Beijing Attraction

Covering 230,000 square meters, Beijing 798 Art Zone assembles many cultural elements such as galleries, design studios, art exhibition spaces, artists' studios, cultural companies, fashion shops, restaurants etc. operated by people from both China and other counties and regions around the world.

Ancient land of Beijing, Chuandixia village is an ancient and well-preserved mountain village filled with many historical relics and an architecture of outstanding beauty. The village is also holding the name of the Potala Palace in Beijing due to its unique construction style.

As China's symbol like Great Wall, the Forbidden City is the most important masterpiece of Chinese history and culture. The Museum was for centuries the imperial place for 24 emperors since Ming Dynasty and is the place where millions of preserved historical relics have been collected and displayed.

The Houhai Bar Street in the famous Shichahai area of Beijing is a place where traditional Chinese and westernculture hits. Started in 2000, now over 120 bars make it one of the most bustling places and an ideal choice in the evening for people who visit Beijing and prefer killing time in a bar.

Ming and Qing dynasties witnessed a resplendence of the imperial tombs, which reflect supreme burial system of Chinese feudal society, Chinese feudal viewpoints on the universe, life and death, morality, conventions, the highest levels of program planning and the art of architecture of feudal eras.

Summer Palace holds its name to perfection as it was where emperors and imperial family used to retreat in summer away from the heat. This ancient royal garden consists of palaces, temples, gardens, pavilions, lakes and corridors fully radiating the natural beauty and grandeur of imperial gardens.

One of the symbols of Beijing and a place of worship of emperors in Ming and Qing dynasties, Temple of Heaven is famous for its large-scale and amazing architecture. It is a complex of Taoist buildings even bigger than Forbidden City figuring as the largest ancient sacred place of worship in China.

Originally an imperial garden in Ming Dynasty, the reconstructed Beijing Zoo is the oldest zoo with most rare animals in China feeding more than 20000 animals of over 900 varieties, e.g. giant pandas, elephas maximuses, panthers, snub-nosed monkeys, albino tigers, crested ibises, Yangtze alligators.

Considered as The Imperial River inBeijing,ChangRiverwas a waterway must be passed when the imperial family went to royal palaces and gardens in the western suburb In Ming and Qing dynasties. Lines of willows and peaches were planted on sides of the river and greatly added charm to the river.

The Beijing Huaibei International Ski Resort is located 70 kilometers from Beijings city center, and it has the longest run in the entire Beijing area. The resort encompasses a total area of over 9.6 square kilometers. It is located near the Mutianyu Section of The Great Wall. It is the only ski r...

With original construction built in Liao Dynasty almost one thousand years ago, the Beihai Park located in the center of Beijing is one of the oldest and well-preserved imperial gardens existing in China at present. It is a park centering on the Beihai Lake and consisting of four sightseeing areas.

Seen as a pearl inlayed at the junction of Beijing,Tianjin and Tangshan, Jingdong Grand Canyon is where forest-covered mountains, caves, pools, waterfalls and streams gather. The landscapes are linked by a winding stream, and thatched cottages, tents and hammocks are prepared in the pine forest.