Tour Beijing Journal
Field notes from Beijing and beyond: routes, photos, small cautions, and practical ideas for travelers who like to know the road before they go.
Beijing Yaoji Chaogan Restaurant is a time-honoured no-frill eatery owned by a family with the surname of "Yao", well-known for its authentic Beijing...
Beijing Dingduge Pavilion, or Dingdu Pavilion (定都阁) is built on the top of the same name hill known as Dingdu Peak with a sea level of 680 meters. The...
Beijing Fengtai Railway Station has a long history dating back to the year 1898. It is located at Zhengyang Avenue in Fengtai Districtof the southern...
Beijing Daxing International Airport is popularly known as Beijing Capital (Second ) International Airport, Beijing’s second International airport. Th...
Beijing dwellers have the longest average commutation time from work to home, 52 minutes commute on average. In other words, Beijing has a largest num...
In Beijing, the winter-long indoor heating will be turned off on the official date of March 15 of each year. That means a harsh and freezing weather h...
The earliest settlements in China’s capital can be traced as far back as 1100 BC. As one of the eight ancient capital cities in China, Beijing was des...
Mr. Liang Sicheng ( known as the father of modern Chinese architecture) thinks that "theBeijing central axis starts fromYongdingmenin the south and re...
Plan your Beijing tours in August? August is a tourist peak season in China with a huge number of domestic tourists coming from all corners of the cou...
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