Blog Category - Travel
It's perhaps one of the capital's noisiest residents, but did you know its brain-to-body mass ratio is only outmatched by humans?
Six European countries join a surprisingly long list of nations that enjoy visa-free entry to China.
The advent of eSIMs is making transitioning between service providers for travelers and those moving abroad easier, but how does it work here in...
An LV City Guide pop-up shop has appeared in the CBD, peddling the newest copies of a Beijing city guide we've only just recently heard of.
The first in a series about subways, trains, and more in the realm of travel from Swiss expat and transportation expert David Feng.
The numbers don't lie: China and Beijing are seeing a lot more international visitors lately, and everyone from hotels to tour companies benefit.
The capital is home to a number of tour groups offering the chance to see the city from different perspectives.
Chinese New Year is done and gone, and the holidays for this year don't pick up again until April, so plan accordingly!
It goes without saying there's gonna be a ton to do over the holiday break.
Beijing travel is back. Here are a few tips for those looking to take advantage of the great weather as the city prepares for the May Day holiday.
Want to explore far off places without having to worry about booking a car or taking a train? Just take the subway!
Best of Beijing in Readers' Photos showcases photos from readers all across Beijing in hopes of showing the capital through a different lens.
Take the Western Suburban Line to the last stop to visit this former imperial garden.
Want to explore far off places over the CNY holiday without having to worry about booking a car or taking a train? Just take the subway!
If you're looking for a way to escape Beijing for Spring Festival but don't know where to start, one of these trips might just be your best bet.