[2025 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for Temple of Heaven (Updated Jun)

Traveling to Beijing was truly a bittersweet experience 😭 I didn't plan my route in advance, so when I arrived in Beijing, I was like a headless fly, wanting to go here one moment and there the next, resulting in wasting most of my time on the road. I also didn't check the opening hours of attractions beforehand, so I traveled all that way only to find they were closed—it was heartbreaking. Plus, I randomly picked a restaurant near a tourist site to eat, and the food was both expensive and terrible—I was completely miserable. But! Beijing is amazing, with deep historical heritage and a strong modern vibe. There are so many delicious foods and fun activities that you can never explore enough! Here's how to enjoy Beijing in May without any regrets~ Day 1: Arrive in Beijing → Sanlitun → Taste Beijing snacks Arrive in Beijing in the morning. I recommend choosing Beijing Capital International Airport as it's close to the city center with convenient transportation. Take the airport express train and transfer to the subway to your hotel. Staying near Xidan is ideal—transportation is convenient with everything you need in one place 🐉. After dropping off your luggage, visit Sanlitun for some shopping. It's fashionable and lively, filled with trendy shops and beautiful people, plus plenty of Instagram-worthy photo spots 📸. When you get tired, try some Beijing snacks like "baodu" (tripe) and "luzhu" (braised offal). They're delicious and will instantly make you fall in love with the city's vibrant atmosphere. Day 2: Tiananmen Square → Forbidden City → Jingshan Park Get up early, leaving around 4 AM to watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square. In May, the sun rises early, so arrive early to get a good spot. Remember not to bring lighters, selfie sticks, etc., as security is strict. After the ceremony, you can visit the Memorial Hall to pay respects to Chairman Mao (dress appropriately and remain quiet). Next, visit the Forbidden City. Arrive before 9 AM to see the three main halls along the central axis before the tour groups arrive. Get an audio guide to better understand the history and stories of the palace. After exiting the Forbidden City, go to Jingshan Park. Enter through the side gate, and within 10 minutes of climbing the stairs, you'll reach Wanchun Pavilion, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Forbidden City. Day 3: Badaling Great Wall → Olympic Park In the morning, take subway Line 2 to Jishuitan Station, exit from Gate A or B, and walk to Deshengmen Bus Station. Take bus 877 directly to Badaling Great Wall (fare: 12 yuan). Once at the Great Wall, I recommend hiking up for the best experience of its magnificence, though cable cars are available if you get tired. Be sure to visit Haohan Slope for a photo op. Standing on the beacon tower and looking into the distance gives you an incredible sense of achievement. In the afternoon, return from the Great Wall and visit Olympic Park to see the Bird's Nest and Water Cube. During the day, you can admire their unique architectural designs, and at night when they're lit up, the red Bird's Nest and blue Water Cube create a beautiful contrast for photos. There are many food courts nearby where you can treat yourself to a nice meal. Day 4: Summer Palace → Old Summer Palace → Tsinghua and Peking Universities (photo stops) From your hotel, take subway Line 4 to Beigongmen Station and enter the Summer Palace through the North Palace Gate to avoid crowds. First, take a boat ride to the Stone Boat, enjoying the lake breeze and scenery along the way—it's incredibly relaxing. Then walk along the Long Corridor, where each painting has a story behind it. Listen to the audio guide while viewing them—it's fascinating. You can climb up to the Tower of Buddhist Incense for a panoramic view of the entire Summer Palace, but there are many stairs, so wear comfortable shoes. Exit from the East Gate of the Summer Palace, then take a taxi (about 15 yuan) to the Old Summer Palace. Enter through the East Gate, which is close to the Western Mansions ruins, and visit the Grand Waterworks ruins to experience the historical changes. Afterward, go to Tsinghua University's West Gate and Peking University's East Gate for photos. Although you can't enter the campuses, it's still nice to experience the atmosphere of these top universities from the gates. Day 5: Temple of Heaven Park → Return Home In the morning, visit the Temple of Heaven Park. Buy the 34-yuan combo ticket and enter from the South Gate. First, go to the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests—the morning light is perfect for photographing the red walls and blue tiles. Be sure to experience the Echo Wall too; standing at specific spots, you can actually hear echoes from the opposite side—it's magical. After touring the Temple of Heaven, enjoy a traditional Beijing hot pot meal nearby with freshly sliced lamb and sesame sauce—it's absolutely delicious and the perfect ending to your Beijing trip. After the meal, pack your bags and prepare for your return journey.

🏯1. Itinerary Day 1: Classic Historical Sites Tour Morning: Tiananmen Square → Forbidden City Afternoon: Jingshan Park → Beihai Park Evening: Wangfujing Street Day 2: Imperial Gardens Tour Morning: Summer Palace → Old Summer Palace Afternoon: Tsinghua University → Peking University Evening: Houhai Bar Street Day 3: Cultural Experience Tour Morning: Temple of Heaven Park → Qianmen Street Afternoon: Nanluoguxiang → Bell and Drum Towers Evening: Lao She Teahouse (watch performances) Day 4: Great Wall Adventure All day: Badaling Great Wall/Mutianyu Great Wall Evening: Gui Street for food 🏛️2. Recommended Attractions Forbidden City The world's largest palace complex. Suggested route starts from the central axis. The Treasury Hall is a must-see. Badaling Great Wall "You're not a true hero until you reach the Great Wall." The best-preserved section of the Ming Great Wall. Cable car experience available. Summer Palace China's largest imperial garden. Boating on Kunming Lake and strolling along the Long Corridor offer unique charm. Temple of Heaven Where Ming and Qing emperors worshipped heaven. The Echo Wall and Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests showcase ingenious acoustic design. Old Summer Palace Ruins of the "Garden of Gardens," with remnants of the Grand Waterworks bearing witness to historical changes. Nanluoguxiang Beijing's oldest hutong area, where artistic boutiques complement traditional courtyard houses. Mutianyu Great Wall Less crowded with beautiful scenery. In autumn, the colorful foliage makes it perfect for photography. National Museum of China Five thousand years of Chinese civilization, with rich collections of bronze ware, ancient calligraphy, and paintings. 🍜3. Food Recommendations Peking Duck Traditional restaurants like Quanjude and Da Dong. Crispy skin dipped in sugar and duck meat wrapped in pancakes is the classic way to enjoy it. Zhajiang Noodles Authentic Beijing noodle dish. Hand-pulled noodles with Liubiju yellow soybean paste and various toppings. Luzhu Huoshao A favorite for offal lovers. Braised offal served with huoshao bread in a rich, flavorful broth. Douzhir and Jiaoquan Traditional Beijing breakfast combination of sour mung bean milk and crispy fried rings. Hot Pot Traditional restaurants like Donglaishun. Thinly sliced lamb cooked in clear broth and dipped in sesame sauce. Ludagun (Donkey Rolling) Glutinous rice rolls with sweet bean paste, coated with soybean flour. Sweet and soft. Stir-fried Liver Mainly made with pork liver, thickened with starch. Best for breakfast with steamed buns. Hope this guide helps you experience both the ancient charm and modern vitality of Beijing! 🚩

Want to explore Beijing on a budget? This guide will help you experience the most authentic Beijing flavor with minimal spending, without missing the Temple of Heaven, delicious food, and beautiful scenery! Transportation Guide • External Transportation: Look for discounted flight or train tickets on major booking platforms in advance, comparing prices and travel times. • City Transportation: Download the "Yitonghang" APP for subway rides, which is convenient and economical. You can also rent shared bikes to freely navigate through hutongs and experience old Beijing vibes 🚲 Buses can reach most attractions, and you can get a Beijing electronic bus card through Alipay. Accommodation Recommendations • Recommended Areas: Near Qianmen and Dashilar, convenient for travel with plenty of food options nearby, plus you can experience the old Beijing atmosphere. • Hotel Recommendations: Sicily Hotel (Beijing Railway Station Tiantan East Gate Subway Station), affordable at 399 yuan for three days and two nights, with options for double or twin beds, and a subway station just a short walk away. Jindi Shangpin Hotel, a little over 500 yuan for three days and two nights, with spacious rooms, separate wet and dry bathroom areas, and a subway entrance right outside, making it convenient to visit Tiananmen and the Forbidden City. Food Spots • Beijing Roast Duck: Siji Minfu Roast Duck (Forbidden City Branch), budget-friendly with crispy skin and tender meat. Remember to get a number online in advance to avoid long waits. • Hot Pot: Jubaoyuan Hot Pot (Niujie Main Branch), copper pot over charcoal fire, tender lamb, and authentic sesame sauce dip. • Hutong Snacks: Fermented mung bean milk with fried rings (Yin San Douzhir), Door Nail Meat Pie (Baorui Door Nail Meat Pie Shop), experience authentic old Beijing flavors. Photography Guide • Temple of Heaven: Choose early morning or evening when the light is soft. Use the Temple of Heaven as a background while standing on the Danbi Bridge for beautiful silhouette shots. • Forbidden City: Red walls and yellow tiles, with the corner towers being popular photo spots. Wearing traditional Han clothing makes for great photos. • Shichahai: Take sunset photos by the lake in the evening, with the shimmering water creating a perfect atmosphere. Itinerary • Day 1: Tiananmen Square (free, reservation required) → Forbidden City (60 yuan, closed on Mondays, reserve 7 days in advance) → Jingshan Park (2 yuan) ◦ Watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen in the morning to experience the solemn atmosphere; visit the Forbidden City in the morning to appreciate the imperial grandeur; go to Jingshan Park in the afternoon to overlook the panoramic view of the Forbidden City and Beijing's central axis. • Day 2: Temple of Heaven Park (combined ticket 34 yuan) → Nanluoguxiang (free) → Drum Tower (free) → Shichahai (free) ◦ Visit the Temple of Heaven in the morning, focusing on the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests for great photos; eat snacks at Nanluoguxiang in the afternoon, then visit the Drum Tower, and take a leisurely walk around Shichahai in the evening. • Day 3: Badaling Great Wall (40 yuan) → Return trip ◦ Take an early high-speed train from Beijing North Station to Badaling Station, arriving in 30 minutes. The north section of the wall is recommended as it's steeper with better views. After climbing the Great Wall, pack up and prepare for your return journey.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 After a profound experience in the Forbidden City in the morning, I came to the Temple of Heaven in Beijing in the afternoon, an ancient place with a thousand-year history. The Temple of Heaven is huge in scale, and when you walk in it you feel like you are in a holy place connected to the sky. The circular altar is surrounded by the huge blue sky, and the atmosphere is peaceful and solemn. The amazing circular platform for offering sacrifices to heaven and the admirable Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests are truly touching. However, to my frustration, I discovered that my phone suddenly ran out of battery. At this moment, the beautiful scenery of the Temple of Heaven seemed to have interrupted my concentration due to the reminder from my mobile phone. Although I still want to continue wandering in this ancient sacrificial site, I know that I have to go back and find a power bank, otherwise the rest of the journey may become a "silent" journey. I turned hurriedly and walked across the wide lawn back to the hotel. On the way, the scenery of the Temple of Heaven is still imprinted in my mind. Those red walls and blue tiles look like a beautiful painting, swaying gently in the distance. After rushing back to the hotel, I finally found a power bank. After a short rest, I decided to continue exploring the city and look forward to the next destination. Although my stay at the Temple of Heaven was a bit rushed this time, this regret has become a part of my memory. I think that next time I come here, I will be in a different state of mind, and perhaps I will be able to appreciate this place where history and nature are intertwined more calmly.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Walking into the Temple of Heaven is like opening a door to another side of time and space in Beijing. This place is not only an ancient royal place for worshipping the gods, but also more like a secret forest gently wrapped by time. Large tracts of ancient cypress trees stand quietly, and each tree seems to have witnessed thousands of years of prayers and wind and rain. The air is filled with a quiet and heavy atmosphere. You can move freely between the blue bricks and gray tiles, and occasionally encounter old men practicing Tai Chi, grandfathers practicing singing softly, and tourists walking slowly under the corridor. They are not in a hurry because time seems to pass very slowly in the Temple of Heaven. The alternating distribution of circular and square architectural structures represents the ancient philosophy that the sky is round and the earth is square. Looking up at the blue-tiled and glazed Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, the light of the sky and the shadows of the clouds are reflected on the glazed tiles, like a dream. Standing on the Echo Wall and listening carefully to the transmission of sound, you will suddenly realize that the architecture here is not only solemn, but also hides the wisdom and awe of the ancients. The Temple of Heaven is not only a photo-taking spot, but also a spiritual journey. Whether you are a newcomer or revisiting an old place, it can always quietly embrace your complicated thoughts and allow you to make room for a peaceful corner in your heart.

#Travel to China Recommendations for preparing to travel to China by yourself What should you prepare? Visa-free travel to China For Thais, you can travel in China for 30 days. ✨ Alipay WeChat Applications for paying for products and various services. China is a 100% cashless country. ✅ Alipay can scan to pay for products, take buses, and take the metro. ✅ WeChat can be used to pay for various products and can be used to chat with accommodation or drivers. ✨ Amap is used to open maps in China. ✨ Traveling in China is easy. 🚌 Buses Travel nearby to areas where the subway is far away and enjoy the view along the way. 🚇 Subways Travel conveniently and quickly. 🚅 High-speed trains are used to change cities for travel. ✨ Study the metro maps of the city you will visit for convenience in traveling. ✨ It is recommended to save proof of hotel reservations in Chinese because Chinese is the main language of communication. ✨ It is recommended to use the internet via e-sim. You can use social media as usual and the internet is inexpensive and worth it. #Prepare to travel to China #Travel in China

The Temple of Heaven Park is one of the most representative royal gardens in Beijing. Coming here is like returning to the ancient Temple of Heaven for worshipping the gods. When you enter the park, the first thing that catches your eye is the majestic Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. Its blue glazed tiles sparkle in the sun, symbolizing the roundness of the earth and the squareness of the sky and the ancient people's awe of the heavens and the earth. Strolling around the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, you will find that it is surrounded by green trees and the environment is quiet and peaceful. Taking photos in front of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests is a must. The architectural background makes the photos easily present an atmosphere of "peace and prosperity for the country and the people". The Temple of Heaven is a place where history and culture intersect. Whether you are checking in and taking photos, or feeling the thousand-year royal style, Address: No. 1, Tiantan Road, Dongcheng District, Beijing Opening hours: 6:00-22:00 #MarchGoodPlaces2025

#TravelPlan Here as promised, a Beijing travel plan. Since Beijing has a lot of places to visit, each place is quite large and takes a long time to visit. This time, there may be some places that some people think why not go (this is the second time I've planned my trip). This time, I didn't make it too heavy. I focused on places that you can actually go to, so you don't have to rush to visit. I also left time for taking pictures. On the first day, I switched up my plan a bit (I didn't change it). Tiantan was changed to the morning, and the Forbidden City to the afternoon. Because Tiantan takes less time, we can spend time at the Forbidden City without rushing. The plan can be adjusted according to your convenience. I focus on being flexible and easy. 😆😆Beijing #beijing #travelchina #china

Hey Besties🥰, let's take a spontaneous trip to Beijing! Witness the romantic autumn scenery of the thousand-meter ginkgo avenue at Yuanmingyuan Park🍁, journey through history at the National Museum of China and the Forbidden City, conquer the majestic Great Wall, explore the picturesque Summer Palace, and watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square, feeling that deep-rooted patriotism and romance unique to our nation! This super detailed, pitfall-free 5-day Beijing itinerary is for you, if you're heading to Beijing in May~ Daily Itinerary Day 1: First Encounter with History and Culture🎇 Tiananmen Square👉The first must-see stop in Beijing! Watch the five-star red flag rise in the morning light, and feel the surge of pride🚩. Remember to check the flag-raising time in advance and arrive early to get a good spot. National Museum of China👉This is the nation's cultural treasure trove, home to countless historical gems. Walking through it is like traveling through time and conversing with history. It's truly amazing👍. Qianmen Street👉A street full of old Beijing charm, with antique buildings and a dazzling array of time-honored shops, taking you back in time. When you're tired of shopping, you can sample all kinds of authentic Beijing snacks to satisfy your taste buds😋. Temple of Heaven👉The place where ancient emperors offered sacrifices to Heaven and prayed for good harvests. Its unique architectural style and profound cultural heritage make it a must-visit. Taking photos here is also super atmospheric, creating stunning pictures in an instant📸. Day 2: Exploring the Past and Present of the Forbidden City🏯 Forbidden City👉This ancient palace bears the weight of 600 years of history across two dynasties and three centuries. Every brick, tile, and red wall tells stories of the past. Strolling along the stone paths of the Forbidden City, you can almost see the figures of ancient emperors and officials, truly a journey through time. Remember to plan your route in advance, or you'll easily get lost🧐. Jingshan Park👉Exiting through the Shenwu Gate of the Forbidden City, Jingshan Park is just across the road. Climb to the top of Jingshan Hill for a panoramic view of the Forbidden City and Beijing. The bird's-eye view of the Forbidden City is especially spectacular, making it the perfect photo spot📷. Beihai Park👉Here you'll find beautiful lakes and mountains, with pavilions and towers scattered throughout. Rowing a boat on the lake, feeling the breeze on your face, is truly relaxing🚣. Prince Gong's Mansion👉The former residence of Heshen, with exquisite architecture and elegant gardens. Come here to soak up some "good fortune," and maybe you'll have good luck when you return home🍀. Day 3: Imperial Gardens and Modern Landmarks🌳 Summer Palace👉This large imperial garden is breathtakingly beautiful! With lakes, mountains, long corridors, and ancient pavilions, every step is a picturesque scene. You can choose to take a boat tour and admire the beauty of the Summer Palace from the water, which offers a unique perspective🚢. Old Summer Palace👉Once the "Garden of Ten Thousand Gardens," although it has gone through many changes, you can still feel its former glory. Walking through the ruins of the Old Summer Palace, you can almost hear the sighs of history, which is truly moving. Tsinghua University/Peking University👉China's top universities, with beautiful campuses and a rich cultural atmosphere. If you have the opportunity to visit, be sure to experience the academic atmosphere📚. Remember to book in advance. Bird's Nest/Water Cube👉The iconic buildings of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The Bird's Nest and Water Cube are brilliantly lit at night and are very beautiful. Come here to take photos and experience the charm of modern architecture💪. Day 4: Experiencing Beijing's Artistic and Ancient Charm🎨 Lama Temple👉One of the largest Tibetan Buddhist temples in Beijing, with flourishing incense. Come here to pray for blessings and experience the profound Buddhist culture🙏. Remember to follow the temple rules and keep quiet. Confucius Temple👉The highest institution of learning in ancient times, with antique buildings and a rich cultural atmosphere. Walking here, you can almost hear the sound of reading aloud, giving you a deeper understanding of the ancient education system📖. Ditan Park👉The place where emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties worshipped the "God of Earth." The park has a tranquil environment and is a good place for a relaxing stroll. In autumn, the ginkgo leaves in Ditan Park turn golden yellow, which is very beautiful🍂. Nanluoguxiang👉Here you'll find all kinds of specialty shops, food, and bars, full of artistic atmosphere. Stroll the streets, sample the food, and experience Beijing's nightlife. It's truly enjoyable🥂. However, be aware that things here can be pricey, so spend wisely. Day 5: Challenging the Great Wall, Encountering the Animal World🏞️ Badaling Great Wall👉"He who has never been to the Great Wall is not a true man." How can you come to Beijing and not climb the Great Wall? The Badaling Great Wall is majestic and scenic. Climbing along the Great Wall, admiring the surrounding scenery, is truly rewarding. However, climbing the Great Wall is physically demanding, so remember to wear comfortable shoes👟. You can take the 877 bus directly to the foot of the Great Wall, which is very convenient. Beijing Zoo👉Here you'll find all kinds of adorable animals, including giant pandas, golden monkeys, elephants, giraffes, and more. Come here to get up close and personal with the animals and experience the wonders and beauty of nature🐼. Remember to book your tickets in advance. Shichahai👉A famous historical and cultural district in Beijing, with ancient hutongs, courtyards, and beautiful lakes. In the evening, take a stroll along Shichahai and admire the sunset. It's truly romantic🌅. However, be careful not to buy things randomly in Shichahai, Nanluoguxiang, and Beiluoguxiang, as there aren't many authentic Beijing snacks in the hutongs. Beijing Attraction Booking Guide📱 Many popular attractions in Beijing require advance booking, and ticket release times vary, so be sure to do your homework and set your alarms to join the waitlist! - Forbidden City: 7 days in advance, tickets released at 8:00 pm (closed on Mondays). If you want to visit the Forbidden City, be sure to set your alarm⏰, or you'll miss out! - National Museum of China: 7 days in advance, tickets released at 5:00 pm - Chairman Mao Memorial Hall: 6 days in advance, tickets released at 12:00 pm (closed on Mondays) - Tiananmen Tower: 7 days in advance, tickets released at 5:00 pm - Great Hall of the People: 3 days in advance, tickets released at 5:00 pm - Temple of Heaven: 7 days in advance, tickets released at 9:00 pm - Prince Gong's Mansion: 10 days in advance, tickets released at 9:00 pm - Lama Temple: 7 days in advance, tickets released at 8:00 pm - Water Cube: 7 days in advance, tickets released at 12:00 am - Beijing Zoo: 2 days in advance, tickets released at 12:00 am - Badaling Great Wall: 10 days in advance, tickets released at 8:00 pm - Mutianyu Great Wall: 2 days in advance - Science and Technology Museum: 7 days in advance, tickets released at 12:00 am - Natural History Museum: 3 days in advance, tickets released at 11:00 am - Peking University: 7 days in advance for non-working days, 1 day in advance for working days, open from 8:00 am - 11:00 am and 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm - Tsinghua University: 7 days in advance, tickets released at 8:00 am (closed on Mondays) Beijing Travel Tips📌 - Always carry your ID📄. Many attractions in Beijing have strict security checks, and you may not be able to enter without ID. - Traffic in Beijing can be congested, especially during rush hour🚗. Prioritize the subway for convenient and fast travel, followed by buses. - The climate in Beijing is dry, so remember to drink plenty of water and moisturize💧. - Beijing has a wide variety of food, but tastes may vary. Try different snacks to find what you like😋. - Choose accommodation near subway stations for easier travel. Check hotel reviews and prices online in advance to find cost-effective options🏨. Social Media Captions📝 1. 📍Beijing "Bei is the Bei of Beiping, Jing is the Jing of Kyoto." This city, full of historical charm and modern vibes, is truly captivating😍. 2. 📍Beijing·Forbidden City🏯 "Every brick, tile, and red wall tells of two dynasties, three centuries, and six hundred years." Experience the weight of history in the Forbidden City, as if traveling back in time👘. 3. 📍Beijing·Shichahai "Sunset🌅 returns to the mountains and sea, the mountains and sea hold deep meaning." The sunset at Shichahai is truly beautiful and mesmerizing🌇. Besties, what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and head to Beijing for an amazing journey🎉!

Hey guys, I just got back from five days in Beijing, and I have so much to share! Even though I did a lot of research beforehand, I still fell into some tourist traps. Today, I'm going to give you the lowdown, so listen up if you're planning a trip to Beijing! 👭 👀First, let's talk about the weather. The temperature in Beijing has recently been between 0 and 12°C. It's freezing in the morning and evening, with wind that feels like knives on your face, but then it gets hot enough to sweat during the day.😥 The temperature difference is really unbearable. ⭕The following attractions no longer require reservations: 1. Temple of Heaven (combined ticket 35 RMB) 2. Lama Temple (25 RMB) 3. Summer Palace (30 RMB) 4. Old Summer Palace (combined ticket 25 RMB) 5. Jingshan Park (2 RMB) 6. Prince Gong's Mansion (40 RMB) 7. Badaling Great Wall (40 RMB) ⭕Attractions that still require reservations: 1. Palace Museum (60 RMB) 2. National Museum of China (free) 3. Tiananmen Square (free) 4. Tiananmen Tower (15 RMB) 5. Chairman Mao Memorial Hall (free) 6. Great Hall of the People (free) 7. Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution (free) 8. Capital Museum (free) 9. National Museum of Natural History (free) 10. National Archaeological Museum of China (free) 11. Tsinghua University (free) Tips for Traveling in Beijing⚠️ ❗️Tip 1: The flag-raising ceremony time is not fixed; it's generally at sunrise. It is recommended to arrive 1–2 hours in advance. If you want a front-row spot, you need to line up at 3–4 am (there will be a lot of people). ❗️Tip 2: It's recommended to buy tickets for the Palace Museum in the morning, as there won't be enough time to visit in the afternoon. If you're short on time, it's recommended to visit the attractions along the central axis, which takes about 2–3 hours. ❗️Tip 3: Only flat, undamaged power banks with a capacity of no more than 20,000 mAh are allowed in the National Museum of China. ❗️Tip 4: The Badaling Great Wall section is crowded but scenic. You can take a bus or the high-speed train from Beijing North Railway Station. Mutianyu Great Wall is much less crowded, but it's farther from the city center. ❗️Tip 5: When visiting the Temple of Heaven, don't enter from the East Gate. It's recommended to enter from the South Gate and exit from the North Gate, so you can see all the most distinctive sights. ❗️Tip 6: It's not recommended to buy a combined ticket for the Summer Palace, as it's too big to cover in a day. It's recommended to visit the main attractions first, such as the Long Corridor, the Tower of Buddhist Incense, the Seventeen-Arch Bridge, and the Grand Theater. ❗️Tip 7: To visit the Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, Tiananmen Tower, and the Great Hall of the People, take the subway to Tiananmen West Station and exit from Exit B. This will save you a lot of walking. ❗️Tip 9: Niujie Street mainly offers halal snacks. I found the taste average, and locals generally don't go there. If you want to try authentic Beijing cuisine, I recommend Huguosi Street. I had a pretty good time during my five days in Beijing. I booked a semi-independent tour, which was perfect for me. Find what suits you best, and you'll have a great time.

I went to Beijing’s Temple of Heaven during a particularly cold evening, and the wind was biting. But even through the chill, the Temple of Heaven just radiated this incredible aura. It's hard to describe, but there's a weight to the place, a sense of history that just seeps into your bones. And yes, it's every bit as photogenic as you'd expect. The main altar, with its intricate details and vibrant colors, is a photographer's dream. But for me, it was more than just a pretty picture. Knowing that this place was built way back in the 18th year of Emperor Yongle, and that it was where Ming and Qing emperors came to offer sacrifices to the heavens… it just blew my mind. You're walking where emperors walked, standing in a space that held so much significance for centuries. But what really struck me was how the Temple of Heaven offered a glimpse into the concept of heaven worship that runs so deep in Chinese culture. It's not just about a building; it's about understanding the "Mandate of Heaven" and "Tianxia" – ideas that shaped Chinese history and society. It's a reminder that travel isn't just about seeing things, it's about understanding the stories and beliefs that shaped them. So, if you're heading to Beijing, don't just snap a quick picture and move on. Take your time, wander around, and let the Temple of Heaven work its magic. It's more than just an icon; it's a window into the heart of Chinese culture. #china #beijing

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.🍺

Review of the Temple of Heaven, built during the reign of the Yongle Emperor of the Ming Dynasty in 1420 AD, to perform the ceremony of worshipping the heavens and earth according to the ancient Chinese beliefs, asking for rain to fall according to the seasons, so that the crops will be abundant. It is 2.7 million square meters wide, 4 times larger than the Forbidden Palace. It is considered the most complete emperor's worship building in China and the largest worship building in the world✨ The entire building is made of wood, 3 stories high, standing on a white jade base, without using a single nail in the construction. It is roofed with tiles. Dark blue means heaven. Inside the building There are 4 large central pillars, which mean the 4 seasons. Outside the first floor, there are 12 pillars, which mean 12 months and another 12 ⭐️ on the outermost represent the 12 hours of the day. The ceiling is in the shape of 9 dragons. Inside the palace, there is a dragon throne, which in 1998 was recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage. For those who want to come and take pictures with few people like this, I recommend coming early in the morning, from the time the door opens at 8.00 a.m. I chose the east side because the distance to the Temple of Heaven is not very far. As soon as the door opens, hurry and run in first. Most people will be in front of the Temple of Heaven, where there is a blue Chinese sign on top. Walk to the opposite side, there will be fewer people, like in the picture. 📌Temple of Heaven ⏰Opening hours: Open daily 08:00-17:30 🚈Getting there: Get off at Tiantandongmen Station Exit A1 is near the entrance on the east side of the Temple of Heaven #ReviewChina #TravelBeijing #PlacesToVisitBeijing #TravelChina #Beijing #NewYearNewTrip

First time in Beijing? Don't miss this super practical 5-day itinerary! Make your trip smoother and explore the charm of the capital with ease! / 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Beijing, private transfer from the airport/station—free time at the hotel Enjoy a private transfer and start your Beijing trip with ease. Free time on the first day to explore the city's charm. DAY 2: Summer Palace—Tsinghua University—Temple of Heaven—Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests Visit the Summer Palace, a royal garden, and experience its classical charm; explore the Tsinghua University campus and experience the academic atmosphere; then go to the Temple of Heaven and experience the ancient sacrificial culture. DAY 3: Flag-raising ceremony—Badaling Great Wall—Olympic Park—Bird's Nest Get up early to watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square and experience the solemn moment of the national flag being raised; then conquer the Badaling Great Wall and experience its magnificence; in the afternoon, go to the Olympic Park, visit the Bird's Nest, and experience the Olympic spirit. DAY 4: Tiananmen Square—Palace Museum—Hall of Supreme Harmony—Beihai Park Visit Tiananmen Square and experience the prosperity of the country; then go deep into the Palace Museum and explore the luxurious life of the ancient royal family; focus on visiting the Hall of Supreme Harmony and appreciate the beauty of ancient architecture; later, stroll through Beihai Park and enjoy the peace and comfort. DAY 5: Free time all day—private transfer to the airport/station, end of trip Free time all day to enjoy the charm of Beijing; in the evening, a private transfer will take you to the airport/station, ending this unforgettable journey with wonderful memories. / Things to prepare before your trip: 🎒Going to Beijing? Bring these things! 👕 **Clothing:** In March in Beijing, the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, so it is recommended to bring a light down jacket and a long-sleeved T-shirt. Choose thick jeans for pants, which are both warm and fashionable. As for shoes, a pair of comfortable sneakers will allow you to walk all over Beijing without fear! 🎩 **Accessories:** Hats and scarves are essential for wind protection, warmth, and style. Don't forget to bring sunglasses, as the sun can be quite dazzling on sunny days. Oh, and gloves, so you don't have to worry about your hands getting cold when using your phone or carrying things! 📲 **Electronics:** Mobile phone, charger, power bank, the three must-have items for going out. Bring your camera too, as Beijing has many beautiful scenes, so record them and enjoy them when you get home. Don't forget your headphones, for listening to music and navigation. 💳 **Documents:** ID card, student ID (if you have one, many attractions offer special discounts), cash, and bank cards, keep them safe. Also, register for a Beijing transportation card in advance, which is convenient for taking the subway and bus. 🧴 **Daily necessities:** Lip balm, hand cream, moisturizing is very important. Bring a small thermos so you can drink hot water at any time. Also, an umbrella or raincoat, as the weather in Beijing is changeable, so it's better to be prepared! / Beijing, a city where ancient and modern blend, is waiting for you to explore more unknown surprises!🌟

Bringing your kids to Beijing? Don't miss these five historical and cultural sites: Badaling Great Wall, Tiananmen Square, Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven, and Old Summer Palace. Enjoy a family trip and experience the charm of the ancient capital! -------------------- 🎉Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Beijing, enjoy our 24-hour airport pick-up service, and check in to your hotel. After settling in, you're free to explore! Day 2: Tiananmen Square -> National Museum of China -> Palace Museum -> Hall of Supreme Harmony. Take a deep dive into Beijing's historical and cultural landmarks. In the evening, stroll around Shichahai and Qianmen Street to experience the charm of old Beijing. Day 3: Climb the Badaling Great Wall and marvel at its magnificence. In the afternoon, visit the Olympic Park to experience the legacy of the Beijing Olympics and the dynamism of the modern city. Day 4: Visit the Summer Palace, stroll along Kunming Lake, and then head to the Old Summer Palace to reflect on the vicissitudes of history. Afterwards, visit Tsinghua University and experience the academic atmosphere. Finally, visit the Temple of Heaven Park to appreciate the unique charm of ancient royal sacrificial culture. Day 5: Sleep in, enjoy breakfast, and then spend the day at your leisure, enjoying Beijing's relaxed pace. In the evening, your driver will take you to the airport or train station, marking the end of your enjoyable Beijing trip.🌟 -------------------- Must-See Attractions: 🌟 Palace Museum The imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties, it not only boasts magnificent architecture but also houses a large number of precious cultural relics. Bringing your children here allows them to learn about history and culture while having fun—the best of both worlds! 🏞️ Badaling Great Wall To experience the grandeur of the Great Wall, Badaling is an excellent choice. Moreover, there are other attractions nearby, such as the Zhan Tianyou Memorial Hall and the Great Wall Museum of China, making it ideal for families to learn and explore together. 🎨 National Museum of China This museum houses a collection of precious cultural relics from ancient times to modern times. Whether it's the basic displays, special exhibitions, or temporary exhibitions, you and your children will be amazed and gain a deeper understanding of Chinese history and culture. -------------------- Things to Pack: 🧳Don't forget these essentials for your Beijing trip! 👕 Clothing: February in Beijing is cold, so pack warm coats, thermal underwear, and comfortable shoes for sightseeing. 🎒 Accessories: Hats, scarves, and gloves are essential! Also, bring moisturizer to protect your skin from the dry northerly winds. 📲 Electronics: Mobile phones and chargers are a must, and don't forget your camera to capture the beauty of the Great Wall and the Forbidden City! 🆔 Documents: ID cards, cash, and bank cards are essential for travel safety. Don't forget these! -------------------- This guide is sure to help you on your trip to Beijing. Remember to save it and have a great time!

Hey guys, how should you explore Beijing? This 5-day travel guide will take you to all the must-see spots in the city! Save it now! -------------------- 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Beijing—Private transfer to hotel—Check in—Free time 📝Enjoy a convenient private transfer upon arrival in Beijing, then check in and enjoy some free time. DAY 2: Summer Palace—Peking University—Olympic Park—Bird's Nest 📝Classical gardens and modern universities, Olympic sites and sports landmarks, a day of ancient and modern. DAY 3: Flag-raising ceremony—Badaling Great Wall—Temple of Heaven—Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests 📝The national flag flying at dawn, the majestic Great Wall, and the royal sacrificial site, experience the charm of the ancient capital. DAY 4: Tiananmen Square—Palace Museum—Hall of Supreme Harmony—Prince Kung's Mansion 📝The vast square, the deep Forbidden City, the elegant mansion, a day of Beijing's historical splendor. DAY 5: Free time—Leave Beijing and return home 📝Explore the city at your own pace, leave with memories, and head home. -------------------- Attraction Suggestions: 🏯 Palace Museum: A grand museum of ancient architecture, feel the weight of history and culture. 🏞️ Badaling Great Wall: Majestic and beautiful, a must-see for anyone visiting the Great Wall. 🏛️ Prince Kung's Mansion: The grand mansion of He Shen from the Qing Dynasty, with magnificent architecture and exquisite gardens, a glimpse into a bygone era. 🌳 Summer Palace: A well-preserved royal garden with stunning scenery, a walk through a landscape painting. ⛩️ Temple of Heaven: A sacred site for Ming and Qing emperors to pray for good harvests, every stone and leaf bears the mark of history. -------------------- 🌟 Travel Essentials: What to bring to Beijing! 🌟 👗 Clothing: February in Beijing is still cold, so bring a thick coat, thermal underwear, and comfortable sneakers for exploring the city! 🎒 Accessories: Hats, scarves, and gloves for warmth and style. Power banks and cables for sharing your photos! 📕 Documents and Money: ID, cash, and credit cards are essential. Emergency contact information for safety! -------------------- I hope this guide helps you have a great time in Beijing! Share your travel stories with us! 🌸

Hey girls! If you're planning a trip to Beijing, this guide is all you need! This 6-day tour will take you to all the best spots in Beijing, with no disappointments! Save this guide now! -------- 🚩 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Beijing, transfer to hotel, free time after check-in. Arrive in Beijing and enjoy 24-hour private transfer service. Check in to your hotel quickly and enjoy free time to start your Beijing trip at your own pace. Day 2: Tiananmen Square > Shichahai > The Palace Museum > The Treasure Gallery Visit the solemn and majestic Tiananmen Square and feel the weight of history. Stroll through Shichahai and experience the charm of old Beijing. Explore the Palace Museum and admire the splendor of the ancient royal family. Finally, visit the Treasure Gallery and marvel at the dazzling royal treasures. Day 3: Flag-raising ceremony > Badaling Great Wall > Dingling > Olympic Park > Bird's Nest Watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square in the morning and feel the solemn moment when the national flag is raised. Then, climb the Badaling Great Wall and admire its grandeur. Next, head to Dingling and explore the secrets of history. In the afternoon, visit the modern Olympic Park and the iconic Bird's Nest, and feel the charm of Beijing as an Olympic city. Day 4: Summer Palace > Long Corridor > Tsinghua University > Old Summer Palace Visit the royal garden of the Summer Palace and enjoy the beautiful lakes and mountains and exquisite classical architecture. Stroll through the Long Corridor and feel the charm of classical gardens. Then, visit Tsinghua University and admire the excellence of this prestigious Chinese university. Finally, head to the Old Summer Palace and explore the historical ruins. Day 5: Prince Kung's Mansion > Temple of Heaven > Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests Visit Prince Kung's Mansion and feel the grandeur of the ancient royal mansion. Then, head to the Temple of Heaven and admire the unique charm of ancient royal prayer culture. Finally, visit the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests and marvel at the grandeur and delicacy of this iconic building. Day 6: Free time, end of your wonderful Beijing trip, return home On your last day in Beijing, you can arrange your own itinerary, go shopping, try local food, or visit other attractions of interest. After a wonderful Beijing trip, return home with fond memories. 🏠 -------- 🌟 Travel Checklist: Don't forget to bring these items for your Beijing trip! 🌟 👕 Clothing: Beijing is cold in January, so remember to bring a down jacket, thermal underwear, and a thick sweater. Hats, scarves, and gloves are also essential to keep the cold wind out. 👟 Shoes: Non-slip, warm winter boots are suitable for Beijing's winter. Stay stylish and warm while exploring the city. 🎒 Backpack: A lightweight backpack or crossbody bag to carry your phone, wallet, and some snacks, so you're always ready to explore every corner of the city. 📷 Photography equipment: How can you visit Beijing without taking photos? Bring your camera or phone, along with spare batteries and memory cards, to capture beautiful moments. 💳 ID and money: ID card, cash, and credit card are essential for travel. Safety first. 💊 Emergency items: Common medicines such as cold medicine, painkillers, and band-aids, just in case. 🎧 Entertainment: On long trips, headphones and music or podcasts are great companions to keep you entertained and make your journey more enjoyable. -------- Explore Beijing and feel the charm of the ancient capital. Don't forget to leave your footprints and memories! 👣✨

This is one of the famous tourist spots in China ❤️❤️📍 Located in Beijing, China, this place is called the Temple of Heaven Park. It's one of the most famous parks. 🔥🔥 I didn't book the entrance ticket in advance and bought it on-site. There was no queue, so I could buy the ticket easily and quickly. The Temple of Heaven Park is incredibly vast, so you need to be well-prepared before visiting ❤️❤️ The expected viewing time is from one to two hours, but when it's really crowded, it can take up to three hours!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️ To avoid any inconvenience, I recommend you allocate plenty of time for your visit. This is one of my favorite places, and I highly recommend you visit it at least once. While you can book the entrance ticket in advance, it might be easier to buy it on-site.

Hey girls! Lunar New Year is just around the corner, and Beijing is full of festive spirit. Check out this 5-day Beijing itinerary to explore the capital and celebrate the New Year in style! . 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive at Beijing Capital International Airport 🛫 and enjoy 24-hour shared transfer service to your hotel. After check-in, enjoy free time to explore Beijing for the first time! 🎉 Day 2: Visit Tiananmen Square, the political and cultural center of China 🏛️. Then, head to the Palace Museum to admire the ancient royal architecture 🏰. Finally, visit the Temple of Heaven to experience the solemn ceremony of ancient emperors praying for blessings. 🙏 Day 3: Watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square in the morning 🇨🇳 and feel the pride as the national flag is raised. Then, climb the Badaling Great Wall and admire its grandeur 🏞️. In the afternoon, visit the Olympic Park to see the legacy of the Beijing Olympics 🏟️. Then, visit the Bird's Nest to experience the awe of modern architecture. In the evening, stroll along Qianmen Street and Beijing Fun to savor the charm of old Beijing. 🍜 Day 4: Visit the Summer Palace to admire the beauty of the royal garden 🌳. Then, visit Tsinghua University to experience the academic atmosphere of China's top university 📚. Next, explore the ruins of the Old Summer Palace to reflect on the vicissitudes of history. Finally, visit Shichahai to experience the hutong culture of old Beijing. 🛶 Day 5: Enjoy free time to explore every corner of Beijing. After your wonderful trip, enjoy 24-hour shared transfer service to the airport for your return flight 🛬. Return home with fond memories of your trip to Beijing! 🌟 . Travel essentials: What to pack for your trip to Beijing! 👗 Clothing: Thick coat, thermal underwear, long pants, and sweater to keep warm in January. 👟 Footwear: Non-slip, warm boots to explore the capital with steady steps. 🎒 Personal items: Thermos, power bank, and portable umbrella for a more convenient trip. 📷 Photography equipment: Camera or phone to capture beautiful moments and memories. 🆔 Documents: ID card, cash, and bank card for a safe and enjoyable trip. 💊 Emergency items: Common medications and hand warmers for peace of mind on your trip. . These tips will help you save time, effort, and money on your trip to Beijing. Save them now and enjoy a stress-free trip to the capital!

Looking for the best route to explore the Temple of Heaven in Beijing? Want to take the most beautiful photos? Don't worry, I've prepared a complete guide for you! 📸 Must-visit spots for great photos: The Temple of Heaven is often crowded with tourists, but if you find these spots, your photo album will definitely be enhanced! ① On the right side of the Gate of Prayer for Good Harvests, find the hollow iron vat, which is perfect as a foreground! ② Near the Echo Wall, take a photo from a low angle to capture a different perspective. ③ On the right side of the Gate of Prayer for Good Harvests again, use the red wall as a foreground, classic yet flavorful. ④ The white marble dragon head next to the Imperial Vault of Heaven has a unique charm. ⑤ Take a photo of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests through the crack of the Gate of Prayer for Good Harvests, the frame is full of beauty. ⑥ Of course, take a close-up of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests! ⑦ When the sun is shining, the roof ridge beasts on the red wall are also interesting. ⑧ The left side of the Gate of Prayer for Good Harvests is also a good spot for photography. ⑨ Enter the Gate of Prayer for Good Harvests, use the pillars as a foreground, and take a photo of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. **Efficient tour route**: Enter from the East Gate and exit from the South Gate, saving time and effort while enjoying a comprehensive tour! If you only have half a day, start from the West Gate and play all the way to the East Gate, it's just as efficient. 🐿️ **Close encounter with squirrels**: Enter from the South Gate, near the pine forest of the Palace of Abstinence, there are many squirrels, especially in autumn when they are foraging, remember to bring some snacks to feed them! 🎫 **Tickets and opening hours**: Book 7 days in advance, closed on Mondays. Tickets start from CNY 15 in peak season, slightly cheaper in off-season. Buy a combo ticket to enter the main buildings! The Temple of Heaven has more flexible opening hours in peak season, giving you plenty of time to enjoy the scenery. 🚇 Transportation: If you take the subway, exit at Exit A of Tiantan East Gate Station, convenient and fast. Get your camera ready and let's capture the beautiful moments of the Temple of Heaven together!

Hey friends! Here's a super useful guide to a 5-day tour of Beijing, covering all the highlights of the capital. Explore the city with ease! / 🏃‍♀️Itinerary: 5-Day Beijing Tour Day 1: Arrive in Beijing. After a private transfer from the airport or train station to your hotel, check in and enjoy some free time. Day 2: Explore Tiananmen Square in depth, then visit the historic Palace Museum. Day 3: Conquer the Badaling Great Wall and feel the power of ancient civilization. Stroll through the Olympic Park and admire the modern cityscape. Visit the Bird's Nest and experience the charm of sports architecture. In the evening, visit Shichahai and enjoy the nightlife of old Beijing. Day 4: Discover the beauty of the ruins of the Old Summer Palace. Stroll through the Summer Palace and enjoy the tranquility of the imperial garden. Head to the Temple of Heaven and experience the solemnity of ancient sacrificial culture. Day 5: Free time to explore Beijing at your leisure. Private transfer to the airport or train station. End of tour and return home. / Must-visit attractions: Palace Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: No. 4 Jingshan Front Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing - Opening hours: Closed all day on Mondays - Duration: 1 day - A grand museum of ancient architecture with a strong sense of history. Badaling Great Wall ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Exit 58, G6 Beijing-Tibet Expressway, Yanqing District, Beijing - Opening hours: Open all year round - Duration: 3–4 hours - A combination of majestic and steep, beautiful and verdant. Climb to the top and enjoy the magnificent view. Summer Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: No. 19 Xinjian Gongmen Road, Haidian District, Beijing - Opening hours: Open all year round - Duration: 1 day - A well-preserved imperial garden with a royal atmosphere. Stroll through the garden and feel like you've traveled back in time. / Travel essentials: 🧳Going to Beijing? Don't forget to pack these! 👕 **Clothing**: Beijing is cold in December, so remember to bring a down jacket and a thick sweater. And comfortable sneakers are a must for walking the Great Wall! 🎒 **Accessories**: Hat, scarf, and gloves. Don't forget the warm trio. And a power bank and charging cable. You need a charged phone for peace of mind. 📇 **Documents**: ID card, cash, and credit card. Travel essentials. Oh, and a student ID for discounted tickets! 💊 **Other**: Bring some common medicines, such as cold medicine and painkillers. And moisturizer. The north wind blows, so your skin needs moisture! / Come to Beijing and experience the culture of the capital. Visit the ancient capital's famous attractions and make your trip an unforgettable memory!

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!

6-Day Winter Tour in Beijing: A Heartwarming Guide! Snow, food, and historical sites - all in one place. Come explore the winter charm of Beijing with me! -- 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Beijing (Free time) Arrive in Beijing and enjoy free time to feel the pulse of this ancient capital. DAY 2: Tiananmen Square—The Palace Museum—Hall of Supreme Harmony—Jingshan Park Travel through history from Tiananmen Square to the Forbidden City, explore the royal palace, and climb Jingshan Park to overlook the capital. DAY 3: Flag-raising Ceremony—Badaling Great Wall—Ming Tombs—Dingling Watch the national flag fly, climb the Great Wall, explore the Ming Tombs, and feel the weight of history. DAY 4: Summer Palace—Long Corridor of the Summer Palace—Old Summer Palace—Olympic Park Stroll through the Summer Palace to appreciate the beauty of the royal garden, then visit the Old Summer Palace to feel the vicissitudes of history. Finally, head to Olympic Park to experience the vitality of a modern city. DAY 5: Prince Kung's Mansion—Shichahai—Temple of Heaven Park—Beihai Park Visit Prince Kung's Mansion to experience the life of a prince, stroll through Shichahai to feel the charm of old Beijing, then head to Temple of Heaven Park to appreciate the charm of ancient sacrificial culture, and finally visit Beihai Park to enjoy the tranquility of the lake and mountains. DAY 6: Free time—Return home Enjoy free time to savor the local customs and culture of Beijing, then end your pleasant journey and return home. -- Travel Preparation: 🧳Going to Beijing? Don't forget to bring these! 👗 Clothing: Beijing is quite cold in December, so bring a down jacket and sweater. Want to take beautiful photos? Don't forget to bring some nice inner layers and scarves to keep warm and look good! 🎒 Accessories: Comfort is important when traveling. Bring sneakers so you can walk around the attractions without worry. Also, Beijing is dry, so bring lip balm and hand cream. 🆔 Documents: ID card, cash, and bank card are all necessary. Oh, and don't forget to bring your health code for safety! -- ✈I hope this guide helps you enjoy Beijing with ease. Have a great trip!

Don't know what to do in Beijing? Check out this 5-day travel guide to help you explore the city with ease! -- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Beijing—Private transfer to hotel After arriving in Beijing, take a private transfer to your hotel and get ready for an exciting trip! Day 2: Tiananmen Square—The Palace Museum—The Treasure Gallery Start your day at Tiananmen Square to see the national flag, then head to the Palace Museum to explore the royal palace. Don't forget to visit the Treasure Gallery. Day 3: Flag-raising ceremony—Mutianyu Great Wall—Bird's Nest—Water Cube—Prince Kung's Mansion—Shichahai Watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square in the morning, then head to the magnificent Mutianyu Great Wall. In the afternoon, visit the Bird's Nest and Water Cube, then head to the ancient Prince Kung's Mansion. In the evening, stroll around Shichahai to experience Beijing's nightlife. Day 4: Summer Palace—Temple of Heaven—Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests—Beihai Park Visit the Summer Palace to experience the charm of the royal garden, then head to the Temple of Heaven and Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests to learn about ancient sacrificial culture. Finally, stroll around Beihai Park to enjoy the tranquility of the lake and mountains. Day 5: Free time—Return home Spend the day as you like. You can visit Beijing's hutongs, try local snacks, or go to a shopping mall to buy souvenirs. End your trip with fond memories! -- 🌟 Travel Essentials: What to Bring to Beijing 🌟 👔 Clothing: - Warm coat, as it gets cold in November - Comfortable sneakers, so you can walk around the city without getting tired - Hat and scarf, to keep warm and stylish 🎒 Accessories: - Power bank, to keep your phone charged - Portable umbrella, in case of rain - Thermos, to drink hot water anytime 📸 Photography: - Camera or phone, to capture beautiful moments - Selfie stick, to take great photos when traveling alone 💳 Documents: - ID card, for hotel check-in and ticket purchase - Cash and bank card, for emergencies 💊 Medicine: - Cold medicine, to prevent colds - Stomach medicine, to adapt to different foods 🧴 Skincare: - Sunscreen, as the autumn sun can be strong - Lip balm, to keep your lips moisturized 🎉 Other: - Beijing map or navigation app, so you don't get lost - Lightweight backpack, for convenience - Snacks, to satisfy your cravings and boost your energy -- Don't get lost in Beijing! Follow us for more travel guides and tips!

📖Itinerary route: DAY1️⃣: Arrival - Tiananmen Square - Mao Zedong Memorial Hall - Lunch - Tsinghua University (West Gate) - Peking University - Dinner DAY2️⃣: Bird's Nest/Water Cube-Lunch-Badaling Great Wall-Bird's Nest/Water Cube Night View-Dinner DAY3️⃣: Summer Palace - Lunch - Old Summer Palace - Dinner DAY4️⃣: Tiananmen Square - Great Hall of the People - Tiananmen Tower - Lunch - Temple of Heaven - Dinner DAY5️⃣: Forbidden City Museum - lunch - Jingshan Park - flag lowering at Tiananmen Square - dinner DAY6️⃣: Lama Temple - Prince Gong's Mansion - Shichahai - Houhai - Yandaixie Street - Nanluoguxiang - Return [Cry] Because of the rush to make reservations and grab tickets, the routes to the attractions were not concentrated, and I took a lot of unnecessary detours. 📣【Ticket release time for scenic spots】 Tiananmen Square: 1 day in advance Tiananmen flag raising: 9 days in advance at 0:00 Tiananmen Tower: 7 days in advance at 17:00 Great Hall of the People: 17:00, 3 days in advance National Museum: 7 days in advance at 17:00 Forbidden City: 7 days in advance at 20:00 Prince Gong's Mansion: 10 days in advance at 21:00 Lama Temple: 7 days in advance at 20:00 Peking University: 8:00, 7 days in advance Tsinghua University: 8:00, 7 days in advance Beijing Zoo: 0:00 two days in advance Badaling Great Wall: 10 days in advance at 20:00 Mutianyu Great Wall: 2 days in advance Science and Technology Museum: 7 days in advance at 0:00 Natural History Museum: 3 days in advance at 11:00 🍜Must-eat food: Roast duck, hot pot shabu-shabu, noodles with soybean paste 🏠Accommodation recommendation: You can go to Xidan, Dongdan, Xizhimen and other subway entrances. I chose Qiaowan Station because it is convenient and not crowded. ✏️Practical Tips: ✅You can do your homework in advance to grab tickets, and you can keep grabbing them. Some attractions will release tickets from the previous few days. You can also modify the time after grabbing it. ✅When you go to places like Mao Zedong Memorial Hall in Tiananmen Square and the Great Hall of the People, try not to bring a bag, which can save a lot of time. ✅Try to go to the Bird's Nest and Water Cube at night for the night view. ✅You must go to the Forbidden City. If you can't get a ticket, check the tour guide + ticket of the travel agency in advance. You can understand it better with someone explaining it.

Although Beijing is cold in winter, it has a unique charm and beautiful scenery. Here is a detailed guide to winter travel in Beijing: 📍Attraction Recommendations • The Palace Museum: As the imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties, the Palace Museum is more solemn and mysterious in winter. Snowflakes fall on the glazed tiles, and the white snow and red walls have a unique flavor. • Summer Palace: The largest imperial garden in Beijing, the lake freezes in winter, forming a natural skating rink. You can have fun on the ice and enjoy the fun of winter. • Great Wall: A symbol of China and a landmark of Beijing. The Great Wall is covered with snow in winter, making it even more majestic. • Beijing Happy Valley: A large theme park, where there are various ice and snow activities and festival celebrations in winter, allowing you to experience different winter entertainment projects. • Beijing Zoo: One of the largest zoos in Asia, in winter, the scenery of the zoo is more beautiful, and the animals also show different hibernation states. • Temple of Heaven Park: The royal sacrificial site of the Ming and Qing dynasties, the Temple of Heaven Park in winter has a unique tranquility and beauty. • Beihai Park: One of the largest imperial gardens in Beijing, in winter, the lake freezes, and you can skate and play in the snow on the ice. • National Grand Theater: One of the landmark buildings in Beijing, you can enjoy wonderful performances and concerts when you come here in winter. • Beijing Botanical Garden: A large botanical garden and garden, in winter, the scenery of the botanical garden is more beautiful, and the snowflakes cover the ground. • 798 Art District: An area integrating art, culture, and fashion, the atmosphere of the 798 Art District is stronger in winter. • Beijing Bird's Nest & Water Cube: The main venues of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, in winter, the exterior of these venues is more beautiful with the decoration of snow. • Beijing Universal Resort: The Universal Resort in winter is more unique, like a colorful picture. 🍜Food Recommendations In addition to the beautiful scenery, Beijing also has rich food in winter. You can taste authentic Beijing hot pot, candied haws, lamb scorpion, and other winter specialties. 💡Travel Tips • Keep warm and cold: Beijing is very cold in winter, so be sure to dress warmly, especially your hands, feet, and ears. • Anti-slip: Due to the possibility of snow or ice, be careful to prevent slipping when walking. • Attraction reservation: Popular attractions such as the Palace Museum and Badaling Great Wall need to book tickets in advance. • Transportation: Beijing's traffic is congested, so try to choose public transportation such as subways and buses. Beijing's winter is a charming season. I hope this guide can help you plan a pleasant winter trip to Beijing and experience the unique style of this city. 🌟

Hey girls! Here's a 4-day itinerary for Beijing! Explore the capital without any pitfalls. Save it now! ✨ . 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Beijing—Transfer to hotel—Free time After checking in, you can explore the charm of Beijing at your own pace! No fixed itinerary, just explore as you like. DAY 2: Tiananmen Square—National Museum of China—Shichahai—Qianmen Street—The Palace Museum—Hall of Supreme Harmony A full day of activities, starting with the grandeur of Tiananmen Square, exploring the rich history of the National Museum of China, experiencing the old Beijing style at Shichahai, strolling along Qianmen Street, and finally delving into the Forbidden City to appreciate the ancient royal splendor. DAY 3: Badaling Great Wall—Chaoyang Theatre Acrobatics—National Stadium—Bird's Nest—Water Cube—Linglong Tower Climb the Badaling Great Wall and experience the blend of magnificence and history; enjoy the wonderful acrobatics at Chaoyang Theatre in the evening, and then visit the masterpieces of modern architecture: National Stadium, Bird's Nest, Water Cube, and Linglong Tower. DAY 4: Summer Palace—Tsinghua University—Old Summer Palace—Temple of Heaven—Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests Visit the royal garden of the Summer Palace and enjoy the beauty of the lake and mountains; stroll through the Tsinghua University campus and experience the academic atmosphere; visit the Old Summer Palace and trace the vicissitudes of history; finally, visit the Temple of Heaven and appreciate the solemnity of ancient sacrificial culture. . Tips: - Photo spots: The red walls and golden tiles of the Forbidden City are perfect for photos. Don't miss the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square! 📸 - Local customs: Feel the leisure and enthusiasm in the old Beijing hutongs, and chat with the locals. 👨‍👩‍👧 - Souvenir prices: There are many souvenir shops on Wangfujing Pedestrian Street. Compare prices to avoid impulse buying. 💰 - Airport transportation: Plan your route to the airport in advance to avoid peak hours. You can take the subway or airport bus. ✈️ . This is how to travel in Beijing without any pitfalls! Follow me for more exciting itineraries 🎉

The Temple of Heaven is one of the must-visit places when you go to Beijing. You can see pictures of this place in various sources when mentioning Beijing. This hall is located to the south of the Forbidden City. It was used as a place to worship the God of Heaven to pray for seasonal rain. The temple is large, beautiful, powerful, and very magnificent.

#Beijingtravel Come to the famous **Temple of Heaven** in Beijing, which is an excellent attraction that perfectly blends history and culture. The Temple of Heaven is located in Chongwen District, Beijing. Since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it has been a sacred place for emperors to "sacrifice heaven" and "pray for grain", symbolizing ancient China's reverence for destiny and agriculture. It attracts a steady stream of tourists every day, whether they are local residents or international tourists. Everyone is full of curiosity about this beautiful landscape full of history👥✨. When you walk into the Temple of Heaven, you will be amazed by the brightly colored roofs and exquisite carvings. These buildings not only demonstrate the superb skills of ancient craftsmen, but also convey profound cultural heritage. Every corner seems to be telling ancient stories, making people feel the passage of time and the weight of history⏳. The garden is surrounded by tall cypress trees, and the sun shines through the treetops, forming mottled light and shadow, as if people are stepping into a quiet painting🎨. Here, whether you are walking or sitting quietly, you can feel a profound experience connected with nature and history🌳. This sacred land is not only a witness to history, but also the sustenance of people's souls, where every visitor can find inner peace and enlightenment🌼.