[2025 Beijing ] Travel Guide for National Stadium-Bird's Nest (Updated May)

As soon as you enter, you will feel the spaciousness of the venue. The seats surround the entire arena, providing a clear view of the playing field from any angle. The huge number of seats can accommodate nearly 90,000 spectators, and each seat is designed with vision and comfort in mind, allowing people to immerse themselves in the sporting event. Standing in the seating area on the highest floor, overlooking the entire venue, you have a broad view and can almost feel the shocking scene of the opening ceremony of the 2008 Olympic Games. When a concert or sports event is held in the venue, the lights and the enthusiastic atmosphere of the audience are even more exciting. Experience the Olympic spirit firsthand. Walking into these venues, you can not only look at the architecture, but also feel the inheritance of the Olympic spirit. Every seat was once filled with spectators from all over the world, who witnessed the glorious moments when athletes broke their limits. Even though there are no games, standing in the empty stands, I can still imagine the enthusiasm and cheers of the audience back then. Every seat witnessed the glorious moments of the Olympics! Address: No. 1 National Stadium South Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China #MarchGoodPlaces2025

The Beijing National Stadium, also known as the Bird's Nest, is an iconic structure from the 2008 Beijing Olympics 🥇. The opening hours vary by season, and it is recommended to visit in the evening when the night view is stunning. 🌌 Inside the Bird's Nest, you can explore the Olympic culture exhibition and the competition venues. 🍔 The surrounding area offers a variety of dining options where you can taste authentic Beijing cuisine. Additionally, there are other popular attractions nearby, such as the Water Cube, which you can visit as well. ⚠️ It is advisable to book tickets in advance to avoid queues, and remember to wear comfortable shoes to enjoy this perfect blend of history and modernity, culture and technology.

#AugustDestinations2024 #100TravelWays #China #Beijing #FreeTravel #WorldHeritage #OlympicPark #CentralAxis Beijing's Bird's Nest was the main venue for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. It is now used as a concert venue and also serves as a venue on the central axis of Beijing. If you visit at night, exit the Olympic Park station, walk for a few minutes through security check, and then walk for a while in a large square before you get to the main body of the Bird's Nest. There was a carnival going on outside, so there were a lot of people even though it was raining. Visiting time: end of August 2024.

Beijing, China's capital, offers a rich tapestry of history and modernity. The Forbidden City, an imperial palace complex, is a must-see, showcasing stunning ancient architecture. Nearby, Tiananmen Square, one of the largest public squares in the world, hosts significant monuments and the Mao Zedong Memorial Hall. The Great Wall, a short drive from the city, provides breathtaking views and a glimpse into China's ancient defenses. For a peaceful escape, visit the Summer Palace, with its beautiful gardens and lakes. Modern Beijing delights with the futuristic Bird's Nest stadium and vibrant shopping in Wangfujing Street. Discover culture, history, and contemporary marvels #chinatravel #historicallandmarks #localguides #beijing

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As others have stated this Stadium is known as "Birds Nest Stadium" and is located on the heart of Olympic park. Beautiful stadium. The 2008 Summer Olympic Opening and closing ceremony was held at the Beijing National Stadium. Great place to take picture. #bucketlistreboot

1. Beijing Address - 1 National Stadium S Road, Chaoyang Highlights - Beijing National Stadium/ Birds nest / Water cube/ Olympic green Rating - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ When in Beijing, you can see different and famous places to visit. But then, how about a glimpse stroll at night. A rainy day can’t stop you, take a subway and get off at the Olympic green station 🚉 Walk around and you can find a lot of spectacular lights and amazing scenery an attractive night display. Be amazed with artistic structures of the Bird’s nest and the water cube. The next time, try to visit in the morning wherein you can run and exercise around the Olympic park. Enjoy :) #tripblazers #tripaway

This stadium was built as the main stadium for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Its unique and complex weave structure looks like a bird's nest, so it has come to be known around the world as the Bird's Nest. The architectural design was done jointly by the famous Swiss architectural duo Herzog & de Meuron and Chinese artist Ai Weiwei! This stadium, like a work of art, is a must-see spot for architecture fans. ⸻ 🌙【The night view is amazing】 At night, it is lit up, creating a fantastical sight dyed in red. It's so beautiful in photos that I'm moved every time I see it... The Bird's Nest looks completely different during the day and at night, so I recommend seeing both! ⸻ 📍【Access】 ・Accessible by subway from central Beijing (just a short walk from Olympic Park station) ・There are other Olympic-related facilities in the area, such as the Water Cube, so it's fun to take a walk♪ 🕰【Opening hours】 Normally 9:00-21:00 (subject to change) *The best time to see the night lights is around 20:00-21:00! 💰【Admission fee】 ・Exterior tours are free ・Interior tours are available for a fee (starting from about 50 yuan), and you can see the inside of the stadium and the exhibits! #Let's go to Asia #Beijing

📍**Beijing Travel Guide**👇 🏙️Beijing is the capital of China, with a rich history, culture, and modern urban landscape, suitable for all types of travelers. The following is a recommendation for a classic 3–4 day itinerary: 🎊**Day 1: Historical and Cultural Tour** ✅**Morning**: **Tiananmen Square** (the world's largest city square) → **Forbidden City** (the Ming and Qing imperial palace; it is recommended to book tickets in advance and visit for 3–4 hours). 💡**Afternoon**: **Jingshan Park** (climb to the top for a panoramic view of the Forbidden City) → **Beihai Park** (go boating or take a walk and experience the royal garden). 🌴**Evening**: **Wangfujing Street** (taste Beijing snacks, such as tanghulu and zhajiangmian). 👣 **Day 2: Royal Gardens and Hutong Culture** 💐**Morning**: **Summer Palace** (China's largest royal garden; focus on visiting Kunming Lake, the Long Corridor, and Longevity Hill). *💞*Afternoon**: **Old Summer Palace** (feel the historical relics) → **Nanluoguxiang** (stroll through the hutongs and unique shops). ❣️**Evening**: **Shichahai** (bar area or night tour by pedicab). ✅ **Day 3: Great Wall and Olympic Landscape** ⭕**All day**: **Badaling Great Wall** (it is recommended to get up early and take a bus; the scenery on the north section is better) or Mutianyu Great Wall (fewer people and beautiful scenery). 🌅**Evening**: **Bird's Nest** and **Water Cube** (check in at the night view of the Olympic venues). ♨️**Other recommendations** 🍜- **Food**: Peking roast duck (Quanjude and Da Dong), mutton hotpot (Donglaishun), and douzhier (try with caution⚠️). 🚘- **Transportation**: The subway is convenient. For the Great Wall, it is recommended to charter a car or take a tourist bus 🚠 ⚠️- **Tips**: Spring and fall are the best seasons. Pay attention to keeping warm in winter and book tickets for popular attractions in advance🎫 ✅Beijing combines ancient and modern elements. It is suitable for in-depth cultural exploration or a relaxing sightseeing trip. Just adjust the itinerary according to your interests‼️

## Beijing Travel Guide: The perfect fusion of ancient capital charm and modern charm🌿 **1. Preparation before departure** * **Best time to travel:** The weather in spring and autumn (April-May, September-October) is pleasant and suitable for travel. * **transportation:** [Airplane] * Airplane: Beijing Capital International Airport, Daxing International Airport. [Station] * High-speed rail: Beijing Station, Beijing West Station, Beijing South Station, etc. [Metro]* Subway: The routes are well developed and it is recommended to purchase a transportation card. * **Accommodation:** It is recommended to choose downtown areas such as Wangfujing, Qianmen, and Nanluoguxiang for convenient travel. [Bed] * **Others:** Mainland China ID card, sunscreen, comfortable shoes, download maps and translation software in advance. [BaseballCap] **2. Must-see attractions** * **History and Culture:**[Gym] * **The Forbidden City:** The imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties, where you can feel the imperial majesty. It is recommended to purchase tickets online in advance to avoid peak hours. * **Temple of Heaven:** The place where the emperor offered sacrifices to heaven, with exquisite architecture and profound meaning. * **Summer Palace:** An imperial garden with breathtaking views of lakes and mountains. * **The Great Wall (Badaling/Mutianyu):** The symbol of the Chinese nation. We recommend Mutianyu as it has fewer people and more beautiful scenery. * **Ming Tombs:** A large-scale tomb complex of Ming Dynasty emperors. 🍃 * **Hutong Culture:** * **Nanluoguxiang:** A famous alley in Beijing, lined with art shops, suitable for taking photos. * **Shichahai:** A gathering place for bars and restaurants, it is very lively at night. * **Yandaixie Street:** It has a strong old Beijing style and you can experience traditional handicrafts. **Modern Landmarks:** * **Tiananmen Square:** The world's largest city square, watching the flag-raising ceremony is breathtaking. * **Bird's Nest, Water Cube:** 2008 Olympic venues, representatives of modern architecture. * **CBD business district:** High-rise buildings and a bustling urban appearance. [HotSpring]**3. Food recommendations**🍝🍡🍲🍦 * **Beijing Roast Duck:** Quanjude, Dadong, Bianyifang and other time-honored brands. * **Noodles with soybean paste:** Noodles with soybean paste at Haiwanju and No. 69 Fangzhuanchang. * **Instant mutton:** Donglaishun, Jubaoyuan. * **Snacks:** Douzhi, Jiaoquan, Luzhu Huoshao, Baodu, Tanghulu, etc. You can go to Huguosi Snack Shop and Yaoji Chaogan Shop to taste them. [DoubleHearts]**Fourth, Special Experience** * **Watch a Peking Opera:** Chang'an Grand Theater, Mei Lanfang Grand Theater. * **Listen to a crosstalk:** Deyun Club, Hip Hop Baofupu. * **Visit Panjiayuan Flea Market:** Look for antiques, calligraphy and paintings, and old books. * **Climb Jingshan Park:** Overlooking the entire Forbidden City. **V. Itinerary suggestions**[Schoolbag][Trunk] * **Three-day tour:** * D1: Tiananmen Square - Forbidden City - Jingshan Park - Nanluoguxiang * D2: Badaling Great Wall - Ming Tombs - Bird's Nest/Water Cube (night view) * D3: Summer Palace - Old Summer Palace - Tsinghua University/Peking University * **Five-day tour:** You can add attractions such as Temple of Heaven, Lama Temple, Shichahai, 798 Art District, etc. **VI. Note**[TrafficLightVertical] * Beijing has a dry climate, so please stay hydrated and wear sunscreen. * Some attractions require advance reservations, such as the Forbidden City and the National Museum. * Respect local culture and customs and travel in a civilized manner. **VII. Neighborhood recommendations**[America] * **Tianjin:** Experience the exotic customs and taste Goubuli steamed buns. * **Chengde:** Mountain Resort, Eight Outer Temples. * **Beidaihe:** A seaside resort. I hope this guide can help you plan an unforgettable trip to Beijing! [Chinese]

Day 1: Forbidden City - Jingshan Park - Shichahai/Beihai Park Day 2: Summer Palace - Old Summer Palace - Guijie/Nanluoguxiang Day 3: Badaling Great Wall - Bird's Nest - Water Cube - Xinao Shopping Center Day 4: Temple of Heaven - Dazhalan/Qianmen Street - Tiananmen Square April 19-24 I went to Beijing to play. I caught up with the spring in Beijing. Flowers are blooming and the weather is pleasant. It's very comfortable! ! ! I highly recommend Jingshan Park. There is a peony exhibition recently. It is very beautiful! ! ! ! Badaling Great Wall is really amazing. You can take pictures no matter how you take them. It is as beautiful as a postcard. You can also challenge yourself. It is a place I want to go again and again! ! Remember to bring the right amount of food and pay attention to sun protection! The route in the south is shorter but steeper, and there are fewer people. It is very suitable for taking pictures or walking! The route to the north is longer and there are a lot of people. The 8th floor in the north is the highest. If you go any further, you will go down! Climbing the 7th floor in the south and then the 8th floor in the north is also a matter of 2 or 3 hours. Young people can challenge it. It is not difficult! The itinerary at night can be arranged to visit the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube. It is really beautiful and spectacular when the lights are turned on! Renting a bicycle to tour Tiananmen Square at night is also a good choice. Blowing the breeze, going around Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City or Tiananmen Square is very freehand! ! Not very popular attractions. Some parts of the Forbidden City, the Great Wall, and the Temple of Heaven have maintenance projects. 9 years ago, you could see into the hall from the door of the Forbidden City. Now there is a fence 1 meter away from the door, and you can only see inside from a distance. Pedestrian Street/Commercial Street I feel that there is really no need to go. There is nothing delicious. It's the same all the time. It's better to find a small restaurant with Beijing characteristics to have a good meal!

Visited Water Cube & Bird’s Nest in the evening! Beautiful lighting!!

Standing before the iconic Bird’s Nest, I was in awe of its soaring steel lattice—an architectural marvel that once echoed with Olympic cheers. In the golden afternoon light, the stadium glistened like a futuristic nest cradling the spirit of unity and triumph. Locals jogged past, tourists snapped photos, and the vibe was electric yet serene. Its presence isn’t just about sports—it’s a symbol of China’s grand vision and pride. The surrounding Olympic Park invites you to pause, breathe, and imagine the roar of history being made. From structure to story, the Bird’s Nest never stops inspiring. #discoverchina

#discoverchina Built on the Olympic Green, Beijing National Stadium, or the Bird's Nest Stadium, as it has become known, is the biggest stadium in Beijing and an important Olympic venue, which staged the 2008 Summer Olympics. The outer shell is the world's largest steel structure, forming part of the most complex Olympic stadium ever constructed. Some would even go as far as to say it is one of the key engineering marvels in the world today. The 2022 Winter Olympics are around the corner. The Beijing National Stadium will witness the start of the 2022 Winter Olympics, as it is the opening and closing ceremonies venue, and will become the only stadium in the world to host both summer and winter Olympic Games ceremonies. #beijing

Beijing is a city where ancient history meets modern skyscrapers, and we got to experience both. From walking the Great Wall to exploring imperial palaces and futuristic buildings, here’s how our trip went: Jinshanling Great Wall – The Ultimate Hike We visited the Jinshanling section of the Great Wall, and it was 100% worth it. Compared to the more touristy Badaling section, Jinshanling is quieter, with breathtaking views and less crowds. The hike was challenging, with steep steps, but walking along the unrestored parts of the Wall made it feel even more special. Imperial China: Palaces & Temples ✔️ Forbidden City – An absolute must-see! The size and grandeur of this ancient palace were insane. It’s best to book tickets in advance and go early to avoid crowds. ✔️ Summer Palace – A beautiful escape from the city, with stunning lakes, temples, and gardens. We walked along the Long Corridor and enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere. ✔️ Temple of Heaven – One of the most iconic temples in China, where emperors once prayed for good harvests. The circular Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests was our favorite spot. ✔️ Winter Palace (Beihai Park) – A lesser-known but beautiful imperial retreat with a huge lake and a white pagoda on an island. Modern Beijing: Skyscrapers & Olympic Legacy ✔️ Bird’s Nest Stadium – The architecture of this stadium from the 2008 Olympics was impressive, especially when lit up at night. ✔️ CBD Skyline & Beijing’s Tallest Building – We explored the Central Business District (CBD) and saw the China Zun Tower (CITIC Tower), the tallest building in Beijing. The futuristic skyline was a stark contrast to the historical sites we visited. Tips for Visiting Beijing: ✔️ Use Didi or the subway – Traffic is crazy, but the metro system is efficient. ✔️ Book tickets in advance – The Forbidden City and some other attractions require early reservations. ✔️ Wear comfortable shoes – You’ll walk a LOT, especially at the Great Wall. ✔️ Try Peking Duck – You can’t leave Beijing without tasting this famous dish! Beijing is a city that blends imperial history with modern innovation, making every day an adventure. Would you visit? #BeijingTrip #GreatWall #ForbiddenCity

Beijing National Stadium (Bird's Nest) is the main stadium used for the 2008 Summer Olympics and the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2022 Winter Olympics. Construction of the stadium began in December 2003 and was completed in 2007 with a construction budget of 2.3 billion yuan (approximately 11.5 billion baht). The architecture and decoration of the stadium were designed by Herzog & DeMeuron from Switzerland and the China Architecture Design Institute. It covers an area of ​​258,000 square meters and has a capacity of 100,000 seats.😱 How to get there by subway: Get off at Aoti Zhongxin Station (Olympic Sport Center) and walk a short distance. Note: At night, the stadium will be lit up with colorful lights, making it even more beautiful. #nangbirdinchina #TravelChina #nangbirdjourney #nangbirdholidays #beijingtrip #beijingstadium #olympicstadium

Hey sisters! Planning a trip to Beijing for the Qingming Festival holiday? You won't want to miss this guide! Enjoy the beautiful cherry blossoms at Yuyuantan Park, explore the filming location of Nankou Ancient Town, and visit the Forbidden City (tickets can be booked 8 days in advance). Check it out! / 🏃Itinerary Day 1：【Arrival in Beijing】Arrive in Beijing, transfer to your hotel, and enjoy a full day of leisure. Explore the city at your own pace. Day 2: Tiananmen Square->Forbidden City->Temple of Heaven->Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests->Qianmen Street 🌸 Stroll through Tiananmen Square and experience the grandeur of the capital; delve into the Forbidden City and explore the glorious history of the imperial family; visit the Temple of Heaven and the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests to appreciate the unique charm of ancient sacrificial culture; finally, wander along Qianmen Street and savor the bustling atmosphere and authentic flavors of old Beijing. Day 3: Flag-raising Ceremony->Badaling Great Wall->Nankou Ancient Town->Olympic Park->Bird's Nest (National Stadium) ✨ Get up early to watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square; then ascend the Badaling Great Wall and marvel at its magnificence; in the afternoon, head to the filming location of Nankou Ancient Town and take some photos; in the evening, visit the Olympic Park and explore the dazzling night view of the Bird's Nest. Day 4: Summer Palace->Peking University->Prince Gong's Mansion->Shichahai->Yan Dai Xie Street 🌿 Wander through the Summer Palace and admire the exquisite royal gardens and the beautiful scenery of the lake and mountains; visit Peking University and experience the academic atmosphere and youthful vitality; explore Prince Gong's Mansion and learn about its history and stories; in the evening, stroll along Shichahai and Yan Dai Xie Street, savoring the laid-back and artistic atmosphere of old Beijing's hutongs. Day 5: Capital Museum 🎨 Visit the Capital Museum, explore Beijing's historical and cultural treasures, and experience the city's rich heritage and unique charm. End your pleasant Beijing trip and return home with wonderful memories. / Recommended Attractions: Forbidden City ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 4 Jingshanqian Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing Opening Hours: Nov 1, 2024-Mar 31, 2025 Tuesday-Sunday 08:30-16:30; Closed on Mondays Duration: 1 day The Forbidden City's coffered ceiling exhibition is now open! For just 15 yuan, you can admire the beauty of ancient architecture up close. Explore the architectural features of different dynasties and the must-see beautiful coffered ceilings inside the halls. The star chart above contains 1,400 stars—it's super impressive! Badaling Great Wall ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Exit 58, G6 Jingzang Expressway, Yanqing District, Beijing Opening Hours: Feb 18-Mar 31, 07:30-16:00 Duration: 3-4 hours The rime scenery of the Badaling Great Wall is here! The crystal-clear ice crystals complement the Great Wall, creating a scene like a traditional Chinese painting. Come take photos and capture this unique winter beauty! Prince Gong's Mansion ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 17 Qianhai West Street, Xicheng District, Beijing Opening Hours: Feb 5-Dec 31, Tuesday-Sunday 08:30-17:00; Closed on Mondays Duration: 2-4 hours Calling all *My Fair Princess* fans! Come to Prince Gong's Mansion and visit the filming locations of classic scenes! From the Peony Courtyard where Xiangfei attracted butterflies to the Secret Cloud Cave where Xiaoyanzi escaped, and the Western Gate where Ziwei and Jinsuo went out, relive your childhood memories! / Travel Tips: - Customs: Respect local customs, avoid loud conversations in public places, and 🙅‍♂️do not climb on historical relics. - Food: Try Beijing roast duck, *zhajiangmian* (noodles with soybean paste), and other local specialties. 🍜Don't forget to try authentic old Beijing snacks. - Airport Transportation: Take the subway or airport bus to the city center. 🚇It's convenient and affordable. Avoid traveling during peak hours. / Join a group tour in Beijing for a hassle-free trip to the capital! Don't forget to follow me for more exciting guides! 🎉

Hey guys, here's a super detailed guide for a 6-day tour of Beijing and Tianjin, experiencing the unique charm of both cities! Save it now～💖✨ / 🎉Itinerary: Day 1: Wangfujing - Nanluoguxiang - Yandai Xiejie - Qianmen Street After shopping in bustling Wangfujing, stroll to the quaint Nanluoguxiang and experience the charm of old Beijing. Then head to Yandai Xiejie to explore the traditional crafts hidden in the alleys. Finally, arrive at the lively Qianmen Street and taste authentic Beijing snacks. Day 2: Flag Raising Ceremony - Tiananmen Square - Temple of Heaven - Forbidden City - Hall of Supreme Harmony In the early morning, watch the solemn flag-raising ceremony and feel the pride as the national flag rises. Afterwards, take photos at Tiananmen Square, then visit the Temple of Heaven and experience the ancient royal sacrificial culture. In the afternoon, delve into the Forbidden City, explore the imperial grandeur of the Hall of Supreme Harmony, and appreciate the profoundness of millennia-old culture. Day 3: Badaling Great Wall - Olympic Park - Bird's Nest (National Stadium) Climb the majestic Badaling Great Wall and experience its magnificent momentum. In the afternoon, go to the Olympic Park to feel the Olympic spirit, and finally visit the Bird's Nest to understand the unique charm of this landmark building. Day 4: Yuanmingyuan - Summer Palace - Peking University - Qianmen Street Visit the ruins of Yuanmingyuan and feel the vicissitudes of history. Then stroll through the Summer Palace and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the royal garden. Afterwards, go to Peking University to experience the academic atmosphere. In the evening, come to Qianmen Street again to enjoy the fun of food and shopping. Day 5: 🚄Travel to Tianjin, Italian Style Street - Tianjin Eye Ferris Wheel - Ancient Culture Street - Tanggu - Tanggu Bund Park - Princess Oriental Take the high-speed rail to Tianjin, first visit the Italian Style Street and experience the exotic atmosphere. Then take the Tianjin Eye Ferris Wheel for a bird's-eye view of Tianjin. Afterwards, stroll along Ancient Culture Street and explore Tianjin's traditional culture. In the afternoon, go to Tanggu and Tanggu Bund Park to experience the charm of the Haihe River. Finally, visit the Princess Oriental and learn about the story of this legendary cruise ship. Day 6: China Science and Technology Museum - National Museum of China - Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution - Beijing Planetarium - China National Film Museum - National Museum of Natural History On the last day in Beijing, you will delve into various museums and experience the progress of Chinese science and technology and the richness of its culture. From the innovative displays at the China Science and Technology Museum to the historical collections of the National Museum of China, and then to the grand view of weapons at the Military Museum, every place is fascinating. In the afternoon, you will also visit the Beijing Planetarium to explore the mysteries of the universe and experience the charm of light and shadow at the China National Film Museum. Finally, the rich exhibits of the National Museum of Natural History will bring a perfect end to this journey.🎉 / Recommended Attractions: Forbidden City ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 4 Jingshanqian Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing Opening Hours: Nov 1, 2024 - Mar 31, 2025 Tuesday-Sunday 08:30-16:30; Closed on Mondays Visit Duration: 1 day This is a large-scale ancient architectural museum, allowing you to travel through history and experience the imperial grandeur. Badaling Great Wall ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Exit 58, G6 Jingzang Expressway, Yanqing District, Beijing Opening Hours: Feb 18 - Mar 31 07:30-16:00 Visit Duration: 3-4 hours Climb the Badaling Great Wall, enjoy the magnificent and beautiful scenery, and experience the heroic spirit of "He who has never been to the Great Wall is not a true man." National Museum of China ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 16 East Chang'an Avenue, Dongcheng District, Beijing Opening Hours: Feb 5 - Dec 31 Tuesday-Sunday 09:00-17:00; Closed on Mondays Visit Duration: 1 day The hall of Chinese history, culture, and art, with a rich and diverse collection, takes you to appreciate the splendor of millennia-old civilization. Summer Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 19 Xinjianggongmen Road, Haidian District, Beijing Opening Hours: Nov 1, 2024 - Mar 31, 2025 06:30-19:00 Visit Duration: 1 day Stroll through the well-preserved royal garden, experience the imperial grandeur amidst the beautiful scenery of lakes and mountains, and appreciate the beauty of classical gardens. Temple of Heaven ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 1 Tian Tan Dong Li Jia, Dongcheng District, Beijing Opening Hours: Nov 1, 2024 - Mar 31, 2025 06:30-22:00 Visit Duration: 2-4 hours This is where the Ming and Qing emperors offered sacrifices to Heaven and prayed for good harvests. The inner altar is mainly the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, allowing you to appreciate the charm of ancient royal sacrificial culture. / Travel Preparations:🧳 👕 Clothing: The temperature difference between Beijing and Tianjin is large in spring. It is recommended to bring light jackets, long pants, and comfortable sneakers. 🎒 Personal belongings: Don't forget to bring a power bank and data cable to ensure your phone is always charged for a worry-free trip. 💳 Documents and finances: ID card, cash, and bank cards are essential for safe travel. 💊 Emergency supplies: Prepare some common medicines, such as cold medicine and painkillers, just in case. 🌂 Weather: There may still be rain or snow in March, so it is recommended to bring an umbrella or raincoat, as well as sunscreen. 📷 Photography equipment: Want to keep good memories? Don't forget your camera or phone to record your journey. 🎧 Entertainment: Long trips can be boring, so headphones, e-books, etc. can make your journey more interesting. / Beijing-Tianjin Tour, experience the double city story! The itinerary is ready, waiting for you to explore and enjoy the good times!

A 6-day tour of Beijing and Tianjin, exploring two fantastic cities! The wonderful blend of history and modernity is sure to make your trip worthwhile! 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Temple of Heaven > Qianmen Street Visit the ancient sacrificial site and experience the charm of imperial architecture. Then stroll along Qianmen Street, savoring the atmosphere and cuisine of old Beijing. Day 2: Palace Museum > Tiananmen Square > Shichahai Travel through the corridors of history and admire the grandeur of the Forbidden City. In the afternoon, head to Tiananmen Square and feel the pulse of the nation's heart. Enjoy a leisurely time by Shichahai in the evening. Day 3: Flag-raising Ceremony > Badaling Great Wall > Olympic Park > National Stadium (Bird's Nest) Watch the national flag-raising ceremony in the morning and experience the solemnity of the ritual. Then conquer the Badaling Great Wall and appreciate its magnificence and profound history. In the afternoon, visit the Olympic Park and experience the Olympic spirit and the charm of modern architecture. Finally, visit the Bird's Nest and experience the unique style of the National Stadium. Day 4: Summer Palace > Old Summer Palace > Tsinghua University Stroll through the Summer Palace, an imperial garden, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the lake and mountains. Then visit the ruins of the Old Summer Palace and feel the vicissitudes of history. In the afternoon, head to Tsinghua University and experience the academic atmosphere and youthful vitality. Day 5: Travel to Tianjin > Italian Style Street > Jin Tang Bridge > Ancient Culture Street Set off for Tianjin and first visit the Italian Style Street, experiencing the exotic architecture and culture. Then stroll along Jin Tang Bridge and listen to the echoes of history. Finally, explore Ancient Culture Street and savor Tianjin's traditional culture and snacks. Day 6: Free Time—Departure Enjoy free time, shopping, or tasting delicious food as you please. End your pleasant journey and head to the airport for your flight home. Recommended Attractions: Palace Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 4 Jingshanqian Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing Opening Hours: Nov 1, 2024–Mar 31, 2025 Tuesday–Sunday 8:30 am–4:30 pm Visit Duration: 1 day This is a large-scale ancient architectural museum, a close combination of history and art, not to be missed! Badaling Great Wall ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Exit 58, G6 Jingzang Expressway, Yanqing District, Beijing Opening Hours: Feb 18–Mar 31, 7:30 am–4:00 pm Visit Duration: 3–4 hrs Integrating towering cliffs and beautiful greenery, climb the Great Wall and experience thousands of years of history and magnificent scenery. Summer Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 19 Xinjianggongmen Road, Haidian District, Beijing Opening Hours: Nov 1, 2024–Mar 31, 2025 6:30 am–7:00 pm Visit Duration: 1 day The imperial style is evident in the lake and mountain scenery. Strolling through it is like traveling through time and experiencing the unique charm of the imperial garden. Things to Pack: 🎒 Take these things with you when you visit Beijing and Tianjin! 👕 Clothing: It's still a bit cold in Beijing and Tianjin in March, so bring a thick coat, a sweater, and long-sleeved shirts. Don't forget comfortable shoes so you can walk anywhere without fear. 🎩 Accessories: Hats and scarves are warm and stylish. Sunglasses are also a must-have for sun protection and style. Oh, and bring an umbrella, as spring rain might come unexpectedly. 📙 Documents: ID card, student ID, driver's license—it's always good to be prepared. Don't forget cash and bank cards, as they are essential in critical moments. 📱 Electronics: Mobile phone, charger, power bank—take photos wherever you go. Headphones are also essential for listening to music on the road, making your trip more enjoyable. 🧴 Toiletries: Travel-sized toiletries are lightweight and clean. Moisturizer and lip balm are also necessary, as the north is dry. Okay, let's go! Beijing and Tianjin, the charm of these two cities awaits your exploration. Don't forget to bring your camera to record your wonderful journey!

#chinatrip Beijing, the capital of China, is a city where ancient history and modern innovation coexist harmoniously. With a history that spans over 3,000 years, it has been the center of politics, culture, and diplomacy for much of China's imperial and modern eras. Today, it stands as a global metropolis, known for its bustling streets, impressive skyscrapers, and ancient landmarks. Historical Significance Beijing has long been a political powerhouse, serving as the capital during several dynasties, including the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Some of the world’s most iconic landmarks, such as the Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven, echo the grandeur of China’s imperial past. The city was the focal point of political power, and many of its historical sites continue to draw millions of tourists every year. Modern Development and Innovation In recent decades, Beijing has transformed into a modern, thriving global city. It is home to cutting-edge infrastructure like the Bird's Nest Stadium (used during the 2008 Summer Olympics) and innovative skyscrapers. The city's rapid expansion is visible in the booming tech sector, with companies like Baidu, Lenovo, and Tencent calling Beijing their home. Culture and Education Beijing is not only the political capital but also the cultural heart of China. It is the birthplace of Chinese opera, traditional arts, and literary movements. The city boasts several world-class museums and institutions, such as the National Museum of China and Peking University, one of China’s top universities. The blend of tradition and progress is palpable in the city’s food, art, and daily life. A City of Contrasts Perhaps what makes Beijing most fascinating is how seamlessly it blends contrasts. Amidst the modern shopping malls and luxury stores, you’ll find ancient markets, traditional tea houses, and historic sites. The city’s dynamic blend of old and new makes it a unique place to explore and understand China's rapidly changing identity in the 21st century. In short, Beijing represents both the legacy and future of China, a city where the past never truly fades away but instead intertwines with the aspirations of a rapidly developing nation.

Beijing Olympic Park, home to the iconic Bird’s Nest Stadium (National Stadium), is a must-visit destination that blends architectural brilliance with cultural significance. Built for the 2008 Summer Olympics, the park remains a symbol of China’s modernization and global presence in sports. The Bird’s Nest Stadium, with its intricate steel lattice design, stands as an architectural marvel and one of the most recognizable stadiums in the world. By day, its massive structure impresses with its bold engineering, while at night, it glows with dazzling lights, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. Inside, the stadium has hosted historic events, from the Olympics to international football matches and grand performances. #travelinginchina

Detailed four-day, three-night itinerary of essential attractions is as follows👇 🧶｜[About the Itinerary] Day ❶：Temple of Heaven➠Qianmen Street, Dashilanr➠Nanluoguxiang➠Beijing National Stadium (Bird's Nest), National Aquatics Center (Water Cube) Day ❷：Tiananmen Square Flag-raising Ceremony➠Chairman Mao Memorial Hall➠National Museum of China➠Great Hall of the People➠Palace Museum➠Jingshan Park Day ❸：Badaling Great Wall➠Shichahai➠Yandai Xiejie➠Bell and Drum Towers Day ❹：Summer Palace➠Old Summer Palace➠Peking University/Tsinghua University ✔Temple of Heaven: 🎫General Admission Ticket: 15; Combined Ticket: 34 Combined Ticket includes: General admission, Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, Echo Wall, Circular Mound Altar 🌟Recommended route (approx. 3 hrs): East Gate - Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests - Echo Wall - Circular Mound Altar - Zhai Palace - Baihua Garden - Double-Ring Longevity Pavilion - West Gate ✔Tiananmen Square: 🌟Visiting periods are divided into: Flag-raising ceremony, Morning, Afternoon, Flag-lowering ceremony, and Night Same-day reservations are not available! For the flag-raising ceremony, it is recommended to book a few days in advance. ✔Chairman Mao Memorial Hall: Reservations for visits must be made 6 days in advance and are very difficult to obtain. ✔National Museum of China: Reservations for visits must be made 7 days in advance and are very difficult to obtain. ✔Palace Museum: 🎫40. Reservations for visits must be made 7 days in advance and are difficult to obtain. ✔Jingshan Park: 🎫2, 10 min climb to the top for a panoramic view of the Forbidden City. ✔Badaling Great Wall: 🎫40 🚌Public Transportation: Bus No. 877, Deshengmen - Badaling Great Wall direct bus, Alipay scan code 6, cash 12, approx. 1 hr travel time. ✔Summer Palace: Admission 30 🌟Recommended route (approx. 3 hrs): Enter through North Palace Gate - Four Continents - Tower of Buddhist Incense - Scenic Spot - Hall of Joy and Longevity - Hall of Longevity - Spring Outing Pavilion - Seventeen-Arch Bridge - Exit through New Construction Palace Gate ✔Old Summer Palace: General admission 10, Ruins ticket 15 ✔Peking University/Tsinghua University: Reservations and a lottery system are required for entry. ‼️Day 2! Except for Jingshan Park, same-day reservations are not possible for any of the attractions. This area is under strict control, and without reservations, you cannot walk on the streets. You can only take public transport/ride-sharing services/drive. 🫕｜[About Food] ✔Fangzhuanchang No. 69 Fried Sauce Noodles: Beijing fried sauce noodles recommended by locals. ✔Gongmenkou Mantou: Generous fillings, the red bean rolls and sticky bean buns are delicious. ✔Xiandou Wanfu: Beijing Sweet Bean Pastry ✔Recommended Snack Shops: Yin Yi Douzhi, Yao Ji Chao Gan, Huguosi Snacks, Zengshengkui Snacks

The short holiday is here! Check out this amazing 5-day Beijing itinerary to make the most of your time in the capital. Don't miss out! 🚩Suggested Itinerary: A 5-Day Deep Dive into Beijing Day 1: Arrive in Beijing - Check In to Your Hotel Arrive at the airport or train station and enjoy a private transfer to your hotel. Get settled in and prepare for an amazing Beijing adventure. Day 2: Tiananmen Square - Palace Museum - Palace Museum Treasure Gallery - Temple of Heaven Start your day at Tiananmen Square and experience the grandeur and bustle of the capital. Then, explore the Palace Museum and delve into the traces of history. In the afternoon, visit the Palace Museum Treasure Gallery to admire the dazzling imperial treasures. Finally, take a stroll through the Temple of Heaven and appreciate the unique charm of ancient imperial sacrificial culture. Day 3: Badaling Great Wall Ascend the Badaling Great Wall and marvel at its majesty and splendor. Experience the extraordinary power of this ancient military defense structure. Day 4: Summer Palace - Olympic Park - Bird's Nest (National Stadium) Explore the Summer Palace and experience the elegance and refinement of the imperial gardens. In the afternoon, head to Olympic Park to see the modern sports facilities, and finally, visit the Bird's Nest and relive the passion and glory of the Beijing Olympics. Day 5: Free Day - Depart from Beijing Enjoy a free day to explore at your own pace. Wander through the old Beijing hutongs, savor authentic local snacks, or visit other attractions that pique your interest. After a wonderful trip, a private transfer will take you to the airport or train station. We look forward to seeing you again! . Recommended Attractions: 🏛️ Palace Museum: This magnificent ancient architectural museum allows you to experience the splendor and grandeur of the ancient imperial palace. 🏞️ Badaling Great Wall: Want to experience the towering and precipitous Great Wall? Come here, and you will be amazed by its magnificent scenery. 🌳 Summer Palace: Amidst the picturesque scenery of lakes and mountains, this well-preserved imperial garden will immerse you in the grandeur of the imperial era, allowing you to fully enjoy the beauty of nature. 🕍 Temple of Heaven: This was the sacred place where Ming and Qing emperors performed rituals to Heaven and prayed for good harvests. The inner altar is centered around the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, allowing you to experience the mystery and solemnity of ancient imperial power. 🇨🇳 Tiananmen Square: Numerous national symbols are located here, and the daily flag-raising ceremony attracts countless visitors. Don't miss it. . 🎒 Travel Preparations: 👕 Clothing: March in Beijing can still be a bit chilly, so it's recommended to bring a light down jacket and thermal underwear, as well as comfortable athletic shoes for walking around the attractions. 🎩 Accessories: Don't forget hats, scarves, and gloves for warmth and style. Also, a portable charger and data cable are essential travel companions to keep your phone charged and ready. 📘 Documents: Be sure to bring your ID card, cash, and credit card. Many attractions require ID verification, and it's always good to be prepared for unexpected situations. 💊 Medicine: Pack some common medications like cold and pain relievers. A new environment might affect your digestive system, so bringing digestive medicine is a good idea. 📸 Photography: If you love taking pictures, a camera or a high-pixel phone is a must, along with spare batteries and memory cards. Don't miss capturing the beauty of Beijing! . Beijing, this ancient capital with a thousand years of history, awaits your exploration. Every corner holds a story, so don't miss out!

Reuniting with old friends in Beijing? Check out this 5-day itinerary! Easily explore eight 5A scenic spots, climb the Great Wall, admire the ancient capital, and enjoy a hassle-free trip. -- 🚩Itinerary at a glance: Day 1: Arrive in Beijing and enjoy a 24-hour private car transfer service from the airport/station🚘. After checking into the hotel, enjoy free time. 👉Start your Beijing journey with a free day to experience the city's charm. Day 2: Tiananmen Square -> Forbidden City 👉Explore the heart of history and experience the solemnity of the ancient capital and the weight of history. Day 3: Watch the flag-raising ceremony -> Badaling Great Wall -> Dingling Tomb 👉Greet the first rays of sunshine of a new day, conquer the Great Wall, and then explore the secrets of the imperial tombs. Day 4: Summer Palace -> Old Summer Palace -> Olympic Park -> Bird's Nest (National Stadium) 👉Travel between imperial gardens and modern architecture, experiencing the blend of ancient and modern in the capital. Day 5: Prince Gong's Mansion -> Wangfujing -> Qianmen Street -> Dashilan -> Temple of Heaven -> Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests 👉Explore the old Beijing hutongs, savor authentic Beijing cuisine, visit the Temple of Heaven to make a wish, and conclude your wonderful Beijing trip. -- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Forbidden City 🌟🌟 Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 4 Jingshanqian Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing Opening hours: November 1, 2024 - March 31, 2025, Tuesday-Sunday 08:30-16:30; Closed on Mondays Duration: 1 day The Forbidden City houses countless precious buildings and cultural relics, including the accurate sundial, the dazzling Treasure Gallery, and the exquisite Clock Gallery. It's a great place for friends to experience the charm of the ancient imperial palace and learn about history and culture! 🏞️ Badaling Great Wall 🏞️ Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Exit 58, G6 Jingzang Expressway, Yanqing District, Beijing Opening hours: February 18 - March 31, 07:30-16:00 Duration: 3-4 hours The scenery of the Badaling Great Wall is both majestic and beautiful. With multiple routes to choose from, including the South Great Wall and the North Great Wall, you can explore at your own pace. Take the cable car for an effortless experience, and enjoy the convenience of numerous restaurants nearby for breaks and meals! 🏛️ Prince Gong's Mansion 🏛️ Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 17 Qianhai West Street, Xicheng District, Beijing Opening hours: February 5 - December 31, Tuesday-Sunday 08:30-17:00; Closed on Mondays Duration: 2-4 hours Want to experience the style of a Qing Dynasty palace? Prince Gong's Mansion is the place to be! It preserves a complete complex of Qing Dynasty palace buildings, with exquisite gardens, sophisticated layouts, and more than 30 building clusters. It's like traveling through time and experiencing history firsthand. -- Travel tips: - Food: Peking duck is a must-try, along with zhajiangmian (fried sauce noodles) and douzhir (fermented mung bean milk) with fried dough rings, for an authentic taste of Beijing🍜. - Airport transportation: Choose from subway, bus, or taxi for convenient travel🚖. - March weather: There's a large temperature difference between day and night, so remember to bring a warm coat🧣. - Photo spots: The red walls and golden tiles of the Forbidden City and the artistic atmosphere of the 798 Art District are great places for taking photos📸! -- Come to Beijing, experience the culture, explore the beautiful scenery of the ancient capital, and enjoy an unforgettable trip!

#2月好地方2025 The National Stadium, also known as the Bird's Nest, was built during the 2008 Beijing Olympics. It is one of Beijing's landmark buildings, covering an area of ​​208,000 square meters. Its unique and magnificent exterior attracts many tourists. To enter the museum, you need to buy a ticket, which costs about ￥100 RMB. The stadium also lights up at around 6pm, just like in the photo. To get there, take the subway to Olympic Park Station, then walk along the Landscape Boulevard and you will see the Bird's Nest. #National Stadium #Bird's Nest #Beijing,China #BeijingOlympics

The Qingming Festival holiday is here! For friends visiting Beijing, here is a super practical five-day travel guide that will take you around the capital. Save it now! -------------------- 🛤️ Tour route: Day 1: Arrive in Beijing and enjoy 24-hour airport/station pick-up service. You can move freely on the day and explore the city's initial impression. Day 2: Summer Palace->Tsinghua University->Temple of Heaven->Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests Visit the royal garden Summer Palace to experience the integration of classical architecture and natural scenery; then visit Tsinghua University to appreciate the academic atmosphere; finally visit the Temple of Heaven and Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests to experience the ancient royal sacrificial culture. Day 3: Flag-raising Ceremony->Badaling Great Wall->Olympic Park->Bird's Nest (National Stadium) Watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square in the morning and feel the solemnity of the national flag rising slowly; then climb the Badaling Great Wall to appreciate the magnificence of the Great Wall; in the afternoon, go to the Olympic Park to visit the modern sports venues and feel the Olympic spirit; finally, go to the Bird's Nest to feel the legacy of the Beijing Olympics. Day 4: Tiananmen Square-> Palace Museum-> Hall of Supreme Harmony-> Beihai Park Visit Tiananmen Square and experience the iconic place of the capital; then visit the Palace Museum and Hall of Supreme Harmony to gain a deeper understanding of ancient royal culture and history; finally stroll through Beihai Park and enjoy the tranquility of the lake and mountains. Day 5: Free activities throughout the day, or choose to visit other attractions of your choice. After the trip, take the 24-hour special car service to the airport/station and return home safely. -------------------- Must-see tips for your trip: - Food: Peking duck and noodles with soybean paste are must-try Beijing dishes🍽️, don’t forget to taste the old Beijing snacks! - Specialty prices: In Beijing, souvenirs such as cloisonné and Peking Opera masks are reasonably priced and suitable as gifts🎁. - Climate in March: In early spring, Beijing has moderate temperatures but is windy. It is recommended to bring a windproof jacket 🧥 and a hat 👒. - Photo-taking spots: The red walls and golden tiles of the Forbidden City and the modern atmosphere of the 798 Art District are both great places for photography📸! -------------------- Have fun in Beijing and travel around the ancient capital! I hope my guide can help you leave unforgettable travel memories🌇.

#travelinginchina 📍Beijing Olympic Stadium (Bird’s Nest) The National Stadium, or Bird’s Nest, remains one of the most iconic structures in modern China. Its striking interwoven steel design makes it look like a giant bird’s nest, symbolizing strength and unity. Whether you're a sports fan, an architecture lover, or just exploring Beijing’s modern side, this stadium is a must-see! Location🔻 Olympic Green, Chaoyang District, Beijing Opening Hours🔻 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM (may vary for events) Entrance Fee🔻 Stadium Visit: ¥50 Combo Ticket (Stadium + Water Cube): ¥80 How to Get There🔻 Subway: Line 8, Olympic Sports Center Station (Exit B2) or Olympic Green Station (Exit A) Taxi: Tell the driver "Niaochao" (鸟巢) #chinatrip #nightview #beijing #stadium #birdneststadium #olympics

💡Tips:Relax ,enjoy ,good history viewing ,good weather and enjoy my holiday with my loved sister

It was a trip to Beijing, China 🇨🇳 This is a city full of history, culture, and stunning photo opportunities 📸 We visited some of the most iconic spots at the best times for photography, capturing everything from ancient palaces to modern skyscrapers 🏙️ We started our morning ⛅️ at the Forbidden City, the heart of Beijing’s history. The golden rooftops, red walls, and intricate details made every shot incredible 📸 We explored the vast courtyards and halls, capturing the symmetry and grandeur of this imperial palace 💯 For a breathtaking panoramic shot of the Forbidden City, we hiked up to Jingshan Park. The view from the top is absolutely worth it, the golden glow over the palace rooftops is something you don’t want to miss 🙌 📍4 Jingshan Front St, Dongcheng, Beijing, China, 100009 We then took a day trip to the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall, one of the most photogenic parts of this world wonder. Arriving early gave us the best lighting ✨ and fewer tourists in our shots. The lush green hills surrounding the wall create a breathtaking contrast with the ancient stone. We also explored the Beijing Olympic Park, where the iconic Bird’s Nest Stadium and Water Cube light up beautifully. 📍Huairou District, Beijing, China, 101406 The Summer Palace was one of our favorite spots in Beijing 🙌 We arrived early at 9 AM to catch the soft morning light ✨ over Kunming Lake and the stunning Seventeen-Arch Bridge. The traditional Chinese pavilions and willow-lined pathways provided endless photography opportunities 📸 We also visited Houhai Lake, a charming area with old-style courtyards, little bridges, and a peaceful waterfront. The best time to visit is sunset 🌇 when the lake reflects the golden light, and the traditional rickshaws add a nostalgic touch to your shots 📸 📍19 Xinjiangongmen Rd, Haidian, Beijing, China, 100091 We ended our trip at the Temple of Heaven, one of Beijing’s most photogenic landmarks. The best time to visit is early morning ☀️ when locals practice tai chi, adding a lively and cultural element to your shots 📸 For a contrast to Beijing’s ancient sites, we explored the modern Central Business District (CBD) in the evening. The skyscrapers 🏙️ like the futuristic CCTV Headquarters, looked stunning at dusk when the city lights began to shine ✨ We highly recommend capturing the skyline from one of the rooftop bars nearby 💯 📍32 E 3rd Ring Rd Middle, Chaoyang, Beijing, China, 100020 Every corner of Beijing offers a unique photography opportunity, from ancient palaces to modern architecture 🙌🙌🙌 #chinatrip #travel #Vacation