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Covering an area of more than two hectares (five acres), this is the country's second largest Confucian temple, smaller only than the one in Confucius' hometown of Qufu. Built in 1306, it consists of four courtyards and houses... more
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Havana is Latino-inspired, serving up South American music, food and drinks in a laid back setting. With a dance floor, bar, and beer garden, it attracts mainly the twenty-something set. The dim, smoky and humid interior defini... more
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Over 400 boats and rubber rafts ply a 15 kilometer section of the Gui River in Yanqing County, to the northwest of Beijing city. With an average water depth of over one meter and waterfalls of up to 1.5 meters when the river is... more
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Touted as a European restaurant, the menu at Kebab's is German influenced, offering solid, warm and filling food, with plenty of stews and fried meats. It also includes Western breakfasts and brunches with pancakes and fried po... more
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Even though most Chinese residents consider these morning tai chi gatherings as nothing more than "life in general," most foreign visitors are drawn to them. It represents the rare chance to witness Chinese culture without the... more
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Enjoy delicious Mediterranean food in an attractive setting. The emphasis here is on Italian cuisine, with a sprinkling of Spanish dishes. Many long-term residents claim this is just about the best Western food available in Bei... more
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This park is located alongside the Ba Yi Lake, providing a green respite from urban Beijing. During the summer, many Beijing residents come to the park to enjoy the 'Water World'. The large lake offers pleasant opportunities fo... more
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This Protestant church in southern Beijing's Chongwen District holds services in both Chinese and Korean. more
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Real Travelers who've been here
Aaron&Katy said
…. Some of the highlights included the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace, ancient Hutong districts… continue reading »
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Housed in a former military barracks, this nightclub is typical Beijing fare: huge, throbbing and over-the-top, with lots of young folks trying to have fun on a limited budget. There are floor and cage shows and you can not mis... more
Real Travelers who've been here
queenlolzy said
… at Beijing's premier hotspot: "Club Banana," where the blonde haired bombshell put on his dancing shoes… continue reading »
Beijing Travel Experiences
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Days 97 & 98: Beijing - Forbidden City
After a very uneventful day (spent on or waiting for planes, trains and ferries) we arrive in an already dark Beijing. Hotel full so we s... Continue reading »
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Imperial Beijing
We passed through Beijing three times during our travels through China and Mongolia. The city is loaded with some of China’s most famous... Continue reading »
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The Great Forbidden Capital
We arrived in Beijing knowing we needed to catch a bus to our hostel, which was right across from the train station, just not the one we... Continue reading »
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Great Wall, Ming Tombs, Legend of Kung Fu
7 am and I'm in the lobby waiting for... I have no idea who, but I'm sure they'll know me when they see me. I'm waiting for all of... Continue reading »
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Rain and Shine
So the Last few days in Shanghai were intense. Thursday was pouring rain and we each changed pants at least 3 times because we still had... Continue reading »
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