Beijing Holidays

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Beijing Vacation Packages

Visitors to this area of Beijing share space with approximately 11,700,000 residents.

The best place to start your adventures is at the iconic Great Wall of China and Tiananmen Square.

Escape the adult world for a while and throw yourself into a world of imagination at Beijing Shijingshan Amusement Park and Happy Valley Amusement Park. Want more? Jingshan Table Tennis Park and Beijing World Park are also highly recommended by parents.

You'll be awestruck by the colourful species of fish on display at Beijing Aquarium. Tai Ping Yang Underwater World Exhibition and Gongti Richina Underwater World are also worth stopping in at.

Local and exotic animals are the main event at the Beijing Zoo and the Beijing Wildlife Park, two well-patronized zoological destinations. Visiting the Beijing Badaling Wildlife World or Yanqing Badaling Bear Park during zookeeper talks can add another dimension to your time there.

Would you like to learn about some of the local flora? Spend some time at the Beijing Botanical Garden or the Grand View Garden. Many also enjoy having a look around Beijing Chinese Cultural Garden and the China Medicinal Botanical Garden.

On a fine day, pack a picnic and head out to one of the area's pleasant urban parks, such as Beihai Park or Ditan Park. Jingshan Park and Chaoyang Park are two more pleasant spots to while away a lazy afternoon and finally read that neglected book of yours.

Listen to the relaxing sound of cascading water as it tumbles down into the frothing pool below at Pearl Waterfall of Qingliang Valley.

Interested in birds? Pull out your binoculars and see which feathery friends you can spot at Huánghuāchéng Great Wall Lakeside Reserve and Macao River. If that fails, perhaps you'll have more luck at Wild Duck Lake Natural Reserve or Beisha River.

Want to get away from the stresses of city life? Head out on an adventure to Jiudaowan Canyon and Olympic Forest Park. Nature-loving tourists will also have an excellent time at Xianqi Cave and Badachu.

Don't forget to make time for some of the many cultural spaces nearby. The China Red Sandalwood Museum and the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War Museum offer a range of collections that are sure to capture your attention. The Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution and the Museum of the Chinese Revolution are also worth considering.

Science history enthusiasts will appreciate the diversity of scientific exhibits at Beijing Planetarium, the China Science and Technology Museum or the Sony Explora Science Museum.

Some people think of natural museums as a place to take the kids, but the alluring collections of the Beijing Museum of Natural History and the Minzu University Of China Museum show that there's enough to keep the grown-ups interested as well. The Wangfujing Ancient Human Museum and the Geological Museum of China are also not to be missed.

Want to see some art? You'll discover galleries of all sorts here. Swing by the National Art Museum of China and the Capital Museum for the best of what this creative destination has to offer. If you have time afterwards, the Today Art Museum and the Green T. House Art Gallery are also well worth a look.

History buffs can explore the past at the China Museum of History and the National Museum of China. The Songtangzhai Museum and the Xu Beihong Museum are also respected choices.

To learn about the events and people who shaped this place, plan to visit at least one of its many historic structures and monuments. Start your history lesson at the Bell and Drum Towers or the Zhengyangmen. You might also like to snap a few photos at Zhongnanhai and the Hall of Supreme Harmony.

Appreciate the sparkling water views and fascinating architecture at Marco Polo Bridge and 17 Arch Bridge. You could also cross over Jade Belt Bridge and Red Stairway Bridge and look down upon the ebbs and flows of the water underneath.

When it came to building and furnishing Forbidden City and Summer Palace, you'll see that money wasn't an issue. Old Summer Palace and Beijing Working People's Cultural Palace are two more magnificent dwellings that have their fair share of stories to tell.

Experience the region's spiritual side and take some time to reflect at the Temple of Heaven and the Lama Temple. The Houhai Park and the Temple of Confucius are also popular religious sites.

Before you pack your bags and head back home, make sure you see some of the area's lesser-known attractions. A couple of worthwhile places to start with are the 798 Space and Qiaobo Snow World. If you can fit it in, also visit the Imperial Granary and the C5art.

Accommodation in Beijing

As it's the country's capital, finding a place to rest and relax in Beijing will be easy enough. There are 1110 Beijing hotels featured on Expedia's database.

Looking at the higher end of the scale, you'll find a great night's sleep at the Park Hyatt Beijing, at 2 Jianguomenwai Street, or the Shangri-La China World Summit Wing, Beijing, at No.1 Jianguomenwai Avenue. Alternatively, The Super 8 Hotel Guozhan - Beijing, at 1 Xiaohuangzhuang Rd Heping W, and the Kai Xi Hotel Apartment, at Room 307, Block A, Zhongguancun, are a couple of accommodations well worth investigating if you're travelling on a budget.

Of course, another great option is to stay near Tiananmen Square. You can do this by booking a room at The Imperial Mansion, Beijing Marriott Executive Apartments, which is just 0.3 miles away. Equally popular is the Beijing Hotel NUO Wangfujing, 0.3 miles away.