Climb the Great Wall and feel the vicissitudes of history and the magnificent landscape. 🌸 Summer Palace: A well-preserved royal garden with a royal atmosphere. Stroll around and feel like you're in a landscape painting. 🌊 Old Summer Palace: Famous for its water scenery, with many small water surfaces winding around, showing a unique garden charm. It's a great place to experience ancient garden art. . Travel essentials: 🧳 👕 Bring a thick coat. It's very cold in Beijing in December, so a down jacket or wool coat is a must. 👖 Wear warm jeans or thick cotton pants to keep your legs warm. 👟 Wear comfortable and non-slip shoes. It may snow in Beijing in winter, so be careful of slippery roads. 🎒 Bring a backpack with a thermos, power bank, and other essentials to keep warm and stay connected. 🆔 Don't forget your ID card, cash, and bank card. Safety first. 📸 Prepare a camera or phone to capture the beautiful moments of winter in Beijing and record your travel memories. . Don't miss the beautiful scenery and delicious food in Beijing! Remember to like and save this post. Next time you come to Beijing, you'll be a travel expert!

Hey friends! Here's a super useful guide to a 5-day tour of Beijing, covering all the highlights of the capital. Explore the city with ease! / 🏃‍♀️Itinerary: 5-Day Beijing Tour Day 1: Arrive in Beijing. After a private transfer from the airport or train station to your hotel, check in and enjoy some free time. Day 2: Explore Tiananmen Square in depth, then visit the historic Palace Museum. Day 3: Conquer the Badaling Great Wall and feel the power of ancient civilization. Stroll through the Olympic Park and admire the modern cityscape. Visit the Bird's Nest and experience the charm of sports architecture. In the evening, visit Shichahai and enjoy the nightlife of old Beijing. Day 4: Discover the beauty of the ruins of the Old Summer Palace. Stroll through the Summer Palace and enjoy the tranquility of the imperial garden. Head to the Temple of Heaven and experience the solemnity of ancient sacrificial culture. Day 5: Free time to explore Beijing at your leisure. Private transfer to the airport or train station. End of tour and return home. / Must-visit attractions: Palace Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: No. 4 Jingshan Front Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing - Opening hours: Closed all day on Mondays - Duration: 1 day - A grand museum of ancient architecture with a strong sense of history. Badaling Great Wall ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Exit 58, G6 Beijing-Tibet Expressway, Yanqing District, Beijing - Opening hours: Open all year round - Duration: 3–4 hours - A combination of majestic and steep, beautiful and verdant. Climb to the top and enjoy the magnificent view. Summer Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: No. 19 Xinjian Gongmen Road, Haidian District, Beijing - Opening hours: Open all year round - Duration: 1 day - A well-preserved imperial garden with a royal atmosphere. Stroll through the garden and feel like you've traveled back in time. / Travel essentials: 🧳Going to Beijing? Don't forget to pack these! 👕 **Clothing**: Beijing is cold in December, so remember to bring a down jacket and a thick sweater. And comfortable sneakers are a must for walking the Great Wall! 🎒 **Accessories**: Hat, scarf, and gloves. Don't forget the warm trio. And a power bank and charging cable. You need a charged phone for peace of mind. 📇 **Documents**: ID card, cash, and credit card. Travel essentials. Oh, and a student ID for discounted tickets! 💊 **Other**: Bring some common medicines, such as cold medicine and painkillers. And moisturizer. The north wind blows, so your skin needs moisture! / Come to Beijing and experience the culture of the capital. Visit the ancient capital's famous attractions and make your trip an unforgettable memory!

This winter vacation, I plan to take my kids to one place only, and that is Wulan Butong! Once a royal hunting ground, it has now become a "snowy Disney" for families with kids aged 4 and above. The vast grasslands are covered with thick snow, and snowfields, rime, and snow mushrooms can be seen everywhere. Cute snow elves, alpacas, and deer stroll leisurely, as if you have entered Elsa's ice and snow world. You can also play in the snow in various ways, experience the thrill of snow tubing and snow banana boats, and kids from the south who have never seen snow will go crazy! Flights from Guangzhou and Shenzhen to Wulan Butong are 60% off during New Year's Day, winter vacation, and Spring Festival. Flights from Shanghai and Hangzhou are even as low as 20%–30% off, making it a great value. Moms taking their kids can rest assured! 🌟Best time to visit: December to mid-February ✈︎Transportation: Fly or take a high-speed train to Beijing, with many flights available, and direct flights from Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Shanghai, Hangzhou, and other cities ❄Wulan Butong Family Trip | 6 Days 5 Nights | 4 Years+ ⭐What to do? ✔️Take an off-road vehicle and cross the birch forest ✔️Spend the whole day at a private snowfield camp ✔️Ski, play in the snow, experience the thrill of snow tubing and snow banana boats ✔️Visit ancient towns and cities: stroll through ancient towns, soak in hot springs, enjoy a free city walk and taste delicious food in Beijing ✔️Family activities: make candied haws, make ice lanterns, set off fireworks 🙌6 Days 5 Nights Family Trip 📍Beijing ✨Attractions: Universal Studios, Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Summer Palace ✨Food: Peking duck, zhajiang noodles, Manhengji hot pot, stewed liver, lamb spine, sugar oil cake, hot pot ✨Accommodation: Near Sanyuanqiao subway station 📍Wulan Butong Snowfield ✨Skiing for beginners: learn the basics with a coach and enjoy free skiing. ✨Retrace the filming locations of "My Fair Princess" and "The Legend of Mi Yue" and watch the sunset over the snowfield 🌅 Get up close and personal with cute animals at the deer park, and feed alpacas and sika deer ✨Make ice lanterns, taste roast lamb, and set off fireworks 📍Forest Snowfield Hiking—Private Camp Snow Fun ✨Go to [Xiaohetou] to see the snow buns on the unfrozen river, then take an off-road vehicle deep into the snowfield ✨Take a light hike in the birch forest and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the forest snowfield ✨Unlock various snow activities, experience the thrill of snow tubing and snow banana boats ✨Make candied haws by hand 📍Bashang—Gubei Water Town ✨Soak in hot springs and enjoy the comfort of the ice and fire♒︎ ✨Explore the town freely, with places to play and take photos, perfect for photos ✨Watch cultural performances at Moonlight Square in the ancient town

First Time in Beijing? Check Out This 6-Day In-Depth Tour! Visit Popular Attractions in Beijing Without Detours. Save This Guide Now! -------- 🚩 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Beijing—Hotel Check-in, Free Time Arrive in Beijing, check in to your hotel, and then explore the city at your leisure! Day 2: Tiananmen Square—The Palace Museum Visit Tiananmen Square to feel the greatness of the motherland, and then visit the Palace Museum to admire the splendor of the ancient royal family. Day 3: Flag-Raising Ceremony—Badaling Great Wall—Dingling Watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square in the morning, then conquer the majestic Badaling Great Wall, and finally visit the mysterious Ming Dingling. Day 4: Summer Palace—Old Summer Palace—Olympic Park—Bird's Nest Admire the beauty of classical gardens at the Summer Palace and Old Summer Palace, and then head to the modern Olympic Park in the afternoon to visit the spectacular Bird's Nest. Day 5: Prince Kung's Mansion—Wangfujing—Qianmen Street—Dashilan—Temple of Heaven—Beihai Park Visit the historic Prince Kung's Mansion, stroll along the bustling Wangfujing and the ancient Qianmen Street, and finally visit the Temple of Heaven and Beihai Park to feel the charm of the ancient capital. Day 6: Yonghe Temple On the last day of the itinerary, visit the solemn Yonghe Temple to feel the profound heritage of Tibetan Buddhism. -------- 🌟 Travel Essentials: Must-Haves for Your Trip to Beijing! 👔 Clothing: Beijing is cold in December, so bring a down jacket and thermal underwear, as well as comfortable sneakers for walking. 🎒 Accessories: Hat, scarf, and gloves are essential for keeping warm. Bring a power bank to keep your phone charged. 💳 Documents: ID card, cash, and credit card are essential. Don't forget your student ID and senior citizen card to save money. 🍞 Food: Bring some snacks and water, as food is expensive and inconvenient to buy at attractions. A few pieces of chocolate are great for an energy boost. 📸 Photography: Bring a camera and phone to capture the beautiful scenery in Beijing! Bring spare batteries and memory cards to ensure you don't miss a single photo. 💊 Medicine: Cold medicine and painkillers are good to have just in case. Band-aids and disinfectant wipes are also useful for minor injuries. 🎈 Other: Tissues and wet wipes are useful, as well as sunscreen and sunglasses. Don't forget to protect yourself from the sun, even in winter! -------- Visit Beijing to experience Beijing culture and explore the beautiful scenery of the ancient capital. Make your trip full of stories and memories!

6-Day Winter Tour in Beijing: A Heartwarming Guide! Snow, food, and historical sites - all in one place. Come explore the winter charm of Beijing with me! -- 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Beijing (Free time) Arrive in Beijing and enjoy free time to feel the pulse of this ancient capital. DAY 2: Tiananmen Square—The Palace Museum—Hall of Supreme Harmony—Jingshan Park Travel through history from Tiananmen Square to the Forbidden City, explore the royal palace, and climb Jingshan Park to overlook the capital. DAY 3: Flag-raising Ceremony—Badaling Great Wall—Ming Tombs—Dingling Watch the national flag fly, climb the Great Wall, explore the Ming Tombs, and feel the weight of history. DAY 4: Summer Palace—Long Corridor of the Summer Palace—Old Summer Palace—Olympic Park Stroll through the Summer Palace to appreciate the beauty of the royal garden, then visit the Old Summer Palace to feel the vicissitudes of history. Finally, head to Olympic Park to experience the vitality of a modern city. DAY 5: Prince Kung's Mansion—Shichahai—Temple of Heaven Park—Beihai Park Visit Prince Kung's Mansion to experience the life of a prince, stroll through Shichahai to feel the charm of old Beijing, then head to Temple of Heaven Park to appreciate the charm of ancient sacrificial culture, and finally visit Beihai Park to enjoy the tranquility of the lake and mountains. DAY 6: Free time—Return home Enjoy free time to savor the local customs and culture of Beijing, then end your pleasant journey and return home. -- Travel Preparation: 🧳Going to Beijing? Don't forget to bring these! 👗 Clothing: Beijing is quite cold in December, so bring a down jacket and sweater. Want to take beautiful photos? Don't forget to bring some nice inner layers and scarves to keep warm and look good! 🎒 Accessories: Comfort is important when traveling. Bring sneakers so you can walk around the attractions without worry. Also, Beijing is dry, so bring lip balm and hand cream. 🆔 Documents: ID card, cash, and bank card are all necessary. Oh, and don't forget to bring your health code for safety! -- ✈I hope this guide helps you enjoy Beijing with ease. Have a great trip!

Don't know what to do in Beijing? Check out this 5-day travel guide to help you explore the city with ease! -- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Beijing—Private transfer to hotel After arriving in Beijing, take a private transfer to your hotel and get ready for an exciting trip! Day 2: Tiananmen Square—The Palace Museum—The Treasure Gallery Start your day at Tiananmen Square to see the national flag, then head to the Palace Museum to explore the royal palace. Don't forget to visit the Treasure Gallery. Day 3: Flag-raising ceremony—Mutianyu Great Wall—Bird's Nest—Water Cube—Prince Kung's Mansion—Shichahai Watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square in the morning, then head to the magnificent Mutianyu Great Wall. In the afternoon, visit the Bird's Nest and Water Cube, then head to the ancient Prince Kung's Mansion. In the evening, stroll around Shichahai to experience Beijing's nightlife. Day 4: Summer Palace—Temple of Heaven—Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests—Beihai Park Visit the Summer Palace to experience the charm of the royal garden, then head to the Temple of Heaven and Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests to learn about ancient sacrificial culture. Finally, stroll around Beihai Park to enjoy the tranquility of the lake and mountains. Day 5: Free time—Return home Spend the day as you like. You can visit Beijing's hutongs, try local snacks, or go to a shopping mall to buy souvenirs. End your trip with fond memories! -- 🌟 Travel Essentials: What to Bring to Beijing 🌟 👔 Clothing: - Warm coat, as it gets cold in November - Comfortable sneakers, so you can walk around the city without getting tired - Hat and scarf, to keep warm and stylish 🎒 Accessories: - Power bank, to keep your phone charged - Portable umbrella, in case of rain - Thermos, to drink hot water anytime 📸 Photography: - Camera or phone, to capture beautiful moments - Selfie stick, to take great photos when traveling alone 💳 Documents: - ID card, for hotel check-in and ticket purchase - Cash and bank card, for emergencies 💊 Medicine: - Cold medicine, to prevent colds - Stomach medicine, to adapt to different foods 🧴 Skincare: - Sunscreen, as the autumn sun can be strong - Lip balm, to keep your lips moisturized 🎉 Other: - Beijing map or navigation app, so you don't get lost - Lightweight backpack, for convenience - Snacks, to satisfy your cravings and boost your energy -- Don't get lost in Beijing! Follow us for more travel guides and tips!

Hey girls! Here's a 4-day itinerary for Beijing! Explore the capital without any pitfalls. Save it now! ✨ . 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Beijing—Transfer to hotel—Free time After checking in, you can explore the charm of Beijing at your own pace! No fixed itinerary, just explore as you like. DAY 2: Tiananmen Square—National Museum of China—Shichahai—Qianmen Street—The Palace Museum—Hall of Supreme Harmony A full day of activities, starting with the grandeur of Tiananmen Square, exploring the rich history of the National Museum of China, experiencing the old Beijing style at Shichahai, strolling along Qianmen Street, and finally delving into the Forbidden City to appreciate the ancient royal splendor. DAY 3: Badaling Great Wall—Chaoyang Theatre Acrobatics—National Stadium—Bird's Nest—Water Cube—Linglong Tower Climb the Badaling Great Wall and experience the blend of magnificence and history; enjoy the wonderful acrobatics at Chaoyang Theatre in the evening, and then visit the masterpieces of modern architecture: National Stadium, Bird's Nest, Water Cube, and Linglong Tower. DAY 4: Summer Palace—Tsinghua University—Old Summer Palace—Temple of Heaven—Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests Visit the royal garden of the Summer Palace and enjoy the beauty of the lake and mountains; stroll through the Tsinghua University campus and experience the academic atmosphere; visit the Old Summer Palace and trace the vicissitudes of history; finally, visit the Temple of Heaven and appreciate the solemnity of ancient sacrificial culture. . Tips: - Photo spots: The red walls and golden tiles of the Forbidden City are perfect for photos. Don't miss the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square! 📸 - Local customs: Feel the leisure and enthusiasm in the old Beijing hutongs, and chat with the locals. 👨‍👩‍👧 - Souvenir prices: There are many souvenir shops on Wangfujing Pedestrian Street. Compare prices to avoid impulse buying. 💰 - Airport transportation: Plan your route to the airport in advance to avoid peak hours. You can take the subway or airport bus. ✈️ . This is how to travel in Beijing without any pitfalls! Follow me for more exciting itineraries 🎉

🇨🇳 𝐁𝐞𝐢𝐣𝐢𝐧𝐠 Share a 7-day Beijing travel plan 📌 We traveled from February 26 to March 5, which is the winter season in Beijing. Let me tell you, it's very cold!!! But the advantage is that there will be fewer people at the tourist spots and tickets will be cheaper than other periods. What you need to prepare yourself for is that each place in China is very big!!! So prepare your legs and let's go to Beijing! 📌 Travel plan Day 1 - Temple of Heaven - Qianmen Street Day 2 - Nanluoguxiang Street - Still Water Coffee Shop - Have Peking Duck in the evening at Qianmen Street Day 3 - Universal Day 4 - Forbidden City (Gugong) - Houhai Lake Day 5 - Summer Palace - Walk around Wangfujing Day 6 - Tiananmen Square - National Museum Day 7 - Badaling Great Wall - Have Dim Sum at Jin Ding Xuan - Walk around the city at night 📌 Travel Mostly use the subway. It's convenient and can get you anywhere. Note: The subway is very cheap, starting at 10 baht per trip. Or you can call a taxi, it's not expensive. But sometimes there will be a little traffic. #TravelBeijing

#BeijingVisit A visit to Beijing would not be complete without a visit to Tiananmen Square, a landmark steeped in Chinese history and culture. This is an itinerary you shouldn’t miss! Morning: Start at Tiananmen Square Start your day by visiting Tiananmen Square, one of the largest squares in the world. Here you will get an overview of the vast square, with important buildings such as: Tiananmen Gate: A significant symbol of China, with a portrait of Chairman Mao Zedong adorning the gate Chinese History Museum: A must-visit to learn about Chinese history from the past to the present Chairman Mao Zedong Mausoleum: If you are interested, you can pay your respects to Chairman Mao Lunch: Enjoy local cuisine After exploring the square, stop for lunch at a nearby restaurant. Try the famous Peking duck, which you can try at famous restaurants such as Quanjude or Dadong Afternoon: Visit nearby attractions Forbidden City: A short walk from the square, you can explore Chinese history and architecture in depth Zhongshan Park: A beautiful park nearby, allowing you to relax amidst nature

Beijing is the capital of China, the political, cultural, international exchange and technological innovation center of China. It has numerous historical sites and cultural landscapes, and is the city with the largest number of World Heritage Sites in the world. The following is a five-day, four-night Beijing travel guide:   • Day 1: Tiananmen Square - Palace Museum - Jingshan Park - Nanluoguxiang - Shichahai   • Morning: Arrive in Beijing and check in to your hotel. After a short rest, head to Tiananmen Square and visit the Monument to the People's Heroes and the Chairman Mao Memorial Hall.   • Noon: Enjoy Beijing roast duck and other specialties at a restaurant near Tiananmen Square.   • Afternoon: Enter the Palace Museum and tour its main buildings and exhibitions. Learn about the architectural style and history of the ancient Chinese royal palace.   • Evening: Exit the Palace Museum through the Shenwu Gate. The south gate of Jingshan Park is across the street. Climb to the Wanchun Pavilion in Jingshan Park for a panoramic view of the Palace Museum and the city center of Beijing. Then head to Nanluoguxiang, where there are many specialty snacks, handicraft shops and bars. Experience the old Beijing atmosphere. Finally, take a stroll along Shichahai and enjoy the lakeside scenery at night.   • Day 2: Badaling Great Wall - Ming Tombs   • Morning: Head to the Badaling Great Wall. You can choose to take a cable car or hike up. The view from the Great Wall is spectacular, offering beautiful natural scenery and the charm of ancient architecture.   • Noon: Have lunch at a restaurant near the Great Wall.   • Afternoon: Head to the Ming Tombs and visit the Changling and Dingling mausoleums. Learn about the architecture and history of the Ming Dynasty emperors' tombs.   • Evening: Return to the city center and enjoy various cuisines and purchase specialty souvenirs at Wangfujing Pedestrian Street.   • Day 3: Summer Palace - Yuanmingyuan - Tsinghua University - Peking University   • Morning: Head to the Summer Palace and tour its main attractions, such as the Long Corridor, the Hall of Buddhist Incense, and the Seventeen-Arch Bridge. Enjoy the beauty of the royal garden.   • Noon: Enjoy court cuisine and other specialties at a restaurant near the Summer Palace.   • Afternoon: Head to the Yuanmingyuan and visit its ruins. Learn about the history and culture of the Yuanmingyuan. Then head to Tsinghua University or Peking University and tour the campus. Experience the atmosphere of China's top universities.   • Evening: Have dinner at a restaurant near the university and return to your hotel for rest.   • Day 4: Temple of Heaven - Bird's Nest - Water Cube   • Morning: Head to the Temple of Heaven and visit its main buildings, such as the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests and the Echo Wall. Learn about the history and culture of ancient Chinese royal sacrifices.   • Noon: Enjoy Beijing snacks at a restaurant near the Temple of Heaven.   • Afternoon: Head to the Bird's Nest and Water Cube and tour these two modern buildings. Learn about the history and culture of the Beijing Olympics.   • Evening: Have dinner at a restaurant near the Bird's Nest and Water Cube, then return to your hotel, pack your luggage and prepare for your return journey.   • Day 5: Free activities   • Morning: You can choose to visit other attractions in Beijing, such as the 798 Art Zone or Beijing Zoo, or go shopping at a mall near your hotel.   • Noon: Have lunch at a nearby restaurant.   • Afternoon: Head to the airport or train station and end your pleasant Beijing tour.   Transportation Guide:   • Airplane: Beijing has two airports, namely Beijing Capital International Airport and Beijing Daxing International Airport. You can choose the appropriate airport based on your flight.   • Train: Beijing has multiple train stations, including Beijing Railway Station, Beijing West Railway Station, Beijing South Railway Station and Beijing North Railway Station. You can choose the appropriate train station based on your itinerary.   • City transportation: Beijing's city transportation is very convenient. You can choose to travel by subway, bus or taxi.   Food recommendations:   • Beijing roast duck: One of Beijing's specialties, famous for its crispy skin, tender meat and rich aroma.   • Zhajiangmian: One of Beijing's traditional noodles, made with fried sauce and noodles, with a smooth texture.   • Douzhi: One of Beijing's traditional snacks, made from mung beans and fermented, with a unique taste.   • Yangxiezi: One of Beijing's specialty hotpots, made with lamb ribs, with a delicious flavor.   • Lao Beijing baodu: One of Beijing's traditional snacks, made with beef or sheep tripe, served with sesame sauce, chili oil and other seasonings, with a fresh and fragrant taste.   Accommodation arrangements:   • Wangfujing area: This is Beijing's commercial center, with convenient transportation. There are many hotels and guesthouses to choose from.   • Qianmen area: This is Beijing's historical and cultural protection area, with many ancient buildings and attractions. There are also many hotels and guesthouses to choose from.   • Xidan area: This is one of Beijing's commercial centers, with convenient transportation. There are many shopping malls and restaurants, suitable for shopping and food lovers.   • Haidian District area: There are many universities and research institutions here, with many hotels and guesthouses to choose from, suitable for students and business people.   Precautions:   • Beijing's climate has four distinct seasons. Summers are hot and rainy, while winters are cold and dry. It is recommended to bring appropriate clothing based on the season.   • Beijing's attractions are relatively scattered. It is recommended to plan your itinerary in advance and arrange your time reasonably.   • Beijing's traffic is relatively congested. It is recommended to choose public transportation such as subway and bus, and avoid traveling during peak hours.   • Beijing has a deep cultural heritage. It is recommended to respect local customs and comply with scenic area regulations.

Save this guide for your next weekend trip to Beijing, China! 📍 Tiannanmen Square ~ start your day at this historic location and take a photo at the front with Chairman Mao. 📍 Temple of Heaven ～ visit the beautiful temple located in a park which is also a lovely place to explore. Be prepared for large crowds! 📍 Hutongs ~ walk around these traditional Chinese alleys with many restaurants, cafes, shops and more. You never know you can find hidden around the next corner! 📍798 Art Zone ~ take a taxi or metro further out of the city to visit this art district. There are many galleries and art museums with different varieties of art. #beijing #beijingtrip #china #chinatrip #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #summerdestinations

Save this guide for your next trip to Beijing, China! DAY 1: 📍 Great Wall of China You can choose to visit Badaling or Mutianyu. Even though Mutianyu is a little bit further out of the city, I chose this one because there are less tourists and it has the highest tower that you can climb to on any part of the wall. I booked a tour through trip.com and everything went smoothly! DAY 2: 📍 Temple of Heaven 📍 Tiananmen Square 📍 Hutongs DAY 3: Universal Studios Beijing Buy a ticket online in advance and arrive early. Explore the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Jurassic Park and more! #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #beijing #beijingtrip #china #chinatrip

In this post, anyone who has traveled to Beijing, China, probably no one will not know this place. This is Tiananmen Square, and inside the square is the Forbidden City. It is named after the Tiananmen Gate, located in the north, which is the Forbidden City area. Tiananmen Square is surrounded by important architecture, including the national flag pole at the north end of the square and the Monument to the Heroes in the center of the square.

Tiananmen Square + Beijing This is a breathtaking attraction that I would certainly recommend taking the time to see. I took a taxi from downtown Beijing but it's also possible to get the metro. I would recommend going as early as possible! I travelled in the Chinese New Year holiday. The security queue took about an hour and then there were several more queues to check tickets before being admitted. Due to the sheer size of the palace, the crowds weren't too disruptive once entered. You cannot get tickets on the day. You have to prebook them. I booked a week in advance using the mini programme on Wechat but l'm sure there are tour places available to help people book without using Wechat. I would recommend booking as early as possible if you are visiting on the weekend or a National holiday. It's easy to spend the entire afternoon/morning here. It's a labyrinth of beautiful temples and museums. There are small restaurants and gift shops on site. It's also easy to visit Tianmen Square and Jingshan park as they are opposite (opposing ends) the attraction. #newyearadventure #china#beijing#palace#museum#history #yearofrabbit #newyearadventure #tripblazers

Tiananmen square is just that…a square. But if you think of the history behind it, it becomes so much more and it is so worth going to see. So if you don’t have an interest and appreciation for history you will be disappointed. It takes a few minutes to walk through the square and see the monument. So it’s a good thing to see if you only have a short time available. Things you should know: -If you are only going to the square, enter from the side furthest from The Forbidden City. It’s much quieter. -Chairman Mao’s mausoleum is only open till 12:00. -The China National Museum is right there, but requires buying tickets. It’s done by scanning the qr code via WeChat. -Just as with the forbidden city there will be multiple passport checks if you enter from the side closer to the museum. Hope this helps! Enjoy!

When you think of Beijing, it's the first thing that comes to mind, so you can see it as the most representative tourist attraction☺️ The feeling of actually encountering the architecture that I had only seen in books was really overwhelming! There are a lot of people, but it's a popular place, so you should definitely visit it when you travel to Beijing❤️ #Let's go on a trip #Picnic #Outing #China travel

very croweded in the holiday but definitely worth a visit! very easy to reach by subway. If you combine, you vc an visit it + forbidden city in a day :)

Tiananmen Square is the heart of Beijing, the largest central square in the world. The floor of the square is all paved with light-colored granite stone. Every day, many people get up early and come to the Plaza to appreciate the solemn ceremony of raising the national flag at sunrise. Above all, during the first day of the year, more people usually join here to embrace the sunlight of the year that begins. #heartofthecity #staycation #historicallandmarks #historicplaces

I took advantage of the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday in September to visit Tiananmen Square in Beijing. From Qianmen Station on Subway Line 2, it's about a 1km walk to the famous portrait of former Chinese Chairman Mao Zedong. You can enter after passing through security and checking your health code at the entrance. Unfortunately it was raining on the day, but the square was quite lively with tourists from all over China taking photos and such. The vastness of the square, the size of the buildings and stone statues, etc. are truly impressive. #Breathtaking view

Beijing-Tiananmen Square The location of Tiananmen Square was the "Thousand-Step Corridor" of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is adjacent to buildings and roads to the east and west. The Imperial City of Beijing was built in the 15th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1417). It’s been 600 years now😱👍🏾 Tiananmen Square is a city square located in the center of Beijing. It is one of the largest city squares in the world. Because it is located at "Tiananmen", the south gate of the imperial city of Beijing in the Ming and Qing Dynasties It gets its name from the outside. There is a flag pole at the north end of the square. Flag-raising and flag-lowering ceremonies are held every day at sunrise and sunset. #TravelInspiration#Where to go in spring#romantic trip#family outing#travel strategy#parent-child good place#where to go in summer

We had a great time at Tiananmen Square! We arrived around 2pm and it was quite busy but not too bad. There are plenty of bikes around there so you can easily enjoy a nice bike ride to your next destination! Beijing’s traffic is awful, ride a bike whenever you get a chance! Have fun! #summervacation #urbanexplorer #beijingtravel #touristattraction #famous#bluesky #beijing #beautiful #china #chinalife #traveling #fun #funtrip #discover #chinatravel #capital

On a fresh morning during the republic day, among 1000 of visitors in that 1000 metres you get that goosebump feeling when the flag is raised. Yes, I am telling about the flag hoisting ceremony 🎋that happens at 天安门广场 ( Tiananmen square). It is such a raise of spirit not only for the thousands of people standing there but also for millions of people watching over TV. It is almost a dream, to watch the soliders bringing the flags and raising it to the top of the pole. Situated right in front of the Forbidden city, this place has historical importance. Near to this, is located Mao Zedong's mausoleum🏯 where his body is preserved and kept. Overall, it is such a sight to behold in your mind for long time 😎 #beijingtrip#urbanexplorer

Just in front of the Forbidden City. It is a very huge square where people can just walk around and enjoy the background which is the entrance gate of the forbidden city. This is also where you can see military drills like flag raising ceremony early in the morning. This is also a very famous place when there are huge celebrations for China they close all the traffic for their military parades here. #urbanexplorer #beijingtrip