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Beijing is a city where tradition and modernity blend together. The imperial city relics are mainly concentrated within the Second Ring Road. Along the central axis are the Temple of Heaven, the Forbidden City, Qianmen Street and other attractions. The CBD area is located in the East Third Ring Road. The tall buildings and surging traffic make people feel the rapid development of science and technology. In addition to Xiangshan and ancient temples, the western suburbs also have famous universities such as Tsinghua University and Peking University. The North Fourth Ring Road is where the Olympic venues are located. The Bird's Nest and the Water Cube have become new landmark buildings in Beijing.
Drum Tower, Houhai (Shichahai): Located on the North Second Ring Road, the old Beijing Hutongs are gathered here, and the famous Nanluoguxiang is nearby. Houhai is the most Beijing-style bar area and a must-visit place in Beijing.
Wangfujing and Qianmen: Located in the very center of Beijing, they are great places to try time-honored brands and go shopping.
Sanlitun: Located on the East Third Ring Road, it is a famous bar street where nightclubs such as Tanghui and MIX are located.
Olympic Park: Located on the North Fourth Ring Road, accessible by Metro Lines 8 and 15, the site of the 2008 Olympic Games venues such as the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube. Peking University and Tsinghua University campuses: Located on the Northwest Fourth Ring Road, accessible by Metro Line 4, and a prestigious institution of higher learning for many students.
798 Art District: Located in the northeast of the Fifth Ring Road, it is one of the landmarks of Beijing's art and culture.
Spring and autumn are the best seasons to travel to Beijing. Spring (March-May): Beijing has a suitable temperature in spring and flowers are in full bloom. You can go boating on the lake in Beihai Park, go on an outing, or go to the suburbs to climb the Great Wall and visit ancient temples. Autumn (September-October): Although autumn in Beijing is short, it is cool and the temperature is suitable. The annual red leaf and ginkgo viewing activities are particularly precious. The Ginkgo Avenue in Diaoyutai and the Xiangshan with red leaves all over the mountains are must-see places for photography enthusiasts.
Spring (March-May) is moderate in temperature, with some wind and sand, so wear a thin coat. Wear a mask; in summer (June-August), the temperature is often above 30 degrees, the sun is strong, and sun protection measures are essential. Some indoor air conditioners have strong cold winds, so it is helpful to carry a thin jacket with you; in autumn (September-October), the wind and sand are strong, In addition to a thick coat, you should also wear a mask; in winter (November to February of the following year) The coldest temperature is between -5 and -10 degrees Celsius, so you must wear a down jacket, and girls should also wear snow boots. In addition, winter in the north is extremely dry. Southern girls who are new here must bring hand sanitizer with them.
Beijing's consumption level is relatively high, but there are various levels of accommodation and dining options. In addition to the round-trip fare, if you stay in an economy hotel and travel by bus or subway, the average daily consumption is 300 yuan.
The most complete and largest ancient wooden building complex in China and even in the world, where you can experience the inheritance of Chinese civilization from generation to generation.
It is known as one of the nine fortresses in the world and is the essence of the Great Wall. It is a unique representative of the Ming Great Wall.
Between the red walls and green tiles, shaded by ancient cypresses, the air is filled with the fragrance of February orchids, and one is intoxicated by this blue sea of flowers.
The imperial palace of the Qing Dynasty, once the Garden of Ten Thousand Gardens, is now in ruins, telling the unforgettable history of the past
