China Attractions

Beijing National Stadium, also called Bird's Nest stadium, hailed as the finest arena in the world and the centre-piece of the most expensive Olympics in history, is full of hidden symbolism.

The Mutianyu section of Great Wall is one of the best-preserved section, which is 73km from downtown of Beijing & also a good place for hiking

The Thirteen Tombs Beijing are the cemeteries of 13 emperors & 23 empresses of Ming Dynasty, which is located at the foot of Mt Tianshou in Changping

Beihai Park or North Sea Park is one of the most popular parks in Beijing with a history of over 1000 years. It offers many tourist sites to visit

Hutongs in Beijing are those courtyards for residence of local Beijing people, which becomes a hot tourist attraction for tourists travelling to Beijing

The National Aquatics Centre, also known as 'The Water Cube', is one of the most dramatic and exciting venues to host sporting events for the Beijing Olympics in 2008.

Yonghe Palace is a temple and monastery of Tibetan Buddhism located in the northeastern part of Beijing. The building and the artworks of the temple combine Han Chinese and Tibetan styles.

Juyongguan is one of the greatest passes of the Great Wall of China with Jiayuguan Pass & Shanhaiguan Pass. The Juyongguan section is splendid

Jishanling is a section of Great Wall of China built in 1570 in Ming Dynasty, which is located in Luanping County near Chengdu in Hebei

Great Wall at Gubeikou section is first built during Northern Qi Dynasty & rebuilt in early Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). Now it’s a good place for hiking