Trip.Best Popular Best Things to Do Near Zhangjiakou [2024]

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"Beijing Universal Resort contains seven theme scenic spots, 37 ride entertainment facilities and landmark attractions, 24 entertainment performances, 80 catering and 30 retail stores, [6] the total area is more than 4 square kilometers, the first phase covers an area of 159.57 hectares; Phase II covers an area of 165.83 hectares, and plans to build a theme park with Chinese elements, introducing Chinese culture and IP such as Sun Wukong; Phase III plans to build a water park, which is the third in Asia and the fifth Universal Studios theme park in the world. It is worth playing."

"The Palace Museum, situated in the heart of Beijing within the confines of the Forbidden City, is a cultural and historical treasure that captivates visitors with its grandeur and rich history. Established in 1925, this museum offers an unparalleled glimpse into China's imperial past, showcasing artifacts and architecture that span over 600"

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"The Summer Palace, nestled in the heart of Beijing, is a serene escape from the city's hustle and bustle. This UNESCO World Heritage site boasts expansive lakes, lush gardens, and magnificent palaces that reflect China's rich imperial history. As you stroll through the tranquil pathways, you'll encounter the iconic Longevity Hill and Kunming Lake, offering stunning views and a sense of peace. Don't miss the intricately designed Long Corridor, adorned with over 14,000 paintings."

"Prince Kung's Palace Museum, a well-preserved Qing Dynasty residence in Beijing, showcases elegant gardens, traditional architecture, and rich historical artifacts. Visitors can explore the opulent halls and serene courtyards, gaining insights into imperial life and Chinese cultural heritage. It's a tranquil, educational retreat in the bustling city."

"Absolutely delighted to be able to visit 10 years after my first visit to the Temple of Heaven, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Beijing. Its iconic circular buildings and expansive park grounds offer a serene retreat from the city's hustle. Visitors like us can explore the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests and Imperial Vault of Heaven, marveling at intricate designs and historical significance. A must-see for history buffs and those seeking a glimpse into ancient Chinese culture."

"The nearly three hours of companionship and meticulous explanation in the Summer Palace, and even the detailed analysis of the structure of the pillar and the origin of the car and the small story that has happened in the Cixi, the most impressive is the story behind the small stone in the middle of the road and the story of the small stone. The big role played, the details reflect the history and culture of Mr. Ma's deep heritage and love for the cause! I am so lucky to listen to Mr. Ma's sincere and delicate explanation, wide and careful, Sansheng is fortunate! Looking forward to the next meeting!"

"The overall experience is very good! The itinerary is free, relaxed and comfortable, and the car is clean and tidy. The tour guide driver Pang Master has a very good service, gentle and patient introduction of attractions, and warmly recommending restaurants, cost-effective! After going back, I will recommend it to friends who come to Datong to travel!"

"Open at 7:30, and the Panda Hall opens at 8 o'clock. Menglan is limited to time, and other pandas are unlimited. There is no bathroom in the panda hall, and the tickets are disposable. You can see Menglan before 7:30. Menglan may go back to sleep after cooking at 8:30, and I don't know when to come out again."

"Dazhao Temple in Hohhot, beautiful architectural structure, staggered light and shadow, exquisite craftsmanship, plus blue sky and white clouds, is a blockbuster. As the earliest Tibetan Buddhist Gelu temple in the architectural era of Inner Mongolia, Dazhao Temple was revered as the "Huang Temple" in the Qing Dynasty. Because Emperor Shunzhi of Qing Dynasty had stayed here, Emperor Kangxi also lived here for a few days, and cast a plaque of "Long live the emperor" for the silver Buddha statue in the hall, in order to show respect for the emperor, and since then the reincarnation regulations of the living Buddha have been cancelled here. It has become a rare temple in Mongolia without living Buddhas, and the main temple of the temple has been replaced with yellow glazed tiles. #Little Don't Look at the World #Inner Mongolia"