Beijing Attractions
Beijing as the capital of People’s Republic of China has housed a plethora of Beijing Attractions including some of the most popular Beijing tourist places or Beijing tourist attractions. Among all places to visit in Beijing, the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven and Beijing great wall are some of the must visit destinations out from the Beijing attraction list. Other than that, places of interest in Beijing like Liulichang Cultural Street, Beijing Hutong and Beijing Siheyuan are also gaining more concern from foreign visitors as part of the must places to go in Beijing. Prior to your arrival in Beijing, you might need to plan for your entire Beijing Tours by doing some researches regarding things to do in Beijing as well as things to see in Beijing. All the information concerning Beijing attractions and also Beijing Travel Tips that is necessary for you can be found here. If there are something that you wish to know but yet to include in our website, please do not hesitate for contact us and let us assist you in finding out more about the Beijing attractions.
| Forbidden City | Tiananmen Square |
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One of the most alluring and magnificent treasures in China, the Forbidden City was a 78-acre pied-a-terre for emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. |
Tiananmen Square is the great symbol of China. Chairman Mao is interred here, and the monolithic Chinese Parliament overlooks the square. |
| Temple of Heaven | Summer Palace |
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Temple of Heaven (Tiantan) is one of China’s best examples of religious architecture which construction began in 1406 and took 14 years to complete. |
Built as a retreat from Beijing’s intense summer heat, the Summer Palace (Yihe Yuan) is a sprawling imperial complex set in a large park around the vast Kunming Lake. |
| Beijing Great Wall | Ming Tombs |
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China Great Wall entirely measures nearly 4000 miles (6430 kilometers) long. The most popular being Badaling Great Wall and Mutianyu Great Wall. |
Thirteen of the 16 Ming dynasty emperors are buried in the Ming Tombs (Ming Shisanling), which are located in a valley about 30 miles northwest of Beijing. |
| Beijing Hutong | Beihai Park |
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Hutong is one of the most significant elements of Beijing culture. Originated from Yuan Dynasty, the word Hutong was actually meant for small lane in Mongolian language. |
Beihai Park’s many historic and cultural sites – not to mention its idyllic setting – draw families, the faithful and tourists, all eager to relax, have fun or find a little peace. |
| Yonghegong Lama Temple | Beijing Zoo |
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The Lama Temple or Yonghegong in Chinese was originally a mansion built by Emperor Kangxi of Qing dynasty in year 1694 for Emperor Yongzheng. |
Today the Beijing Zoo (Beijing Dongwuyuan) has thousand of animals and a number of special halls, including the Giant Panda House, Bridge Garden, and Aquarium. |
| 798 Art Zone |
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| Nan Luoguxiang |
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| Liulichang Cultural Street | Dashilan |
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| Urban Planning Exhibition Hall |
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| Lao She Memorial Hall | Lu Xun Museum | Mei Lanfang Musuem | Xu Beihong Museum |
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| Song Qingling Memorial Hall |
| Niujie Mosque |
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| Beihai Park | Old Summer Palace | Badachu Park | Fragrant Hill Park |
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| Ritan Park | Chaoyang Park | Ming Dynasty City Wall Ruins Park | Purple Bamboo Park |
| Ditan Park | Beijing Botanical Garden | Temple of Moon Park |
| Confucius Temple | Temple of the Azure Clouds | Dongyue Temple | Zhihua Temple |
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| Wanshou Temple | Big Bell Temple | Temple of Reclining Buddha | White Dagoba Temple |
| Baoguo Temple | White Cloud Temple | Tianning Temple |
| Beijing Zoo | Blue Zoo |
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Others
| Chuandixia Ancient Village | Zhoukoudian (Peking Man Site) |
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