Beijing Attractions 
Beijng Attractions
Great Wall
The existing wall was built in Ming Dynasty. With a total length of 4,000 m, the Great Wall with the Terra-Cotta Warriors and the Tiananmen square were regarded as the symbol of China.
Summer Palace
The Summer Palace is famous for its handsome buildings, pretty scenery and tumultuous history. It is one of the finest examples garden architecture in China.
Ming Tomb
In 1956, Ming tomb was opened. It gives us a better understanding of the Ming Dynasty art, the tomb structure and the Emperor's extravagance in building the tomb.
Forbidden City
Exploring every passageway in the Forbidden City then Climing to the top of the Coal Hill for a panorama view of the Forbidden City and downtown is really a memorable experience.
Temple of Heaven
During the Ming and Qing dynasties, the temple was the site of imperial sacrifices to Heaven. It was here that the emperor conducted the rituals to appease "the Ruler of the Universe.".
Hutong
One of the unique features of Beijing is its numerous Hutongs which means small lanes. Today, the hutongs still remain much the same as during Ming and Qing times.
