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Top 3 BIGGEST Beijing Attractions
The Top 3 BIGGEST Sightseeing in Beijing:
1. The Great Wall: Mongolians stay out! Like all the other attractions listed in the article today, this time it was built long ago to defend against invaders from the north. You can see this wall up in space, they say, and really, this place needs no introduction. The walls of wind all the way as far as the eye. Badaling is the portion wall most people can tell you to go because it has been rebuilt and get all the towers and walls rebuilt for your camera. However, Simatai and Jinshanling attracting good reviews of the more adventurous tourists, and there are fewer people and picturesque landscape.
2. Tiananmen Square and Forbidden City: Wow, if you think you've seen enough palaces and castles of travel around the world, you have not seen anything yet. The Forbidden City is led by the Tiananmen Square, in public places world's largest (if not anywhere near this would be absolutely amazing) and the scene of the slaughter of Tiananmen. The sight of green uniform, red guards badged stationed around the square gives a real feel of the old communist state ruled with a firm hand. ordinary people, once barred from entry into the great palace is beyond the square and enter the larger patio has seen them all, and therefore the principle of a place that feels like a completely different world for itself. Here, architecture is also quientessentially Chinese, and perhaps the best bird's eye view of all this can be seen in Mao Masoleum (located outside next to Tiananmen Square), the resting place of the father of communism in China.
3. Summer Palace: Beijing gets very hot in summer, and once you have been the Forbidden City, you imagine its an oven there especially! So the moves of royalties to the Summer Palace then, when the collection of palaces, temples, gardens, pavilions, lakes and served as a cool refuge for the imperial court. While a significant portion of the site is occupied by Kunming Lake, their ships and places rest by the lake, along with the main tower / room, a personal highlight is also the long corridor along one side of the lake, filled with mythical paintings and scenes.
Top notes of caution:
1. People: There are so many of them! That alone is fine, but many intelligent local Chinese begin to have the dollar signs in their eyes when in situ abroad passing by. Taxi? Souvenir? Take the picture with the mascot dressed as Chinese emperor? You woman want?! They will sell anything, and be aware that a large number of license / sale of products of low quality / price of goods in terms of how rich look. No joke. His best advice may be: a) do not start, because it does not allow so easily thereafter, b) inspect the quality of the products and know before starting prices – which is cheaper for you can be a sacrifice for them, especially if you are selling souveneirs inauthentic.
2. Extreme Weathers: Beijing is far from the coast, is full of people and mega-structures, and in fact is by the wilderness. Winters (subzero temperatures) and summers (above 40 degrees Celsius) are extreme in the fall can be a good time (with fewer tourists too).
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