If your Beijing itinerary only includes the Forbidden City and the Great Wall, you might be missing a place equally captivating and closer to the historical and modern pulse of the city—Beijing Ditan Park.

The Temple of Heaven is one of Beijing’s most awe-inspiring attractions. If you think it’s merely a beautiful ancient building, you might miss its most essential aspect.

In northeast Beijing lies a unique place where old factories and modern art blend seamlessly. Amidst crumbling red brick walls and rusted steel pipes stand stylish galleries and creative graffiti—this is the 798 Art District.

When visiting Beijing, beyond the Forbidden City and the Great Wall, there’s one place you shouldn’t miss—Prince Gong’s Mansion. It’s not just a beautiful garden but a “walk-in history book of the Qing Dynasty.”游览北京时，除了故宫和长城，还有一个地方不容错过——恭王府。它不仅是一个美丽的园林，更是一部“活生生的清朝历史书”。

Yonghe Temple stands as one of Beijing’s most revered temples and the nation’s highest-ranking Gelugpa Tibetan Buddhist monastery. For visitors seeking blessings at the start of the new year or wishing to experience Beijing’s religious culture, this is a truly special place.

This guide takes you to explore Shichahai, a captivating historic waterfront area in the heart of Beijing. It isn’t a single lake but a trio of interconnected bodies of water—Qianhai, Houhai, and Xihai—surrounded by ancient hutongs and siheyuan courtyard houses.

This guide introduces Beihai Park, an imperial garden located in the heart of Beijing. With over 900 years of history, it served as the royal garden for five dynasties: Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming, and Qing.

This guide introduces one of Beijing’s most unique parks—Beijing Jingshan Park.

The Old Summer Palace, a Qing Dynasty imperial garden founded in 1709, spans over 350 hectares with a rich history and diverse landscapes that leave visitors in awe.