The best place to see this area is to go to Shangrila hotel or on top of Park Hyatt, if you have enough budget, you deserve a good meal in the restaurant there overlooking the CBD area.

Outlet products are not the real series of the brand that is on sale, but immitaions of the style. Still good to go to find out the differences.

It's a market famous for the weekend, but actually shops in this area opens everyday, interesting to walk around and look, things sold here are not expensive and negotiable, don't expect to buy real antique unless you know how.

Tomb of the emperor who moved the capital from Nanjing to Beijing in the Ming Dynasty, an emperor of great achievement, he sent Zhenghe seven times to the West Ocean to establish foreign relationship and promote trade, complied encylopedia, built Ming Tombs, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, rebuilt the Great Wall.In Chang Tomb, you can see the exhibitions and have a better understatnding of this emperor.

It's famous because it sold cheap copies of top brands, but after a few times upgrading,it's no longer an ideal place to shop, and it's not cheap anymore.

A place to see the royal buildings of grandeur. I never get bored going there. The best part is the main building Hall of the Supreme Harmony, where you could imagine what happened and ended only 100 years ago and how dynasties change.

close to the Tian'an men Sqaure,local people call it The BIG EGG which appears in an oval shape with water covering the top of doorway that leads to the main area.

One of the best parts of the Great Wall in Beijing with reasonable distance from the downtown about 1.5hrs drive one way. You can either take the cable car, chairlift or even the helicopter to tour the Wall.

a huge imperial garden that is composed of a man-made lake and longevity hill. Belongs to a series of recreation venues called Three Hills and Five Gardens that were built for the royal family.

There are 24 emperors in the Ming and Qing dynasty ever lived here. The last emperor Puyi left in 1924 ,it was turned into the Palace Museum in 1925.

Connecting the imperial college to be both the top educational venue and a place to worship the ideologist Confucius.Students in China who wish to have a good academic study go there to ask for a blessing.

Very special part of the Wall with the only possibility of night tour to the Wall, you can also go through the Gubei Water Town before you reach this part of the wall.