[2025 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for Wangfujing (Updated Jun)

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

แจกแพลนเที่ยวปักกิ่ง 🇨🇳ด้วยตัวเอง 6 วัน 5 คืน สถานที่ไหนห้ามพลาด ไปไหนได้บ้าง ไปดูกัน🤗 🗓️Day 1 ✈️ เดิรทางจากประเทศไทยสู่เมืองปักกิ่ง ประเทศจีน 📍Wangfujing street การเดินทาง: Metro line1 Exit Bหรือ C2 🗓️Day 2 📍กำแพงเมืองจีน ด่านหวงฮวาเฉิง การเดินทาง: บัสสาย 916 ลงป้ายหนานหัวหยวนซานชวี 📍ตลาดไข่มุก Hong Qiao Market การเดินทาง: Metro line1 ลงสถานี Tian’anmendong Exit B 🗓️Day 3 📍วัดลามะ การเดินทาง: Metro line5 ลงสถานี Yonghegong Lama Temple Exit C 📍จตุรัสเทียนอันเหมิน การเดินทาง: Metro line5 ลงสถานี Tian’anmendong Exit A 📍พระราชวังกู้กงหรือต้องห้าม การเดินทาง: Metro line1 ลงสถานี Tian’anmenxi Exit B (west) 📍ถนนโบราณเฉียนเหมิน การเดินทาง: Metro line8 ลงสถานี Qianmen Exit Bหรือ C 🗓️Day 4 📍หอสักการะฟ้าเทียนถาน การเดินทาง: Metro line1 ลงสถานี Tian’anmendong Exit A2 📍หอระฆัง-หอกลอง การเดินทาง: Metro line8 ลงสถานี Gulou Dajie Exit 2 🗓️Day 5 📍สนามกีฬาโอลิมปิครังนกและ Beijing Olympic Tower การเดินทาง: Metro line8 ลงสถานี Aoti Zhongxin (Olympic Center) Exit B1 หรือ B2 📍ย่าน Xidan การเดินทาง: Metro line 1 ลงสถานี Xidan Exit F1 📍ถนนโบราณหนานโหลวกู่เซียง การเดินทาง: Metro line 6 ลงสถานี Nanluogu Xing 🗓️Day 6 📍เดินเล่นรอบๆที่พักย่าน Yangsha ✈️ เดินทางกลับประเทศไทย 🚆การเดินทาง : Metro, Bus, Taxi และเดิน🤣 📱แอฟพลิเคชั่นที่ควรมีในมือถือ : Alipay, True Money Wallet, WeChat, Google Translate, Didi, MetroMan และ Amap Tips : การจองตั๋วเข้าสถานที่ต่างๆ แนะนำให้จองล่วงหน้าก่อนเดินทาง 7 วัน เพราะบางสถานที่จุดขายตั๋วคิวยาวมาก บางวันตั๋วอาจขายหมดก่อนด้วย #travel #trip #เที่ยวจีน #ปักกิ่ง #บันทึกการเดินทาง #แจกแพลนเที่ยว

#discoverchina Wangfujing Street, a bustling shopping destination in Beijing, is known for its vibrant atmosphere, eclectic shops, and delicious street food. Amidst the crowds and chaos, a small souvenir shop opposite the Nike store stands out as a hidden gem. This unassuming shop is a treasure trove of unique souvenirs, perfect for visitors looking to take a piece of Beijing back home. 📍Address:The shop is located opposite the Nike store on Wangfujing Street. Look for the small sign and colorful displays. This small souvenir shop on Wangfujing Street is a must-visit destination for anyone looking for unique and meaningful souvenirs. With its diverse range of products, personal touch, and convenient location, it's an ideal spot to pick up a special memento of your trip to Beijing.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 I was a little surprised that after eating hotpot 🍲, time passed so quickly that I missed the last subway back to the hotel! At this time, I quickly took out my mobile phone, opened the shared bicycle APP, and decided to ride a bicycle back to the hotel. Although this was an unexpected episode, it can also be regarded as a "special experience" in Beijing. Riding a bicycle on the brightly lit streets at night, I felt very free. The wind whistled past my ears, as if the night of this city was also racing with me. Even though I was a little tired, I was still in a good mood. Every little episode has become a unique memory of this trip to Beijing. The bustle of Wangfujing, Apple's futuristic technology, and the bicycle ride that night, all these little things made me fall in love with the diversity of this city even more.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 🍲 Beef and mutton hot pot: authentic charcoal-fired copper pot, the mutton is so tender! 📍Old Beijing hotpot is a must-try! Charcoal-fired copper pot, clear soup brings out the purest lamb flavor 🥩🔥 🔥 Must-try recommendations: ✔️ Hand-cut fresh lamb – the meat is tender and has no fishy smell, and it is tender and juicy when eaten. It is simply amazing when dipped in sesame sauce! 🥩✨ ✔️ Lamb’s Brain – delicately marbled, extremely tender, and ready to eat in seconds! 🚀 ✔️ Fresh duck blood & frozen tofu – absorbs the soup very well, the more it is cooked, the more flavorful it becomes! 🍢 ✔️ Old Beijing sesame sauce dipping sauce – must be added with coriander, chives and fermented bean curd to make it the most authentic! 🏆 🌟 Tips: ✅ Shabu-shabu meat cooking time control: 5-8 seconds is the most tender, longer than that will make it tough! 🕒 ✅ Paired with Beijing Erguotou or sour plum soup, the taste is instantly enhanced! 🥃 🍡 Beijing Candied Haws: Childhood memories, sweet and sour and appetizing! 📍Beijing street snacks can be found everywhere, and every bite is a wonderful combination of sweet and sour taste! 💖 🔥 Popular flavors: ✔️ Classic Hawthorn Candied Haws – sour and appetizing, with a thin and crispy sugar coating, it’s crunchy when you bite it! 🍏✨ ✔️ Strawberry Candied Haws – The sweetness and sourness are milder, recommended for those who don’t like too sour taste 🍓 ✔️ Glucose Gourd – chewy and juicy, bursting with juice in one bite! 🍇 ✔️ Orange Candied Haws – Super special! The taste is sweet and sour, and the juice is rich! 🍊 🌟 Tips: ✅ Eat it while it’s fresh, the sugar coating is at its crispiest! ⚡ ✅ If you don’t like sour flavors, you can choose strawberry or grape flavors, which are softer! 🍡 ☕ Peet’s Coffee: Specialty coffee, rich and strong! 📍 This boutique coffee brand from the United States is also very popular in Beijing! Compared to other chains, Peet’s has a stronger taste and a darker roast, making it perfect for those who love black coffee! 🔥 Must-try recommendations: ✔️ Oatmeal Latte – Rich coffee flavor, super smooth with oat milk! 🥛☕ ✔️ Cold brew coffee – pure American flavor, a little sour, icy and super refreshing! ❄️ ✔️ Cappuccino – The milk foam is delicate and the coffee has strong layers. If you like latte art, you can order this one! ☁️☕ ✔️ Caramel Macchiato – Richer than Starbucks and not too sweet! 🍯 🌟 Recommended pairing: 👉 Peet’s coffee tastes even better when paired with croissants or handmade cookies! 🥐🍪 👉 If you like a milkier taste, you can try "Flat White", which is more concentrated than latte! ☕ 🌟 Conclusion ✔️ Beef and Pork Hot Pot with Copper Pot – a representative of authentic Beijing hot pot, the meat is fresh and tender, and the charcoal fire makes the flavor even better! 🍲🔥 ✔️Tanghulu – a must-eat in winter! Sweet, sour and crispy, every bite is the taste of childhood! 🍡 ✔️ Peet’s Coffee – A more intense coffee than Starbucks, a must-try for black coffee lovers! ☕ When you come to Beijing, these three delicacies are definitely worth checking out! 🎯😋

Finding the right place to stay is a top priority when visiting Beijing! This time, I've struck gold with the Hongqiang Qiuguo Hotel (Beijing Tiananmen Square Qianmen Pedestrian Street Branch). It completely elevated my Beijing experience 💯 📍 **Prime Location, Worry-Free Travel** The hotel's location is unbeatable, right next to Qianmen Pedestrian Street and a short hop from Tiananmen Square 🚶‍♀️. Wake up early to watch the flag-raising ceremony, and head straight back to the hotel for a nap afterward. The subway and bus stops are super close, making it easy to get to the Forbidden City, Wangfujing, and other attractions with just a few transfers. Talk about travel freedom! 🏡 **Beijing-Style Design, Welcoming Stay** Stepping into the hotel, you're immediately immersed in the charm of old Beijing. Red walls, grey tiles, and wooden decorations blend seamlessly with modern, minimalist furniture, creating a space that's both classic and stylish. The thoughtful touch of Beijing snacks in the room instantly connects you with the city. The bedding is soft and comfortable, and the rooms are equipped with all the latest smart devices, making for a truly relaxing stay 🛏️ 🥪 **Diverse Breakfast, A Feast for the Senses** The breakfast spread is so extensive, you'll be spoiled for choice! From traditional Beijing Lu Zhu and Zha Jiang Mian to Western-style bread, omelets, fresh fruit, and hot drinks, there's something for everyone, whether you have a sweet tooth or prefer savory dishes. Start each day with a delicious meal 🔛 💁‍♂️ **Warm Service, A Home Away From Home** The front desk staff are welcoming and professional, ensuring a quick and smooth check-in process. They're also happy to recommend nearby attractions and authentic local cuisine. Any needs during your stay are just a phone call away – talk about attentive service! 🎈 **Fun All Around** Just around the corner from the hotel are the Hutongs, where a leisurely stroll might lead you to historic residences, century-old shops, and the vibrant atmosphere of old Beijing. In the evening, head to Dashilanr for endless snacks and unique souvenirs. If you're looking for a convenient and high-quality travel experience in Beijing, the Hongqiang Qiuguo Hotel is the perfect choice! Don't hesitate – book your stay now 💗

I came to Beijing for a trip with my elder sister this time. 🌽We booked this hotel. As soon as we step out of the hotel, we are on Wangfujing Pedestrian Street. It only takes 2 minutes to walk to Wangfujing Subway Station! And right beside it, we can visit Wangfujing Bookstore! This hotel is really high-end.🍐 🌶️Environment: The environment is very cozy. The only thing is that the bathroom is a bit narrow, but generally, people don't really mind that. The environment of the restaurant downstairs in the hotel is nice, and the food there tastes good too.🫐 🍅Service: When we entered the hotel, the staff helped us with our luggage. The receptionist ladies at the front desk and the cleaning aunties are all very kind. The security guard uncle at the entrance is also extremely enthusiastic. The mineral water and tea bags in the hotel are all free. Since we were in a hurry, we didn't book the breakfast.🥨 🥬Facilities: You need to swipe your card to enter the hotel, which makes me feel very safe. The rooms are all controlled by smart systems, which is really high-tech. There is also a very cute robot that can deliver takeout, which is really advanced.🍷 🍇Surroundings: It takes about 10 minutes to walk to Tiananmen Square from here, and it takes less than 10 minutes to get there by bike. There are many scenic spots nearby, such as the Forbidden City, the National Museum of China, Beihai Park, the Temple of Heaven Park, and so on.🍺

Foreword Beijing is a city that blends historical charm and modern vibes. The red walls and yellow tiles of the Forbidden City speak to its glorious past, while the bustling Sanlitun area showcases the city's modern vitality. When you come to Beijing, these are the must-see spots! Itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Beijing → Sanlitun Taikoo Li → Tongying Center → Workers' Stadium - Upon arrival, head to your hotel to drop off your luggage and take a short break. - Sanlitun Taikoo Li is a trendy spot with many fashion brands and unique boutiques, perfect for taking photos. - Tongying Center is nearby and offers a variety of dining options. - In the evening, experience Beijing's nightlife at Workers' Stadium. Day 2: Tiananmen Square → Chairman Mao Memorial Hall → Forbidden City → Jingshan Park - Get up early to watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square (remember to book in advance), then visit the Chairman Mao Memorial Hall (dress respectfully). - Purchase Forbidden City tickets online in advance. The Treasure Gallery and the Clock Gallery are worth visiting. - Jingshan Park is located opposite the Forbidden City's north gate (Shenwu Gate). Climb to the top of the hill for a panoramic view of the Forbidden City. Day 3: Beihai Park → Nanluoguxiang → Shichahai → Yandai Xiejie - Beihai Park offers beautiful scenery. The lyrics of the famous song "Let Us Row the Oars" were written here. - Nanluoguxiang is full of snacks and unique handicraft shops. - Explore the Shichahai area, admire the old Beijing hutongs, and relax in a bar. - Yandai Xiejie, adjacent to Shichahai, is home to many interesting small shops. Day 4: Summer Palace → Old Summer Palace → Tsinghua University (or Peking University) - The Summer Palace is vast; set aside ample time. Kunming Lake and the Tower of Buddhist Incense are must-see spots. - The ruins of the Old Summer Palace serve as a reminder of history. The ruins of the Western-style palaces are particularly striking. - Book online in advance to visit Tsinghua University or Peking University (special regulations may apply during the pandemic) and experience the atmosphere of these prestigious universities. Day 5: Badaling Great Wall → Departure - Take the subway and transfer to a bus or join a day trip to the Badaling Great Wall. Wear comfortable shoes, as climbing the Great Wall is physically demanding. - Return to the city in the afternoon, pack your bags, and prepare for your departure. Food Recommendations Peking Duck: Quanjude, Da Dong, Siji Minfu, etc. Snacks: Zhajiangmian (noodles with soybean paste), Lu Zhu (offal stew), Douzhi'er Jiaoquan (fermented mung bean milk with fried dough rings), Chao Gan (fried liver), Ma Doufu (fermented bean curd), etc. Recommended places: Huguosi Snacks, Jinfang Snacks. Unique Restaurants: Juqi (traditional Beijing cuisine in a unique setting), Tidu (creative fusion cuisine). Accommodation Recommendations Wangfujing Area: Convenient transportation, close to attractions, and great for shopping. Nanluoguxiang Area: Experience the charm of old Beijing hutongs, with plenty of food options nearby. Qianmen Street Area: Close to Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, with easy access to transportation. Transportation Subway: Beijing's subway system is extensive, with direct access to most attractions. Download the "Beijing Yikatong" app for easy travel. Bus: Some bus routes offer scenic views, but traffic can be heavy during rush hour. Taxi: Convenient, but difficult to hail during rush hour. Things to Note Book tickets for most Beijing attractions in advance. Plan ahead. The weather is dry, so stay hydrated. Keep your belongings safe on public transportation. Observe the rules and regulations when visiting places like the Chairman Mao Memorial Hall.

Here is a meticulously planned 6-day in-depth tour itinerary for Beijing, combining classic attractions, cultural experiences, and local cuisine, balancing pace and fun: --- ### **Day 1: Historical Core Area | Initial Exploration of the Imperial City** - **Morning** - **Tiananmen Square**: Watch the flag-raising ceremony (check the time for the day), visit the Monument to the People's Heroes and the exterior of the Great Hall of the People. - **The Palace Museum** (3-4 hours): Enter through the Meridian Gate, tour along the central axis to see the Hall of Supreme Harmony, Palace of Heavenly Purity, etc. It is recommended to purchase tickets for the Treasure Gallery. - **Afternoon** - **Jingshan Park**: Climb to the top for a panoramic view of the Forbidden City and take classic aerial photos of the Forbidden City. - **Beihai Park** (optional): Experience boating and enjoy the ambiance of the song "Let's Paddle Our Oars". - **Evening** - **Wangfujing Pedestrian Street**: Taste "Donglaishun Hot Pot" or "Quanjude Peking Duck", and explore old brand stores and snack streets. --- ### **Day 2: Royal Gardens | University Scenery** - **All Day** - **Summer Palace** (4-5 hours): Focus on the Long Corridor, Tower of Buddhist Incense, Kunming Lake, and it is recommended to take a boat to enjoy the lake and mountain scenery. - **Old Summer Palace** (2 hours): Visit the ruins of the Western Mansions and feel the historical vicissitudes. - **Evening** - **Tsinghua/Peking University Campus** (exterior or reservation required for entry): Take photos at Tsinghua Garden and Weiming Lake, and feel the atmosphere of top universities. - **Dinner** - **Zhongguancun Food Street**: Try innovative Beijing cuisine or youth culture-themed restaurants. --- ### **Day 3: Great Wall Adventure | Olympic Heritage** - **All Day** - **Mutianyu Great Wall** (recommended for fewer people and beautiful scenery): Take the cable car up and down, hike to challenge the "Jiankou Section" or leisurely visit the watchtowers. - **Alternative**: Badaling Great Wall (convenient transportation, can be paired with a half-day high-speed rail tour). - **Evening** - **Olympic Park**: Take photos of the Bird's Nest and Water Cube night scenes, the light show is very futuristic. - **Dinner** - **New World Shopping Center**: Taste old Beijing grilled meat or Beijing fusion cuisine. --- ### **Day 4: Folk Culture | Hutong Exploration** - **Morning** - **Temple of Heaven Park**: Focus on the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests and Echo Wall, and experience local life scenes such as Tai Chi and shuttlecock kicking during morning exercise time. - **Afternoon** - **Qianmen Street**: Visit old brand stores in "Dashilan" and experience the "Beijing Fun" cultural and creative area. - **Yangmeizhu Xiejie**: Explore literary shops and cafes, avoiding the crowds of Nanluoguxiang. - **Evening** - **Shichahai**: Take a rickshaw tour of the hutongs, listen to live music at Houhai bars, and taste "Kao Rou Ji" lamb skewers. --- ### **Day 5: Art and Museums | Dialogue Between Ancient and Modern** - **Morning** - **798 Art District**: Visit UCCA Ullens Center for Contemporary Art and check out industrial-style cafes. - **Afternoon** - **National Museum of China** (reservation required): Focus on the "Ancient China" exhibition hall, with treasures such as the Simuwu Ding and Four-ram Zun. - **Or Palace Museum Special Exhibition**: If you are still interested in the Palace Museum, you can reserve the "Palace Museum Meridian Gate Special Exhibition". - **Dinner** - **Sanlitun Taikoo Li**: International food choices, and experience trendy nightlife in the evening. --- ### **Day 6: In-depth Experience | Free Exploration** - **Theme Choices** (choose one based on interest): 1. **Ancient Temple Tour**: Yonghe Temple (Tibetan Buddhism) → Confucius Temple and Guozijian (ancient highest educational institution). 2. **Cultural and Creative Handicrafts**: Buy Four Treasures of the Study at Liulichang Cultural Street and experience intangible cultural heritage crafts (such as painted clay figurines). 3. **Beijing Suburban Secrets**: Tanzhe Temple ("Tanzhe Temple existed before Beijing city") or Red Brick Art Museum. - **Evening** - **Free Shopping**: Luxury goods at SKP shopping district or treasure hunting at Panjiayuan Antique Market (weekend night market is more lively). - **Return Preparation**: Recommended to buy "Daoxiangcun" Beijing-style pastries and "Zhang Yiyuan" jasmine tea as souvenirs. --- ### **Practical Tips:** 1. **Transportation** - Mainly by subway, download the "Yitongxing" APP for QR code rides. - For the Great Wall, you can choose the "Mutianyu Bus" direct bus or high-speed rail (Badaling). 2. **Reservations** - The Palace Museum, National Museum, etc. require online reservations 1-7 days in advance, and tickets are highly competitive during holidays. 3. **Food** - Hidden recommendations: Niujie Halal Snacks (Hongji Baozi, Jubaoyuan Hot Pot), Old Beijing Zhajiangmian (Fangzhuanchang Hutong). 4. **Seasonal Tips** - Best in spring/autumn, bring a down jacket in winter, and pay attention to sun protection and afternoon thunderstorms in summer. --- This itinerary balances classic and niche attractions and can be adjusted according to physical strength and interests. The charm of Beijing lies in the intertwining of history and modernity, so it is recommended to slow down and feel the pulse of the city!

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 Came to the thousand-year-old capital #Beijing and chose a highly rated store I hope to avoid assembly line makeup and shooting. The purple [Gege] set was produced in the Century Building in Wangfujing. The shooting location was outside the "Forbidden City" [Niangniang] The styling selection is far away from the assembly line area. In addition to having an independent makeup space, the clothing styling can also be selected and booked in advance. Because I chose the first shoot in the morning, the makeup artist suggested that I choose an older outfit for the first shoot and suggested changing to another one, so I had at least 2 or 3 opportunities to choose the outfit. Is it possible that I can have this opportunity because it is the first shoot?😆 However, the overall makeup process and meticulousness are only slightly different from the production line of Wangfujing Century Building. The heavy makeup is a common point, but I am not sure why they all have heavy makeup 🥹 Maybe my face looks especially gorgeous when I put on makeup. 💞Recommended reasons: Now that I have flown from Taiwan to Beijing, I’ll take a set of beautiful artistic photos for myself! 💰Average consumption: A set of makeup and photo shoot costs about 2,000 RMB (excluding extra photos) ⚠️The photographer will recommend you to add more photos during the final selection. Of course, it would be better to keep the style that you really like and don’t usually have. Finally, I would like to remind you that their retouching techniques and skills need to be improved. I have reminded you for the second time not to be an internet celebrity. If you need to recommend a store, please feel free to ask #Ancient Costume Photography #Beijing History Museum

#tripflyingtoprayfornewyear Wangfujing Pedestrian Street Wangfujing Street The most famous and oldest shopping street in Beijing, located in the city center, is a popular tourist destination. Full of famous brand shops, department stores, and many restaurants 📍Wangfujing. Beijing China 🚇Transportation Metro Line 1 Wangfujing Station 🎫Free admission #beijing #travelchina #travelbeijing #beijing #wangfujingstreet

🎉 Lunar New Year is here! Beijing's temple fairs and snacks are a must-try!|||🍢[Temple Fair Snacks] Candied Hawthorn: Long skewers of candied hawthorn, with bright red fruit that is sweet and sour, are a winter highlight. Fried Sausage: Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with spicy garlic and salty flavors, this is a classic Beijing snack. Grilled Squid: Fresh and tender grilled squid, sprinkled with special sauce, is spicy and delicious. Beef Balls: Elastic and juicy, these beef balls are unforgettable. Stinky Tofu: With a unique fermentation process, crispy skin, and delicate interior, it smells bad but tastes good. 🏯[Temple Fair Experience] Ditan Temple Fair: From the first to the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, traditional snacks, handicrafts, and folk performances let you experience the New Year in Beijing. Longtan Temple Fair: On the first day of the New Year, with a theme of blessing, there are various blessing activities and traditional performances. Baiyun Temple Fair: From the first to the nineteenth day of the first lunar month, with a focus on Taoist culture, there are blessing, fortune-telling, and lantern activities. 🛏️[Accommodation Recommendations] Luxury Hotels: Enjoy a luxurious stay with a full range of Chinese and Western cuisine, fitness, and leisure facilities. Budget Hotels: Affordable and convenient, these are suitable for budget-conscious travelers. Courtyard Homestays: Experience the charm of old Beijing and feel the local pace of life. 🚇[Transportation Guide] Subway: With extensive coverage and affordable fares, this is a convenient way to explore Beijing. Bus: With a variety of routes and low fares, but be sure to identify official vehicles. 🛍️[Shopping Recommendations] Wangfujing Street: One of Beijing's most prosperous commercial streets, with a variety of shopping venues to satisfy your shopping desires. Xidan: A shopping paradise for young people, with trendy clothes and specialty foods. 🌟[Attraction Recommendations] Forbidden City: The world's largest palace complex, with various cultural exhibitions during the New Year. Summer Palace: A royal garden with ice and snow carnival activities, ice skating, snow play, and snacks. Temple of Heaven: A World Heritage Site, with blessing ceremonies and light shows during the New Year. Come to Beijing to experience the lively atmosphere of the New Year, taste specialty snacks, and experience the charm of traditional culture!🏰🎈

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!

Ziguangyuan 📍Location: No. 99 Wangfujing Street (G05, Floor 1) It's a chain store, so there are many stores! 🕰️Business hours: I think it depends on the store, but the Wangfujing store is 10:30-21:30! Must order‼ ️‼ ️ 奶皮子饶nǎipízi sūannǎi 8 yuan (166 yen) The yogurt is like cream cheese, smooth and creamy, sweet and sour, but with a texture like eating silk pudding! You should eat this yogurt before leaving Beijing!! When the weather gets hot, it is recommended to eat it within 72 hours! Store it at 2-6℃ or below.

Beijing, a city that has stood at the heart of Chinese culture for centuries, offered me an unforgettable journey through its ancient landmarks and vibrant modern landscape. My trip began with an adventure to one of the world’s most iconic sites—the Badaling section of the Great Wall. As I walked along the centuries-old stone path, I was struck by the grandeur of this engineering marvel and its powerful connection to China’s rich history. The panoramic views from the Wall were breathtaking, a perfect reminder of Beijing’s ancient grandeur. From ancient stones to gleaming towers, my next stop was the bustling Beijing Central Business District (CBD), where modern skyscrapers dominate the skyline. The sleek architecture and energetic pace of the city’s financial hub highlighted Beijing’s incredible progress as a global leader, yet it still felt grounded in its deep cultural heritage. A visit to the Olympic Park area, home to the famous Bird’s Nest stadium and the Water Cube, reminded me of Beijing’s role on the global stage during the 2008 Olympics. These futuristic structures stand as symbols of China’s openness and innovation, blending sports, art, and modernity. After hours of exploration, it was time to dive into one of Beijing’s culinary treasures: Lamb Beijing hotpot. Sitting around a bubbling pot of flavorful broth with paper-thin slices of lamb, vegetables, and homemade sauces, I could taste the centuries-old traditions in every bite. This experience was both comforting and deeply rooted in the city’s culinary heritage. Also, I traveled back in time at Yiheyuan (Summer Palace), an imperial retreat that showcased the Qing Dynasty’s architectural and landscape mastery. The serene lakes, ornate pavilions, and lush gardens provided a peaceful respite from the busy city. The Forbidden City, a sprawling imperial palace at the center of Beijing, was a highlight. Walking through its grand courtyards and marveling at the ancient artifacts, I felt like I was stepping into the pages of history. The sheer scale of the palace complex was overwhelming, offering a glimpse into China’s imperial past. In contrast, the charming Shichahai area offered a more intimate experience. With its traditional hutongs (alleys), quiet lakes, and local life, this historic neighborhood felt like a living museum of old Beijing. I wandered through narrow lanes, stopping at tea houses and small shops, experiencing the charm of a bygone era. Finally, I wrapped up my journey at the vibrant Wangfujing shopping street, a blend of local markets and upscale stores. Here, I tasted traditional street food and explored the endless variety of goods, from silk to souvenirs. Beijing’s magic lies in its balance between past and present. From the ancient splendor of the Great Wall and Forbidden City to the modern marvels of the CBD and Olympic Park. #cityscape #awesomepic

Day 1: A visit to the Temple of Heaven 🌿, followed by a delicious Peking duck dinner 🦆 on Wangfujing Street. Day 2: Immersed in the history of the Forbidden City 🏯, ending with stunning views from Jingshan Park 🌅. Day 3: A peaceful morning at the Summer Palace 🏞, complete with a boat ride 🚤 and a visit to the Office of Divine Music 🎶. Day 4: Hiking the Great Wall at Mutianyu 🏃♂️, finishing with an exciting toboggan ride down 🤩. Day 5: Exploring the 798 Art District 🎨 and Beijing Museum of Natural History 🦖, then unwinding at Konglong Park 🌳. #BeijingJourney #CulturalDiscovery #GreatWallExperience

#AugustDestinations2024 #100TravelWays #China #Beijing #FreeTravel #WorldHeritage #CentralAxis Wangfujing Street is one of the busiest shopping streets in Beijing. The section north of Wangfujing Station is a pedestrian-only area. There are many famous stores and shopping malls nearby. However, when it rains at night, there are fewer people than expected. Visiting time: end of August 2024.

#summerdestinations #beijing Beijing has been changed a lot. Every time visit it rivens all good old memories. Must visit place is Wangfujing for sure. After covid, China is changed too much. If you go there just download Alipay app and attach your visa or Mastercard then your travel will be very easy and no brain breaker. Wangfujing is without doubt the very centre of Beijing. It's an 800 meter long street with many stores and malls and street vendors selling everything that you can imagine: clothes, shoes and accessories, tea, books, souvenirs and some food produce

#chinatrip Uncover the wonders of Beijing, China, a city that seamlessly blends ancient traditions with modern marvels. Begin your adventure at the majestic Forbidden City, a sprawling palace complex that whispers tales of imperial history 🏯. Stroll through the historic hutongs, narrow alleys that offer a glimpse into traditional Chinese life. No trip to Beijing is complete without visiting the iconic Great Wall of China, a breathtaking feat of ancient engineering that stretches across rugged landscapes 🏞️. Explore the serene Summer Palace with its stunning gardens and tranquil lakeside views. For a taste of local culture, visit the bustling Wangfujing Street, where you can savor delectable street food and shop for unique souvenirs 🛍️. Beijing's vibrant blend of history, culture, and modernity promises an unforgettable journey in the heart of China. **Rating: 5/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ #flowerlover #beachlife #themepark #cherryblossom2024 #songkran2024 #beijing #china_visits🙌🏻 #china_diaries #memorable_time #china_history

Strolling Wangfujing from the not so visited side gives you a chance to see a whole different view of it. Venture to this massive pedestrian street and you’ll find yourself a bit in Europe, a bit in New York. Just a bock after the shopping malls there’s the church and the main crossing that reminds me of New York. Discovered it by chance as scooters are not allowed on Chang An avenue. It made a great discovery!

The Spring Festival is a great time to experience the traditional Chinese atmosphere. If you are in Beijing, have already visited the main attractions, walked around the hutongs, then you can still go to 5-star hotels. There are beautiful red decorations in the lobby, you can admire the art and take some photos. If you are on Wangfujin Road, then you have about 6 hotels. No need to take a taxi, you can walk this distance from hotel to hotel on foot. And if it's cold, you can have a cup of coffee in the lobby of one of the hotels. My list: 1. The Regent Beijing 2. Legendale hotel 3. The Peninsula 4. Waldorf Astoria Beijing 5. Hilton 6. Grand Hyatt at Oriental Plaza You can easily find all hotels on the map by name. #newyearadventure#urbanexplorer#awesomepic#celebratewithtrip#2023travelwish

Wangfujing Shopping Street #International Trip #Visit China #Beijing Visit Beijing This was my first time visiting Beijing. I met an old friend who I traveled with in Bangkok. It was a heartwarming atmosphere. Even though we had a short time to meet, it was very impressive. 🎉🎉🎉 A little history of the area I went to 🗺 Wangfujing Street is one of the oldest and most famous shopping streets in Beijing. It is similar to Siam in our country. 🏨❤️❤️❤️❤️ 😁 The shopping malls are surrounded along the length of this street. In addition to being full of large shopping malls, it is also full of many shops, including bookstores, classic photo studios, dessert shops, cheap restaurants, and antique shops. This makes this street famous for both local and foreign tourists. People like to go shopping in this area. It is very lively. Wangfujing in Beijing Wangfujing Street is a pedestrian street. Located in the Wangfujing commercial district, which is one of the four main commercial districts in Beijing: Wangfujing (་#), Xidan (E), Liulichang (J), and Dazhaolan (#=). Wangfujing Street is located to the east of the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. 🎉🎉 After shopping and sightseeing, 📍You can return to your accommodation from Wangfujing MRT station. To get to Wangfujing Street, take MRT Line 1 and get off at Wangfujing Station. 📍For those traveling from Jingshan Park (Forbidden City, Jingshan Park > Wangfujing), you can take bus No. 103 from the Forbidden City side. How to get there: Take the subway Line 1 to Wangfujing Station, Exit C2 or B. 📍 Wangfujing Pedestrian Street coordinates https://goo.gl/maps/jVC3swXwTkePzKMx7

Wangfujing Street is located in the middle of Dongcheng District, Beijing. It is also the commercial street of Beijing. The southern section is Wangfujing Pedestrian Street. Today, Wangfujing Commercial Street is very prosperous.

Beijing’s Wangfujing street one early evening in January 2020 in the course of the covid19 outbreak during the Chinese new year’s holiday. Normally the various stores and shopping malls are open and pedestrians crowd the bright and vibrant street steaming with various aromas. However the stillness I experienced there that evening is memorable. No images nor words can capture that. However, no matter the season, time of day, or circumstance, Wangfujing street always has something of beauty and value to offer it’s diverse visitors. St. Joseph’s Church with it’s fusion of Romanesque and Chinese architectural styles poses as a surprise. And while at it, you may not want to miss Wangfujing Bookstore. On the one hand, it is a dreamworld for the book lover, and on the other, there is more to it for you to discover. #beijing #wangfujing #bookstore #Church

Behind the doorplate of No. 8 Jinyu Hutong lies a 165㎡ Forbidden City Viewing Suite, and the Phoenix Court’s dried tangerine peel red bean paste dessert carries a hint of Song Dynasty charm in its sweetness—this luxury hotel facing the Forbidden City for 34 years allowed me to touch the living history of Beijing in the morning light where I could see the roof beasts through the window. --- ### 🛏️ **First Stop: The Cloud Palace Next to the Forbidden City · Royal Ambitions in a Full Suite** The moment I opened the Beijing suite door, an 80-inch giant screen was playing "Twilight of the Forbidden City," and palace-style floor lamps cast warm light on the gold-woven carpet. The 165㎡ space was divided into a mini museum: the living room’s enamel vase held fresh peonies, the study’s inkstone pressed a gilded map of the Forbidden City, and the walk-in closet even had wide hangers specially for qipaos! Outside the master bedroom’s floor-to-ceiling window, the neon lights of Wangfujing intertwined with the silhouette of the Forbidden City’s corner tower at dusk—only then did I understand the impact of a "presidential suite" in TV dramas. **Details kept surprising me:** - Arriving at midnight, I was delighted with a **“5 PM late checkout”** gift; the butler’s jade brooch glowed faintly in the dim lobby; - The marble bathroom floor heating warmed up, and the smart mirror displayed real-time visitor flow alerts for the Forbidden City; - The minibar hid secrets: next to the **Daoxiangcun Forbidden City co-branded snack box** was an old Beijing porcelain bottle of yogurt. --- ### 🍽️ **Second Stop: Phoenix Court Feast · From Imperial Kitchen to Cyber Aesthetics** **Must-try legendary flavors:** ✅ **Peninsula Custard Mooncake** (reservation required): when cut open, molten custard flowed like lava, flaky crust crumbs scattered on the plate—38-year secret recipe paired with Xinhui dried tangerine peel red bean paste, sweet and savory fans reconciled (available year-round); ✅ **Seafood Dragon Boat Banquet**: a "dragon boat" piled with abalone and dried scallops floated on a dry ice sea, priced at 1688 RMB for four people, everyone raised their phones to snap photos when served; ✅ **Dark Philosophy**: Phoenix Court’s special **snail noodle-flavored Wellington steak**, with crispy pickled bamboo shoots clashing with foie gras truffle sauce, paired with chilled Arctic Ocean soda to ignite a taste revolution. **Hidden Easter Eggs:** Every Wednesday at 3:00 PM, the chef leads a tour of the **“Imperial Kitchen Secret History”**, revealing that Cixi’s tribute rice was hidden in the suite’s safe; The lobby lounge’s **“East of the Forbidden City” afternoon tea** features pea jelly shaped like a miniature Hall of Supreme Harmony and hawthorn cake carved into roof beasts. --- ### 📸 **Third Stop: Photo Radar · Magical Spots Where Past Meets Present** - **15th Floor Cloud View Gallery**: at 6:00 PM, sip the “Tea over the Forbidden City” cocktail as the camera frames the Forbidden City’s glazed tile sea and China World Trade Center Phase 3 through mortise-and-tenon window frames; - **Sniper Spot at Xizongbu Hutong**: a 10-minute walk from the hotel, a 200mm telephoto lens zooms in on blue-tiled rooftops and China Zun, while an old man carrying a birdcage crosses the frame; - **Secret Dome**: B1 Gallery art space, in front of the neon sign of the French YellowKorner photography exhibition, wear a black evening gown to shoot a cyber socialite photo series; - **Wangfujing Central Wonderland**: winter-only “Snowy Wonderland” installation, pretend to be in Scandinavia amid artificial snow, then dash to Crab Dao for pine needle crab hotpot. --- ### 🚶 **Fourth Stop: Imperial City Stroll · Time-Space Folding Starting from the Hotel** **2-hour essential walking route** (butler’s hand-drawn map version): The Peninsula → Dongtang Church (blue hour wedding photo crowd) → Xizongbu Hutong (China Zun in morning light) → Forbidden City East Hua Gate (view corner tower reflections along Tongzi River) → Wangfujing Central Ice Rink (sunset skating on golden ice). **Cultural Easter Eggs:** - The room is equipped with the **“Hutong Sound Map”**, scan to hear pigeon whistles, candied hawthorn sellers, and other old Beijing soundscapes; - Book the **Jinyu Hutong Night Tour**, where the butler carries a palace lantern to explain Wangfujing’s secret history, ending with a gift of warm roasted chestnuts. --- ### ⚠️ **Blood and Tears Pitfall Guide** 1. **View Room Secrets**: specify “Forbidden City view” when booking; low floors may have corner towers blocked by tree canopies; 2. **Photography Taboos**: tripods are forbidden in the Cloud View Gallery! Hutong residents dislike close-up shots; telephoto lenses are lifesavers; 3. **Parent-Child Pro Tips**: declare children when booking to get a free **“Mini Butler Kit”** (including Forbidden City picture book + children’s Hanfu + anti-lost wristband); 4. **Eco Easter Egg**: bring mooncake boxes to the hotel for an art transformation class that can be exchanged for a double afternoon tea—last year someone turned theirs into a palace lantern and won a design award. --- ### 🌇 **Finale: The Dawn and Dusk Line of Jinyu Hutong** On the morning of checkout day, I stood on Feifeng Bridge watching bicycles roll over the wet hutong. The hotel doorman bowed to hand a cup of hot tea to a sanitation worker, a Rolls-Royce Phantom and a tricycle cart passed each other at the alley entrance. Suddenly I understood the magic of The Peninsula: **it wraps the roughness of the imperial city’s roots in the sweet glutinous custard mooncake, letting a 165㎡ suite and a 5㎡ breakfast stall share the same ray of morning light—the so-called luxury is just teaching us to gently measure the world’s unevenness.** > **Ultimate Tips:** > - 🚗 Forbidden City shortcut: only 15 minutes’ walk to Donghua Gate, saving an hour of queuing compared to Tiananmen entrance; > - 🛏️ Money-saving secret: Trip.com’s “East of the Forbidden City” package includes double breakfast + Phoenix Court dinner + art exhibition tickets, saving 40% compared to booking separately; > - 🎁 Souvenir list: Peninsula boutique’s limited **“Roof Beast Chocolate”** (98 RMB/box), recreating the light and shadow of the Forbidden City on your palate. #ImperialCityHeartTour #UnderThePeninsulaDome #RoyalMicroVacation 📍 Location: The Peninsula Beijing · No. 8 Jinyu Hutong, Dongcheng District, Beijing > **Civility Reminder**: Please do not disturb residents when photographing in the hutongs! Art transformation classes require one-month advance booking; Forbidden City co-branded snacks are limited to 30 servings daily.

🏯 Wangfujing Mandarin Oriental | Palace Window Lattice Artist • Room: Starting from 60㎡! Telescope🔭 by the bathtub for night viewing of the turret starry sky✨, the Forbidden City's morning mist is your exclusive alarm clock🌫️ • Highlight: Terrace MO Bar "Jade Palace" cocktails🍸 + hot bamboo SPA🌿, glazed tiles glowing in your palm Perfect for: 📸 Photography fanatics / 🥂 High-altitude ceremony lovers 🖤 Bulgari | Nighttime Hedonist • Room: 24k gold cocktail bar × Bulgari champagne glasses🥂, silk pajamas glide over black jade marble • Highlight: 24-hour truffle breakfast🍳 + jewelry box afternoon tea under the ancient catalpa tree💍 (lighting for selfies is amazing!) Perfect for: 🕶️ Dark fashionistas / 🌙 Night owls 🌲 Xitan | Mountain Retreat Zen Master • Room: Private villa volcanic rock hot spring♨️ soaking under the starry sky🌌, fireplace crackling paired with Rong Mansion banquet yellow croaker soup🐟 • Highlight: Morning dew walk to Tanzhe Temple⛩️, copying sutras and enlightenment under the ancient ginkgo🖋️ Perfect for: 🧘 Healing hermits / 🍵 Tea ceremony practitioners 🏮 Yi He Aman | Royal Garden Heir • Room: Carved elm dragon bed overlooking the Buddhist Incense Pavilion🗼, open the window to jump into Kunming Lake for an early boat ride🚣 • Highlight: Secret passage night tour of the Summer Palace! Lantern-carrying butler takes you to cover the Long Corridor🏮 Perfect for: 👑 Palace drama protagonists / 📚 History buffs 🪭 Qianmen Mandarin Oriental | Hutong Renovator • Room: Blue brick walls × B&O sound system🎵, bath while watching pigeons fly over gray tiles🛁🐦 • Highlight: Hutong private feast map🚶 (Baodu Feng + Yangmeizhu Xiejie), rooftop bar with special candied hawthorn cocktail🍡 Perfect for: 🗺️ Hutong explorers / 🎨 New Chinese aesthetic believers --- 🔑 Ultimate Key: • Want bomb-level photos for your social circle → Wangfujing MO📸 • Need late-night Michelin + jewelry-grade experience → Bulgari💎 • Want to hide in the mountains and live like an ancient for three days → Xitan🌳 • Fulfill your exclusive royal garden dream → Aman🏮 • Love the mix of hutong life and design → Qianmen MO🪭 The ultimate code for luxury hotels in the capital is hidden within these five layers of enchantment!🗝️

#beijingshopping Ready to explore one of Beijing’s most iconic streets? 😍 Welcome to Wangfujing Street, a buzzing boulevard where modern malls meet ancient flavors! Whether you’re a shopaholic 🛒, a foodie 🍜, or just love soaking up local vibes, Wangfujing has everything to keep your heart happy ❤️. 📍 Location: Wangfujing Dajie, Dongcheng District, Beijing, China 🇨🇳 Just a short walk from Tiananmen Square & the Forbidden City 🚶♀️ 💰 Ticket Price: Absolutely FREE to stroll! ✨ But bring those 🧧 wallets for irresistible shopping & street eats 😋 🕓 Opening Hours: 24/7 for the street itself 🌙 Shops & malls: Usually 10 AM – 10 PM 🏢 🍡 Highlights: ✨ 1️⃣ Shopping Galore: From luxury brands 👗👜 in Wangfujing Mall to quirky souvenirs in side alleys 🎁, this street is a retail wonderland! International brands, Chinese designer stores, bookstores 📚, and even traditional silk shops – shop till you drop! 🛍️ ✨ 2️⃣ Wangfujing Snack Street: Here’s the real magic! 🧙♂️ The narrow alley next to the main street bursts into life with sizzling skewers 🍢, dumplings 🥟, candied fruits 🍡, and—if you’re adventurous—fried scorpions 🦂 and starfish! Dare to try or just snap pics 📸. ✨ 3️⃣ Historical Touch: Though super modern now, Wangfujing has over 700 years of history 📜. Visit St. Joseph’s Cathedral ⛪ nearby for a serene break or dive into Wangfujing Bookstore for Chinese culture & literature lovers 📖. ✨ 4️⃣ Evening Vibes: At night, the neon lights ✨ glow, the crowd bustles, and the aroma of spices fills the air 🍲. The perfect mix of tradition and modernity! 🛣️ How to Reach: 🚇 By Metro: Take Line 1 🚆 to Wangfujing Station (Exit A) – right in the heart of it! 🚕 By Taxi: Just say “Wangfujing Dajie” to your driver. 🚶♂️ On Foot: If you’re around Tiananmen, it’s a pleasant 15-20 minute walk. Wangfujing Street is not just a shopping destination—it’s an experience 💫. The sights, sounds, smells, and tastes will stay with you long after you leave 🧳. Whether you’re hunting for bargains or just people-watching with a skewer of grilled squid 🦑 in hand, Wangfujing never disappoints! 👣 Pro Tip: Visit in the evening for cooler temperatures and vibrant atmosphere 🌆. Don’t forget comfy shoes! 👟 ⭐ Verdict: 5/5 – A Must-Visit in Beijing! 🌏✨ #travel #beachlife #couplestrip #staycation #naturalwonders #thingstodo #familytravel #poolhotel #myitinerary #citydaytours #afternoonteatime

#beijingshopping If you’re in Beijing, Wangfujing Street is a must! 🏙️ This lively street is famous for its blend of modern shopping malls 🏢, traditional markets 🛍️, and the legendary Wangfujing Snack Street 🍡—where adventurous eaters can try fried scorpions 🦂 or enjoy delicious dumplings 🥟. 📍 Location: Dongcheng District, near Tiananmen Square 🚶♀️ 💰 Entry Fee: FREE! Just pay for what you shop or eat 🧧 🕓 Opening Hours: Always open for a walk; shops usually 10 AM – 10 PM 🏬 ✨ Highlights: 🛒 Luxury brands & local souvenirs 🍢 Crazy street food adventures ⛪ Beautiful St. Joseph’s Cathedral nearby 🌙 Best visited in the evening for neon lights & buzzing vibes 🚇 How to Reach: Take Metro Line 1 ➔ Wangfujing Station (Exit A) 🚆 5/5 – Perfect for shopping lovers & street food explorers! 🎉 #travel #couplestrip #beachlife #staycation #naturalwonders #thingstodo #familytravel #myitinerary #citydaytours #localfood #buffets

#beijingshopping Welcome to Wangfujing Street, Beijing’s most iconic shopping avenue! 🏙️ Whether you’re here to shop, snack, or soak in local vibes, this street is a must-visit for every traveler. 🌏 📍 Location: Dongcheng District, Beijing 🇨🇳 Close to Tiananmen Square & Forbidden City 🚶♂️ 💰 Ticket Price: FREE to enter 😄 Shopping & snacks at your own cost 🧧 🕒 Opening Hours: Open 24/7 to walk around 🚶♀️ Shops usually 10 AM – 10 PM 🏬 🍡 Top Highlights: 🛍️ 1️⃣ Shopping Paradise: Luxury brands 👗, souvenir stalls 🎁, silk shops, and giant malls 🏢—everything you want is here. Beijing APM & Wangfujing Mall are great spots for big names like H&M, Zara, and more. 🍢 2️⃣ Wangfujing Snack Street: The real fun! Dare to try fried scorpions 🦂, starfish ⭐, or keep it simple with dumplings 🥟 and sugar-coated hawthorns 🍡. A paradise for adventurous foodies! 📜 3️⃣ Cultural Touches: After the shopping buzz, visit St. Joseph’s Cathedral ⛪ nearby or grab books from Wangfujing Bookstore 📚 for a quieter moment. 🌃 4️⃣ Night Vibes: As night falls, neon signs light up 🌟, the aroma of sizzling food fills the air 🍲, and the whole street transforms into a lively market scene 🎉. 🛣️ How to Reach: 🚇 By Metro: Line 1 ➔ Wangfujing Station (Exit A) 🚖 By Taxi: Just say “Wangfujing Dajie” 🚶 Walkable from major Beijing landmarks! ⭐ Why Visit? Wangfujing is not just a shopping street—it’s the heart of Beijing’s modern vibe mixed with historic charm 🏮. Whether you’re snapping photos 📸 of wild street snacks or bargain hunting 🛍️, this street never gets boring. 👟 Pro Tip: Wear comfy shoes & visit in the evening for the best atmosphere 🌙✨. 🔥 Rating: 5/5 – Unmissable for Beijing visitors! #travel #couplestrip #staycation #naturalwonders #thingstodo #familytravel #museums #myitinerary #citydaytours #buffets #localfood