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Jangfu Park (将府公园)
Jangfu Park is located in east Jiangtai Area of Chaoyang District.
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Cultural Palace of Working People (劳动人民文化宫)
The predecessor of the Cultural Palace of Working People is the place where the emperor worships his ancestors. Premier Zhou Enlai approved to make it a place for workers' cultural and recreational activities.
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Raffles City(北京来福士)
Beijing’s Raffles Cityis a mid- and high-end shopping mall that has high-end fashionable clothes and restaurants.
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Beijing Yeyahu (Wild Duck Lake) National Wetland Park (北京野鸭湖国家湿地公园)
It is the largest wetland nature reserve in Beijing and the only wetland bird nature reserve.
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Huihuang International Conference Resort (辉煌国际会议度假区)
The resort stands on a slope, surrounded by the original trees and grass, which present an obvious advantage of sightseeing resources, and it also enjoys very convenient transportation
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The Temple of Ancient Monarchs (历代帝王庙)
The Temple of Ancient Monarchs was the only imperial temple in the Ming and Qing dynasties
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Dajue Temple (大觉寺)
Dajue Temple, also known as Xishan Dajue Temple, was built in the 4th Xianyong year of the Liao Dynasty (1068) and is located at the Yangtai Mountain, Haidian District
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Yandaixie Street(烟袋斜街)
It is the oldest business street in Beijing with a history of about 800 years. This famous commercial street specialized in selling tobacco pouches, calligraphy and paintings and jade articles during the Qing Dynasty
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Beijing Exhibition Center （北京展览馆）
Founded in 1954, Beijing Exhibition Center is Beijing's first large, comprehensive exhibition center.
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Former Residence of Cheng Yanqiu (程砚秋故居)
Cheng Yanqiu had residences in Beijing. Among them, the one at No. 39, West Sibeisantiao (formerly known as No. 18 Beibaozi Hutong, West Sipailou Building) is the longest.