Blog Category - Travel
The size and layout of Yuanmingyuan mean the park is better for exploring than following a particular path or trail.
In recent times, there has been a significant surge in the number of young people visiting temples in China.
When we talk about the Shikumen architectural style, our minds immediately drift towards Shanghai.
Attention electronic dance music enthusiasts! Dip Dip Music's highly anticipated dance party is finally coming to the capital on Apr 1!
The latest on new flight routes and more following the end of Zero Covid.
Let these authors and their adventures inspire you as you start to plan your own May holiday and summer break journeys.
Yonghegong, also known as The Lama Temple, remains one of the city’s most fascinating religious sites.
The Bell Tower now has a lot more history in store for visitors on its renovated first floor, making it well worth a first visit or revisit.
A guide to competitive football, aka soccer, teams throughout the capital.
Scottish photographer Kyle Bogue finds beauty in unexpected places.
Travel between the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong SAR and Taiwan region is much easier these days.
Best of Beijing in Readers' Photos shows the capital and beyond as its seen through different eyes (and camera lenses), all in one place.
Could plans for the former nightlife street be part of citywide plans for a more pedestrian- and cyclist-friendly future?
For the first time, the plans define specific boundaries for the area, giving it a total of 45.4 square-kilometer area.
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