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1. wikitravel.org › en › BeijingBeijing - Wikitravel

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   May 24, 2024 · Beijing (北京 Běijīng) is the capital of the People's Republic of China, the most populous country in the world. With a population of 21,500,000 people, it is the nation's second-largest city after Shanghai. It was also the seat of the Ming and Qing dynasty emperors until the establishment of the Republic of China in 1911.

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     Beijing Sanlitun Hostel (三里屯青年旅舍), No.1 Chunxiu South Gongti...

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     This residence in central Beijing, offers apartments with...

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     Beijing Capital International Airport (北京首都国际机场 Běijīng...

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     Shijingshan District (石景山区; Shíjǐngshānqū) is in the western...

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     Beijing Jingyuan Courtyard Hotel (北京婧园雅筑宾馆), 35 Wangfujing...

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     Buddhist temple dating back as far as the Western Jin...

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     Beijing Planning Exhibition Hall (北京规划展馆;...

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     Dongzhimen is a precinct in Dongcheng district in Beijing....

2. wikitravel.org › en › Three_Days_in_BeijingThree Days in Beijing - Wikitravel

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   OPTION AIf you are still not too footsore, head east from Jingshan and straight into one of the narrow Hutong areas (e.g. at Jingshan Dongjie), and keep going east until you come upn the next major road, Beiheyan Dajie. Parallel to this runs a narrow strip of green park due south. Enjoy the park for about half an hour's walk until you come to Dong'...

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   OPTION A: Head towards the Great Wall. Check out the special article about the Wall, and also have a look at The Great Wall Forum, which has many helpful tips about many sections of the Wall and how to explore them. It's easiest to simply book a guided tour to the wall, but be sure to do it at a reputable travel agent or the tour desk at your accom...

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   OPTION A: An event that is seemingly quite popular among domestic tourists, but much less so among foreigners, is the Flag Ceremony at Tiananmen Squareat sunrise. If you feel like, get up early enough and make your way to Tiananmen Square (also a nice opportunity to see Beijing rather deserted) before sunrise. Try to be a bit early if you actually ...

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3. www.wildjunket.com › three-days-beijing-itineraryThree Days in Beijing - My Recommended Travel Itinerary

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   • Forbidden City. Make your first stop the Forbidden City, the most important imperial palace in China that served as the home of emperors for almost 500 years.
   • Palaces and Temples. Get up early and have a huge breakfast before you head towards the Temple of Heaven. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, the imperial complex played host to annual ceremonies of prayer.
   • Great Wall of China. With three days in Beijing, this is a must. While it may be quite hectic to squeeze in a daytrip to the Great Wall, it’s definitely an impressive sight you don’t want to miss.

4. www.traverse-blog.com › 3-day-beijing-china-itineraryThe Ultimate Travel Guide for 3 Days in Beijing - Traverse

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   Apr 30, 2019 · Located in the northern part of the country, Beijing is the cultural and political capital of China. No first-time visit to China would be complete without a stop in Beijing, because it is full of important and iconic sights—the Great Wall of China, Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, etc.

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5. www.thesavvyglobetrotter.com › 3-days-in-beijing3 Days in Beijing Itinerary: Things to Do, Where To Eat ...

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   • No trip to Beijing is complete without a visit the Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City. Head here early to avoid the crowds and learn more about the history as you walk around the expansive Ming Dynasty palace complex.
   • The Great Wall is on many bucket lists and for good reason. However, did you know there are several sections to the Great Wall? We wrote a full guide to visiting the Great Wall, which talks you through each of the sections, how to get there and what prices to expect.
   • An early start will allow you to get to the Summer Palace before the tour groups. A summer retreat for the imperial family, this is a beautiful palace to visit, no matter what time of the year.

6. www.hemispheresmag.com › asia › chinaThree Days in Beijing — The Perfect Guide - Hemispheres

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   Aug 1, 2018 · From the heights of the Great Wall to the depths of a heavy metal dungeon, we dive into China's historic, surprising capital, Beijing.

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   How long does it take to visit Beijing?

   • Things to see: imperial living and governing quarters, valuable artworks, and traditional gardens Time needed: at least 2–3 hours Location: the center of Beijing, north of Tian'anmen Square Open: 8:30am–5:30pm or 8:30am–5pm off-peak; closed on Mondays Entry: 60 yuan April–October; 40 yuan November–March

   3-Day Beijing Itinerary - Wanderlog

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   Is Beijing a big city?

   • Beijing is a huge city with several district articles containing sightseeing, restaurant, nightlife and accommodation listings — have a look at each of them. Beijing (北京 Běijīng) is the capital of the People's Republic of China, the most populous country in the world.

   Beijing - Wikitravel

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   How many days should you spend in Beijing?

   • You’ll need at least a week to experience all of the amazing sights. But if you only have 3 days in the Beijing, here’s my recommend itinerary that will help you make the most out of your time there. Make your first stop the Forbidden City, the most important imperial palace in China that served as the home of emperors for almost 500 years.

   Three Days in Beijing - My Recommended Travel Itinerary

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   Where to go on a first day in Beijing?

   • At the end of Tiananmen Square is the entrance to the Forbidden City which is probably the most famous and magnificent of the stops on your first day in Beijing. The Forbidden City was the former imperial palace during the Ming & Qing dynasty. Be aware, the number of tickets sold to the site is limited each day so you NEED to buy them in advance.

   The Ultimate Travel Guide for 3 Days in Beijing - Traverse

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8. wanderlog.com › list › itinerary3-Day Beijing Itinerary - Wanderlog

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   Aug 20, 2023 · Things to see: imperial living and governing quarters, valuable artworks, and traditional gardens Time needed: at least 2–3 hours Location: the center of Beijing, north of Tian'anmen Square Open: 8:30am–5:30pm or 8:30am–5pm off-peak; closed on Mondays Entry: 60 yuan April–October; 40 yuan November–March.