Temple of Heaven (天坛)

The Temple of Heaven is the largest ancient worship complex in China, where the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties worshiped the Heaven. It is a must-see attraction on a one-day trip to Beijing.

Ming City Walls Ruins Park (明城墙遗址公园)

The Ming City Walls Ruins Park, first built in the Ming Dynasty, used to run about 40 kilometers The remaining relic, which is about 1 5 kilometers long, used to be part of the inner city wall of Beijing

Zhongshan Park (中山公园)

Located in the center of downtown Beijing, east of Tian'anmen Square, Zhongshan Park covers an area of 23.8 hectares and is a classical altar and temple garden with a monumental purpose.

Long Tan Park (龙潭湖公园)

The scenic spots alternate with each other along the lake and the lake from the water is well known as one of the freshest areas to find water in the city

Nan Xin Cang Cultural and Pedestrian Street (南新仓文化休闲街景区)

It is the largest and best-preserved existing royal granary in Beijing and a witness of history

Qianmen Street (前门大街景区)

Famous for its architecture, business, folk-custom and operatic culture, Qianmen Street has been a distinctive street since the Ming and Qing Dynasties

Forbidden City (故宫)

Its location in relation with the old city of Beijing epitomizes the ancient Chinese concept of urban planning of "building the imperial palace at the central location".

Memorial Hall of Cao Xueqin's Former Residence (曹雪芹故居纪念馆)

The memorial hall is the only site of Cao Xueqin's former residence with the Qing Dynasty archives, the "Complete Map of Beijing", and remains and relics that can be found.

Temple of Confucius and Guozijian Museum (孔庙和国子监博物馆)

Drum Tower Neighborhood (鼓楼园)

When exploring Beijing, you can't miss the hutongs around the Drum Tower.