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A Restful Walk around Peixin Hotel - Admire the Ming City Wall |
| <P><SPAN lang=EN-US><FONT face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif"><STRONG><EM>The Ming City Wall Site Park is located in the central part of Beijing and runs from Chongwenmen (or Chongwen Gate) in the west to the Southeastern Corner Tower at Dongbianmen ... |
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Author: Andy Lao |
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Posted Date: Mar 2, 2009 |
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A Walk around Tianan Rega Hotel |
| Around Tian'an Rega Hotel are the most famous tourist attractions in Beijing: the Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City and the Wangfujing Shopping Street. A half-day trip around the hotel will take you to all these places, where you will discover the essence of Beijing: a combination of two extremes ¨C the old and the new all together in one place. |
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Author: Andy Lao |
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Posted Date: Jan 7, 2009 |
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A walk around The Emperor Hotel |
| Strategically located just a wall away from the Forbidden City, The Emperor Hotel offers easy access to three of Beijing's most famous tourist sites: the Tian'anmen Square, the Forbidden City and Jingshan Park. A one-day trip will take you to all of these three places, where you will discover the ancient charm of a city that served as the the country's capital for three successive dynasties.
After you exit the hotel, walk south until you arrive at the Chang'an Avenue. There you will get to the Tian'anmen Square in less than 2 minutes. |
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Author: Andy Lao |
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Posted Date: Dec 7, 2008 |
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A short stroll around the Cheng Yuan Hotel |
| Cheng Yuan Hotel is located at a cozy corner of Beijing's CBD (Central Business District). Its quiet location is an interesting contrast to the busy world just one block away. Because of its nice location, you can visit many famous CBD buildings simply on foot. This also makes Chengyuan hotel a popular place to stay for foreign travelers.
To take a stroll around this area, you should take the road immediate on the left after you exit the hotel, and walk for 5 minutes to Jian Guo Men Wai street. |
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Author: Andy Lao |
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Posted Date: Oct 19, 2008 |
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A Trip to Discover the Heart of Beijing |
| The most famous tourist attractions in Beijing are the Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City. While the most bustling shopping area is Wangfujing Shopping Street. By visiting these places, you can see the essence of Beijing, a combination of two extremes ¨C the old and the new all together in one place. Thankfully, these destinations situate close to each other, so one can easily travel to all three areas in a few hours. |
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Author: Andy Lao |
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Posted Date: Oct 16, 2008 |
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A walk featuring Chinese Ethnic Culture Park |
| China is a vast, multi-national country that consists of 56 nationalities. Is there an opportunity to know all of these nationalities just in one day? The answer is yes, you can go visit Chinese Ethnic Culture Park. This article aims to bring you with me to visit not only the cultural park, but also Yuan Capital Earthen Wall Relics Park, built upon the earthen city wall of the Yuan Dynasty (AD 1271 - 1368). This trip will take a total daytime. |
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Author: Jason Jia |
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Posted Date: Jun 11, 2008 |
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A Walk around Joy City Hotel |
| Xidan is one of the major shopping streets in Beijing. The area served as a commercial center dating back to the Ming Dynasty, when all goods passed through the spot to the Forbidden City. |
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Author: Lingling Zhang |
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Posted Date: May 29, 2008 |
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A Spring-time Walk in the Park |
| As one of the biggest parks in Beijing, Yuyuantan provides a safe haven from the bustling urban Beijing. Its natural beauty is particularly enhanced if you go in April and May, the right time to witness the Cherry Blossoms the park is famous for. |
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Author: Lingling Zhang |
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Posted Date: May 19, 2008 |
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Wonders of Beijing "Xiao Chi" |
| People in the city always say that Beijing Xiao chi is a bit like a touchstone, an easy way to test whether one is a real Beijinger. It is kind like goose liver to French, or spaghetti to Italian. It is a food made with unique local flavors, part of the old Beijing culture. Neither of us being native Beijingers, we eagerly wished to be "tested". |
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Author: David Cheng |
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Posted Date: Apr 29, 2008 |
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