The Ruins Park of the Yuan Dynasty Capital City Wall was successively listed as a municipal and national key cultural relics protection unit in 1957 and 2006. After undergoing a comprehensive renovation in 2003, the park was divided into nine major scenic areas. "New Vistas of the Yuan Capital," "Prosperity of the Great Capital," and "Dragon Pool Leaping Fish" are three first-level scenic zones, while "Imperial Tours to Both Capitals," "Guests from All Directions," "Crabapple Blossom Stream," and "An"
The Guanfu Museum is the first private museum in New China. It was officially approved by the government on October 30, 1996, with Mr. Ma Weidu as its founder. In 2004, it adopted a council system. The museum houses: the Ceramics Gallery, Furniture Gallery, Oil Painting Gallery, Crafts Gallery, Media Gallery, Doors and Windows Gallery, and a multi-function hall. It hosts various exhibitions throughout the year.
In line with the grand vision of “Hawaii of the North,” Beijing Morey Water World has arrived. It is the most comprehensive indoor water park in Beijing, built with substantial investment from the Tulip Hot Spring Resort. Covering a construction area of 35,000 square meters, it officially opened to the public in January 2006, offering you year-round aquatic entertainment.
This is undoubtedly the most distinctive and charming fashion landmark in the capital, as well as the most vibrant and popular leisure destination. It represents an international approach to leisure and leads a trendy lifestyle. With its artistically designed environment and thoughtful, high-quality service, it offers every visitor a unique and relaxing shopping experience. This is not
Initially built during the Yuanyou era of the Yuan Dynasty, Dongyue Temple in Beijing has a history of over 600 years. It was destroyed in warfare during the late Yuan Dynasty but underwent multiple expansions afterward, becoming the largest Zhengyi Taoist temple in northern China and earning the title “No. 1 Taoist Temple in North China.” The temple complex is grand and magnificent, covering an area of 96 mu with over 600 various structures. Outside the temple gate stands a...
The National Indoor Stadium is located in the southern part of the central area of Beijing Olympic Park and is currently the largest comprehensive indoor sports venue in Asia. Through scientific planning and renovation, it has now become the largest and most advanced comprehensive indoor cultural and sports venue in the Beijing area. While maintaining its original function as a premier international sports competition venue,
Beijing Gongti Fandoule is a large-scale indoor children's education and entertainment center that integrates amusement, education, health, and leisure. With its advanced facilities, elegant environment, enthusiastic service, and ingeniously designed, novel amusement activities, as well as its management philosophy of "edutainment and joyful education," it is highly welcomed by schools and kindergartens.
The new China Central Television (CCTV) headquarters is located on East Third Ring Middle Road in Chaoyang District, Beijing (formerly the site of the Beijing Automotive Motorcycle Factory), adjacent to East Third Ring Road and situated in the core area of the CBD. It covers an area of 197,000 square meters. With a total construction area of approximately 550,000 square meters, the tallest building stands at 234 meters, and the total construction investment is about 5 billion RMB. The construction...
Tired of the hustle and bustle of city life? Want to give your body and mind a leisurely, relaxing break and return to nature’s embrace? Blue Tone Manor is located south of Louzizhuang Village, Jinzhan Township, Chaoyang District. The Blue Tone Lavender Manor, situated within Blue Tone Manor, is one of the largest lavender gardens in Beijing. The manor features vast plantings of
The Mushi Tomb Cluster is located in Zouwu Town, Xuecheng District, Zaozhuang City. Dating back to the Han Dynasty, it was designated as part of the fourth batch of Provincial-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units by the Shandong Provincial People's Government in 2013. …
Destination Introduction Huangmuchang is located in Chaoyang District, about 1,000 meters east of Guangqumen and 200 meters north of the Tonghui River. It was a storage site for timber used in constructing imperial palaces during the Yongle era of the Ming Dynasty, also known as Shenmu Factory. Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty composed the "Ballad of the Divine Wood" and had it inscribed on a stele. Location: Located in Chaoyang District, about 1,000 meters east of Guangqumen...
Destination Introduction Located in the northeast corner of Chaoyang Park, Beijing Yabuloni Chaoyang Park Ski Resort is adjacent to the northern section of East Fourth Ring Road and situated at the southwest corner of Dongfeng Bridge. With its elegant environment and convenient transportation, it is the first and currently the largest urban ski and play snow park in Beijing, as well as across the nation. Now, enjoy easy skiing without the hassle of traveling far. …
Destination Introduction Beijing Antique City is the first cultural relics-supervised flea market in China and the largest antique art trading center in Asia. With a total construction area of 23,400 square meters, its architecture features an elegant and classic style with distinct Chinese ethnic characteristics. Beijing Antique City mainly deals in ten categories of goods including ancient ceramics, Chinese and foreign paintings and calligraphy, jade...
Destination Introduction: Changying Mosque is the largest mosque in the suburbs of Beijing and one of the only seven ancient mosques remaining in Chaoyang District. It was built during the Zhengde era of the Ming Dynasty. Located in Changying Hui Ethnic Township, north of Guanzhuang on Chaoyang Road in Chaoyang District. The mosque was first constructed in the Ming Dynasty as a two-courtyard complex, with a water hall and lecture hall in the front courtyard, and a main prayer hall in the rear courtyard…
Destination Introduction Ocean World at Richino is located inside the Beijing Workers' Gymnasium. It is the first large-scale five-star marine aquarium in Beijing, jointly developed by China and New Zealand, and features Asia’s longest 120-meter acrylic underwater tunnel. It is home to over 6,000 tropical marine fish, including reef fish, sharks, rays,
Destination Introduction Nangexia Po Mosque is located at Nangexia Po outside Chaoyangmen. It was built during the Guangxu period through funds raised by local Hui people. The main hall covers an area of 132 square meters, while the north and south side halls together cover 68 square meters, along with attached north and south wing rooms. Renovations and repainting were carried out in 1986. Location: Situated at Nangexia Po outside Chaoyangmen…
Zhaolai Forest Park is located in Laiguangying area, Chaoyang District, Beijing. It borders the Light Rail Line 13 to the east, is just one road away from Zhaolai Agricultural Park to the west, faces Lai Xin Road to the south, and has the Beijing-Baotou Railway running directly north. It is 1.5 kilometers from the North Fifth Ring Road, offering very convenient transportation. The park covers an area of 760 acres and was established in March 2002.
Beijing Crab Island Resort is located in Jinzhan Township, Chaoyang District, Beijing, adjacent to the Capital Airport Expressway and only 7 kilometers from the Capital International Airport. It is a large-scale brand enterprise integrating ecological agriculture and tourism. The resort covers an area of over 3,000 acres, with 90% of the land dedicated to organic...
With a total construction land area of approximately 12.22 hectares and a total building area of about 534,000 square meters, this massive structure located just north of the National Indoor Stadium is the venue that hosted the fencing competitions during the 2008 Olympic Games — the National Convention Center. 2008 – The official fencing competitions will take place at the National Convention
Tranquil lake water, golden sand, brilliant sunshine, and passionate matches—this will be the true picture of beach volleyball in 2008. It is precisely such poetic scenes that have made beach volleyball one of the most spectator-friendly events in the Olympics. However, this visually delightful event also demands extremely high environmental standards. Now, a fully internationally compliant venue is rising from the site of the former Beijing Gas Appliance Factory within the traditional industrial heritage area of the capital—Chaoyang Park.