Shichahai is the only body of water in Beijing where you can take a nighttime boat tour, and it’s also the city’s liveliest nightlife hub. As night falls, the lakeside bars light up with warm yellow lights, and the waters of Houhai reflect a sea of neon lights and the…
If you’re visiting Beijing in the summer, the thought of standing in line under the blazing sun to climb the Great Wall during the day might indeed make you think twice. But the good news is, this summer, you can experience the Great Wall in a whole new way—by visiting…
If this is your first visit to Beijing in the spring and you’re looking for a spot in the city center where you can enjoy an imperial garden, spring blossoms, and views of White Pagoda Lake all at once, Beihai Park is a great choice to add to your itinerary….
Every spring, at the foot of the Juyongguan Great Wall, the S2 suburban railway winds its way through fields of pink and white wildflowers—this is what everyone calls the “Train to Spring.”
Beijing’s 2026 Spring Flower Viewing Guide is here to help you plan your perfect spring outing. Despite recent snow, the city is gearing up for its most beautiful blooming season.
The chilly winds of February have passed, and March brings Beijing its most beautiful season—spring. As warm breezes sweep through ancient streets and alleys, the entire city will be enveloped in a sea of blossoms.
Beijing’s winters are long, with cold temperatures, strong winds, and short daylight hours. Yet, in this season, a collection of cozy shops connects to form a charming hutong route perfect for a stroll.
When visiting Beijing in winter, besides exploring the Forbidden City and hiking the Great Wall, there’s an unmissable natural wonder taking place in the mountain valleys of the suburbs—the ice falls.
Want to experience the traditional festive atmosphere and daily life of old Beijing in winter? The area surrounding the White Dagoba (Báitǎ Sì) in Beijing’s Xicheng District is a perfect choice.
