Blog Category - Travel
Coming Apr 23 to Beijing International Bilingual Academy (BIBA).
All the fun to be had in this little area between the Fourth and Fifth Ring Roads.
Visitors can check out the events venues, and dine or nap like Olympians.
A bit of art to welcome warmer weather.
The Temple of Heaven is one of Beijing's most famous landmarks, but it's also a beautiful park and the perfect place for a weekend walk.
There’s a lot to be said for simply messing about in boats drifting on a lake.
As we take our warm-weather clothes out of storage, nature is also shedding its winter coat and donning its spring finery.
All-day tickets are just RMB 58 on weekends and holidays, and RMB 38 on weekdays!
This jaunt will take you from city wall to city wall, from old to not-so-old to brand spankin' new.
Take a scenic cruise along Changhe River to the Summer Palace.
Once a gateway for trains, an archway in Ming City Wall Relics Park is now a gateway to railway history.
Think Dungeons and Dragons are only for RPG stans? This Dongcheng neigborhood may change your mind.
Spring is finally arriving in Beijing and with it are Beijing's beautiful blossoms, check out this list of the best places to see them.
Not all of the city’s parks are currently open, but you can now keep up with 10 of the biggies using a WeChat mini-app.
Yaji Mountain is a Taoist holy site located on a mountain in Pinggu District, about 80km west of central Beijing
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