How to Visit Beijing in Three Days

If you have three full days for sightseeing in Beijing, here is the quick guide to your tour arrangement.

The First Day in Beijing

For the first day tour plan, please check out my previous article “How to Visit Beijing in One Day ” for detailed travel information.

The Second Day in Beijing

For the second day tour plan, you may also read my previous article ” How to Visit Beijing in Two Days” for more tour information.

The Third Day in Beijing

On the third day, we suggest you visit Beijing Panda House, Summer Palace and Olympic Sites.

Beijing Panda House

The Beijing Panda House is composed of two parts, namely the Asian Games Panda House and Beijing Olympic Games Panda House.

The Asian Games Panda House was constructed in 1990. During the Asian Games 1990, the giant panda “Pan Pan” was chosen as the mascot of the 11th Asian Games in Beijing.

Check out” Beijing Panda House” for detailed information.

Summer Palace

Summer Palace was a royal palace in later Qing Dynasty, only secondary to the Forbidden City ( now the Palace Museum ).

Summer Palace is actually not just a royal palace where once Princess Dowager Cixi and the emperor lived and handled court affairs, accepted laudations and received foreign diplomats during their stay in the Summer Palace.

It also epitomizes classical Chinese architecture, in terms of both garden design and construction. It is the largest royal garden in Beijing, now a good retreat for holiday makers.

Check out ” How to Visit Summer Palace ” for detailed information

Olympic Sites ( Water Cube and Bird Nest )

The successful Beijing 2008 Olympic Games has left a deep impression on people’s mind in the world.

Using a wide-angle lens to shoot the stadium from the southeast.

For many foreign visitors, the temptation is great to visit the Bird’Nest (Beijing National Stadium ) and Water Cube (Beijing National Aquatics Center).

Check out ” How to visit Bird’s Nest and Water Cube” for more information.