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Beijing in January Travel Guide (Weather, Wear, Events & Tips)

Sunday, December 25th, 2022
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January is the coldest month in Beijing. If you are planning your Beijing tours in January, you’d better check the historical climate data for the whole January weather, and learn about the activities and festivals in Beijing to make the best of your Beijing winter tour.

Challenging Great Wall climbing in winter

The Weather in January in Beijing

Beijing could be very cold, windy, very dry and more sunny days in January with an average temperature of -4.7℃.

In winter, the wind direction in Beijing is mainly north or northwest. The general wind direction tends to be in line with the direction of mountains and valleys.

In January, it is cold in Beijing only when you go outside. In the indoor places, no matter in the workplaces, dormitories, hotels or transportation areas, there is heating system.

What to Wear and Pack in Beijing in January

In your hotel room or any indoor places, it is all right to wear a sweater or even just a T-shirt. But once you’d like to go out for sightseeing and walk on the streets, you are basically required to wear warmly, down jacket, gloves and hat.

If you don’t want to pack or carry heavy warm clothes all the way from your home country, you may purchase them here in Beijing. Major department stores and free markets sell various kinds of winter clothes. Many travellers would like to go the Silk Street Market for shopping: see  Top 10 Markets in Beijing.

Before packing your wear for your Beijing tour,  please check below the official data for the historical climate for January in Beijing.

Historical Climate Data for January in Beijing

This past 50-year historical weather data is quite useful for you to plan your trip to Beijing well in advance.  You may use the data to decide what to wear and pack on your coming trip to Beijing.

By the way you may also check our  Beijing January Realtime Weather Photos  for more vivid information on the Beijing weather in January.

Date   Average High Average Low Precipitation Extreme High Extreme Low
Jan 012℃-8℃0mm13℃(1976)-17℃(1966)
Jan 022℃-8℃0mm10℃(1976)-16℃(1977)
Jan 031℃-8℃0mm9℃(1963)-15℃(1969)
Jan 041℃-9℃0mm14℃(2002)-17℃(1971)
Jan 051℃-9℃0mm10℃(1995)-17℃(1970)
Jan 062℃-9℃0mm11℃(1995)-16℃(1955)
Jan 071℃-8℃0mm10℃(1995)-15℃(1955)
Jan 082℃-9℃0mm10℃(1995)-17℃(1968)
Jan 091℃-9℃0mm9℃(1984)-18℃(1951)
Jan 102℃-9℃0mm12℃(2002)-20℃(1951)
Jan 111℃-9℃0mm10℃(2002)-20℃(1951)
Jan 121℃-9℃0mm13℃(1975)-20℃(1951)
Jan 131℃-9℃0mm8℃(2003)-23℃(1951)
Jan 141℃-9℃0mm7℃(1986)-21℃(1951)
Jan 151℃-10℃0mm11℃(1971)-19℃(1951)
Jan 161℃-10℃0mm11℃(1986)-18℃(1967)
Jan 171℃-9℃0mm9℃(2007)-19℃(1953)
Jan 181℃-9℃0mm10℃(1969)-17℃(1958)
Jan 192℃-9℃0mm9℃(1952)-16℃(1977)
Jan 202℃-8℃0mm9℃(1961)-16℃(1966)
Jan 212℃-9℃0mm10℃(1955)-15℃(1951)
Jan 222℃-8℃0mm10℃(1959)-16℃(1951)
Jan 232℃-9℃0mm11℃(1979)-14℃(1976)
Jan 242℃-8℃0mm11℃(1979)-17℃(1960)
Jan 252℃-9℃0mm12℃(1979)-16℃(1966)
Jan 263℃-8℃0mm11℃(1992)-15℃(1976)
Jan 272℃-8℃0mm10℃(1952)-18℃(1972)
Jan 282℃-8℃0mm11℃(1987)-16℃(1960)
Jan 292℃-8℃0mm10℃(1983)-15℃(1960)
Jan 302℃-9℃0mm13℃(1993)-18℃(1973)
Jan 312℃-9℃0mm11℃(1951)-15℃(1973)

What is there to do in Beijing in January?

January 01 is the new year’s day. Here in China, we don’t pay as much attention as the western countries to the first day of the new year while we are most focused on Chinese lunar new year according to the lunar calendar.

Check out Top 8 Things to Do in Beijing in the Winter for more travel information in Beijing

But January 01 is also on the list of China’ official holidays. People have one day off on January 01. To prolong the new year holiday, one weekend will be borrowed to be added up to the new year holiday, so people can have a connected three days off for January 01 new year holiday.

If you visit Beijing on the new year’s day, you are required to book your hotel and train or flights well in advance due to the peak tourist period caused by the three-day holiday for the new year.

The cold weather keeps many people away, so some attraction sites are relatively crowd-free. If you’re planning to do any skiing in Beijing, January and is the high season.

So hotels and other accommodations in and around Beijing ski resorts are not cheap.

Though the January weather is definitely a deterrent for travelers, there are a couple of great reasons to visit Beijing in January – the low-cost and the thin crowds.

Beijing could be very cold and windy in January, and very dry also. The exciting point is that many of the city’s indoor areas are warmed by a 24-hour heating system.

January Events, Holidays & Festivals

1. January 01 – 03:  New Year Celebration 元旦新年

China attaches more importance to its own traditional new year – Chinese lunar new year, known as Spring Festival. So New Year’s day is celebrated not as much as it is in other parts of the world because Chinese Lunar New Year is coming soon.

However, people do enjoy one day paid holiday.  More and more young people follow up the western countries for a big holiday, holding parties, having excursions.

Each year the local tourism bureau will hold a fantastic “New Year Celebration” on the eve of the coming new year in a unique way.  Turn to a local travel agency or visit the tourism bureau’s official website for the new year celebration.

2. Xiaohan, or Minor Cold on Jan 05 小寒

The traditional Chinese lunar calendar classifies the year into 24 solar terms. Xiaohan, or Minor Cold, is the 23rd solar term, which falls on Jan 5 this year. Beijing and most areas in China have entered the bitter cold stage of winter.

3. National Police Day on Jan 10 中国人民警察节

China mark the Chinese people’s police day on Jan. 10 as of 2021, the Ministry of Public Security. Since the founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949, more than 14,000 police officers have laid down their lives, according to figures released by Ministry of Public Security.

4. Dahan, or Major Cold on Jan 20 大寒

The traditional Chinese lunar calendar classifies the year into 24 solar terms. Major Cold, the laster term of the 24 solar terms. The weather is very cold. Special cuisine fit for Major Cold is Laba porridge.

5. January 21 is New Year’s Eve (2023)

New Year’s Eve is the last night of the end of the passing Chinese lunar year. New Year’s Eve is a time for family reunion and ancestor worship. New Year’s Eve is of special significance in the hearts of Chinese people. No matter how far away the wanderers are, they will rush home to reunite with their families. They will bid farewell to the Old Year with firecrackers and welcome the New Year with fireworks.

6. Spring Festival Jan 21 – 27 (2023)

From January 21 to 27 is the China’s biggest holiday lasting 7 days. Chunyun (Spring Festival), also known as China’s New Year’s Migration, is the largest human migration that takes place on earth every year. The travel rush usually starts 15 days before and 25 days after the Spring Festival and lasts for 40 days.

7. Beijing Spring Festival Temple Fair (春节庙会)

Beijing’s Spring Festival is full of cultural activities, but the most popular one is the Temple fair. However, due to the pandemic this year, the government has put forward proposals and requirements for the prevention and control of the pandemic during the New Year’s Day and Spring Festival, including urging citizens to spend the holidays in their own places, having family gatherings with no more than 10 people, strictly controlling national conference training activities in Beijing. So the temple fairs, cultural performances, exhibitions and sales promotions and other large-scale activities could be scaled down or cancelled.

8. Longqing Gorge Ice Lantern Festival 龙庆峡冰雪节

Opening in the middle of January
But if even it is delayed, you still can go there to have a glimpse of the ice festival site which is under preparation, still a fun.  See  How to Visit Longqing Gorge Ice Lantern Festival.

9. Longtan Ice and Snow Festival  龙潭湖冰雪节

Time: Jan 05 -Feb.20  (Subject to the winter temperature)
Venue: Longtan Lake
Entrance Fee: RMB50
See: Longtan Lake Park Ice and Snow Festival

10.  Shichahai Ice Skating Rink 什刹海溜冰场

Time: Jan 05 -Feb.10 (Subject to the winter temperature)
Venue: Shichahai ( Houhai Lake )
Opening Hours: 9:00 – 20:30
Entrance Fee: RMB 10
See: Houhai Winter Ice Skating Rink (Tips, Photos & Map)

Shichahai Ice Skating Rink

11. Ski Resorts in Beijing 北京滑雪场

Visiting a ski resort is a bonus added to make a perfect winter holiday in Beijing. No matter you are a keen skier or non-skier, you can rewind and entertain yourself in a ski resort around Beijing, skiing and participating in snow activities, or just sitting in a cozy snack bar and appreciating the white ski area over a cup of coffee or tea.

See: Top 10 Beijing Ski Resorts

Ski Resorts in Beijing

Beijing Travel Guide in Each Month (Weather, What to do)

Beijing in January Travel Guide Beijing in February Travel Guide
Beijing in March Travel Guide Beijing in April Travel Guide
Beijing in May Travel Guide Beijing in June Travel Guide
Beijing in July Travel Guide Beijing in August Travel Guide
Beijing in September Travel Guide Beijing in October Travel Guide
Beijing in November Travel Guide Beijing in December Travel Guide

Tip:  Hassle-free Beijing Guided Tours

If you don’t want to do a self-guided tour and prefer the hassle-free escorted tours, here are some options for organized tours to Beijing:

Beijing Winter tour
Car Rental in Beijing
Beijing Day Tour
Beijing Tour Packages
Great Wall Tour
Beijing Tour
China City Tours
China Tour

Further Readings


Top 10 Ski Resorts in Beijing
Top 10 Ice Rinks in Beijing
Houhai Winter Ice Skating Rink
How to Visit Great Wall of China in Winter
Top Things to Do in Beijing in the Winter
How to Visit Longqing Gorge Ice Lantern Festival
What to see and do at the temple fairs in Beijing
Snow and Ice at Bird’s Nest (National Stadium)
How to Spend Spring Festival in Beijing
How to Spend Christmas Eve in Beijing
Longtan Lake Park Temple Fair

北京1月份旅游小贴士
Top 10 Attractions in Beijing
How to Visit Forbidden City
How to Visit Temple of Heaven
How to Visit Summer Palace
How to Visit Ming Tombs
How to Visit the Great Wall of China
How to Visit Tiananmen Square
How to Visit Hutongs
How to Visit Olympic Sites

Top 10 Markets in Beijing
Top 10 Shopping Malls in Beijing
Beijing Shopping

Wangfujing Night Snack Street
Qianmen Commercial Street
Beijing Huguosi Street

Any questions, just drop a line.

Beijing in December Travel Guide (Weather, Wear, Events & Tips)

Sunday, November 27th, 2022
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Plan your Beijing winter tour? Most people choose to visit Beijing in Autumn or spring, but there are some who would like to travel Beijing in December, not just because of Christmas holiday…

The weather in December in Beijing

December is the actual beginning of Beijing’s long winter season which lasts 4 months from November 15 to next year’s March 15. In December Beijing is cold and windy.

Beijing is a dry city, not much snow in winter. Sometimes there is some snow in later December. Sometimes there is no snow at all for the whole December.

Summer Palace in Snow

Beijing could be very windy in December. Don’t stay outside for long time if you are in a windy day. As for what to wear on your December Beijing tours, you may check below each day ‘s average temperature according to the past  50 years’ climate data.

What to Wear in Beijing in December

Winter Great Wall Hike is a bit challenging mainly due to the frozen weather in later December, January and early February each year in Beijing. Check How to dress for visiting Great Wall in winter.

You are advised to dress warmly – winter hat with ear flap, ear warmers, gloves, scarf, warm jackets and the winter accessories.

Historical Climate  Data for December in Beijing

This past 50-year historical weather data is quite useful for you to plan your trip to Beijing well in advance.  You may use the data to decide what to wear on your coming trip to Beijing.

By the way you may also check our  Beijing December Realtime Weather Photos  for more information on the Beijing weather images in December.

Date      Average high   Average low  Precipitation  Extreme High Extreme low
Dec 015℃                   -4℃0mm13℃(2008)-13℃(1966)
Dec 025℃-4℃0mm13℃(1983)-13℃(1952)
Dec 035℃-4℃0mm20℃(1989)-12℃(1952)
Dec 046℃-4℃0mm17℃(1989)-11℃(1952)
Dec 055℃-5℃0mm12℃(1955)-14℃(1952)
Dec 064℃-5℃0mm10℃(1983)-13℃(1965)
Dec 075℃-5℃                 0mm13℃(1983)-13℃(1985)
Dec 084℃-6℃0mm12℃(1983)-16℃(1967)
Dec 095℃-5℃0mm12℃(2004)-14℃(1985)
Dec 105℃-5℃0mm13℃(1951)-13℃(1956)
Dec 114℃-5℃0mm13℃(1958)-14℃(1967)
Dec 124℃-6℃0mm10℃(1988)-12℃(1972)
Dec 133℃-6℃0mm9℃(1998)-13℃(1967)
Dec 143℃-6℃0mm10℃(1963)-14℃(1961)
Dec 153℃-7℃        0mm13℃(1998)-14℃(1967)
Dec 164℃-6℃0mm13℃(1951)-14℃(1952)
Dec 173℃-6℃0mm12℃(1951)-14℃(1965)
Dec 18  3℃-7℃0mm13℃(1951)-15℃(1952)
Dec 193℃-7℃0mm           11℃(1951)          -18℃(1952)
Dec 203℃-7℃0mm14℃(1951)-18℃(1952)
Dec 213℃-7℃0mm11℃(1998)-16℃(1971)
Dec 223℃-7℃0mm11℃(1963)-14℃(1956)
Dec 233℃-7℃0mm14℃(1962)-16℃(1967)
Dec 242℃-8℃0mm16℃(1996)-15℃(1967)
Dec 252℃       -7℃0mm10℃(1987)-16℃(1970)
Dec 262℃-8℃0mm10℃(1987)-14℃(1966)
Dec 272℃-8℃0mm13℃(1987)-18℃(1966)
Dec 281℃-8℃0mm14℃(1987)-18℃(1967)
Dec 291℃-8℃0mm8℃(1987)-15℃(1966)
Dec 302℃-8℃0mm9℃(1975)-16℃(1967)
Dec 31    2℃-8℃0mm10℃(1973)-18℃(1965

December Events, Holidays& Festivals

Most people choose to visit Beijing in Autumn or spring, but there are some who would like to travel Beijing in December, not just because of Christmas holiday…

Annual Events and Festivals

1. National Legal Publicity Day 全国法制宣传日
The National Legal Publicity Day falls on 4 December which was inaugurated in 2001.  It is aimed at promoting the constitution sprite as well as building a harmonious society in China.

2. Memorial Day for Nanjing Massacre 南京大屠杀纪念日
This special day falls on 13 December.  The museum’s official name is called the Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders (侵华日军南京大屠杀遇难同胞纪念馆). The museum tells the overwhelming atrocities of raping, killing, burning and looting committed by the Japanese forces of aggression during the six weeks from December 13 to January, 1938.

3.  Ski Resorts in Beijing 北京滑雪场
Visiting a ski resort is a bonus added to make a perfect winter holiday in Beijing. No matter you are a keen skier or non-skier, you can rewind and entertain yourself in a ski resort around Beijing, skiing and participating in snow activities, or just sitting in a cozy snack bar and appreciating the white ski area over a cup of coffee or tea.
Check out The Top 10 Ski Resorts in Beijing for more information.

4. Christmas Eve in Beijing
Christmas Eve for the West is similar to the New Year’s Eve of Chinese lunar new year for the Chinese, a time for family reunion. This western religious festival is getting its popularity in China, especially in the big cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and more. Check out How to Spend Christmas Eve in Beijing for more information.

5. New Year Eve Ceremony 新年之夜欢庆
Each year the local tourism bureau will hold a fantastic “New Year Celebration” on the eve of the coming new year in a unique way.  Turn to a local travel agency or visit the tourism bureau’s official website for the new year celebration.

6. Heavy Snow on December 7 大雪
It begins to snow heavily. Heavy Snow is one of the 24  solar terms in China.

7.Winter Solstice on December 21 冬至
One of the 24 solar terms in China, it has the shortest daytime of a year. After the day, many places in China go into the coldest period.

Beijing Travel Guide in Each Month (Weather, What to do)

Beijing in January Travel GuideBeijing in February Travel Guide
Beijing in March Travel GuideBeijing in April Travel Guide
Beijing in May Travel GuideBeijing in June Travel Guide
Beijing in July Travel GuideBeijing in August Travel Guide
Beijing in September Travel GuideBeijing in October Travel Guide
Beijing in November Travel GuideBeijing in December Travel Guide

Beijing Winter Tour

Tip:  Hassle-free Beijing Guided Winter Tours

If you don’t want to do a self-guided tour and prefer the hassle-free escorted tours,  here are some options for guided tours to Beijing:

Beijing Winter tour
Car Rental in Beijing
Beijing Day Tour
Beijing Tour Packages
Great Wall Tour
Beijing Tour
China City Tours
China Tour

Further Readings


Best Time to Visit Beijing
How to plan a trip to Beijing

Top 10 Attractions in Beijing
Top 10 Tourist Scams Beijing
How to Visit Forbidden City
How to Visit Temple of Heaven
How to Visit Summer Palace
How to Visit Ming Tombs
How to Visit the Great Wall of China
How to Visit Tiananmen Square
How to Visit Hutongs
How to Visit Olympic Sites

Top 10 Markets in Beijing
Top 10 Shopping Malls in Beijing
Beijing Shopping

Wangfujing Night Snack Street
Qianmen Commercial Street
Beijing Huguosi Street

Any questions, just drop a line.

Beijing in November Travel Guide (Weather, Wear, Events & Tips)

Sunday, November 13th, 2022
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For various reasons, you are in a process of planning your Beijing tour in November, a particular transit time from autumn to winter in Beijing.

Now you may want to know what’s the weather like in November in Beijing, the activities and holidays in November Beijing can offer and any benefits for visiting Beijing in November.

The weather in November in Beijing

Beijing’s weather in November is generally divided into two parts – later autumn (Nov 01 – 15) and early winter (Nov.15 – Nov.30 ).

If you come to Beijing during the first half November, you can still catch the last hues of the golden autumn in Beijing though the temperature in November will be a bit lower than October. Best Fall Foliage Period: Oct 15 throughout Nov 15.

Catch the last fall hues in Beijing

If you happen to visit Beijing in later November, you will meet Beijing in its early winter. Each year’s November 15 is the official day for starting the indoor heating system all over Beijing.

In a sense, you are lucky to enjoy the comfort offered by the perfect heating either at your hotel or residential areas in Beijing if you come to Beijing in later November.

What to Wear in Beijing in November

In November, there is relatively a big temperature difference in a day. Wear warm clothes in the early morning when you are out for sightseeing.

November is also one of the foggiest months in a year.

Wear a jacket, or a warm coat, long pants, jeans. So be mindful of the temperature difference in this transit period.

Comfortable sports hoes, rubber soled shoes for hiking. In afternoon, sometimes the sunlight could be very strong, get ready for sunglasses, sun cream and sun hat.

So if you are going to have an excursion to the Great Wall or other outdoor activities, check the weather one day before your trip.

Historical Weather Data for November

This past 50-year historical weather data is quite useful for you to plan your trip to Beijing well in advance.  You may use the data to decide what to wear on your coming trip to Beijing.

By the way you may also check our Beijing November Realtime Weather Photos for more timely information on the Beijing weather in November.

Date      Average high   Average low  Extreme High Extreme low
Nov.0115℃3℃21℃(1971)-4℃(1974)
Nov.0215℃3℃21℃(2006)-4℃(1969)
Nov.0315℃3℃22℃(1954)-3℃(1969)
Nov.0414℃4℃22℃(1954)-3℃(2002)
Nov.0514℃3℃21℃(1995)-3℃(1956)
Nov.0614℃3℃22℃(1995)-4℃(1952)
Nov.0713℃2℃22℃(1954)-3℃(1981)
Nov.0812℃2℃23℃(1954)-6℃(1968)
Nov.0911℃1℃21℃(1954)-8℃(1968)
Nov.1012℃1℃20℃(2005)-8℃(1968)
Nov.1111℃1℃21℃(1995)-6℃(2000)
Nov.1211℃1℃19℃(1995)-7℃(1967)
Nov.1311℃1℃19℃(1990)-8℃(1979)
Nov.1410℃0℃20℃(1962)-9℃(1979)
Nov.1510℃0℃17℃(2006)-7℃(1976)
Nov.169℃-1℃19℃(1957)-5℃(1955)
Nov.179℃-1℃19℃(1957)-6℃(1981)
Nov.189℃-1℃19℃(1957)-8℃(1998)
Nov.199℃-1℃17℃(2001)-7℃(1989)
Nov.209℃-1℃18℃(2001)-7℃(1952)
Nov.218℃-2℃18℃(2001)-9℃(1993)
Nov.227℃-2℃16℃(1964)-10℃(1993)
Nov.238℃-2℃20℃(1964)-9℃(1993)
Nov.247℃-2℃15℃(2005)-10℃(1993)
Nov.257℃-2℃15℃(1971)-9℃(1959)
Nov.267℃-3℃14℃(2005)-9℃(1960)
Nov.277℃-3℃14℃(1964)-12℃(1960)
Nov.286℃-3℃13℃(1980)-9℃(1971)
Nov.296℃-4℃14℃(1980)-11℃(1987)
Nov.306℃-4℃13℃(1988)-12℃(1970)

November Events,Holidays & Festivals

November, a particular transit time from autumn to winter in Beijing. Now you may want to know what’s the weather like in November in Beijing, the activities and holidays in November Beijing can offer and any benefits for visiting Beijing in November.

For the first half of this November, don’t waste time to catch up the beautiful views of later autumn foliage in and around Beijing.

For later November visitors, well prepare your warm clothes if you are going to hike the Great Wall and become heroes despite the cold weather on the Wall.

There are also some food festivals and yummy food in November. November is typically when the vendors who sell roasted chestnuts are in many outlets in the city of Beijing.

Instant-boiled mutton becomes popular in this month bring much warmth in the cold weather.

It’s always a good idea to check the local calendar of events for the places you are going to as well as Beijing climate during your stay in Beijing.

Why go to Beijing in November

Maybe November is not the best season to visit Beijing, specially during the later half month of November when temperature will drop.

But there are some good reasons to travel Beijing in later November. From starting every November 15, hotels, airlines and even the attraction entrance fees will give better discounts which you won’t enjoy during tourist high season. Tourist volume will be much thinner in the sites you are going to visit.

You will have a relaxing and carefree time for photo taking. But please keep in mind that the opening time for winter sites will be shorter. So you should adjust your travel schedule.  Beijing can be a great place in November.

Annual Events and Festivals

1. China Journalists’ Day  记者节
China Journalists’ Day falls on 08 November which was  inaugurated in the year 2000.  It is one of three holidays marked for professions in China. Journalists still work on this special day just as nurses and teachers on their own holidays.

2. National Fire Protection Publicity Day 全国消防日
This day falls on 9 November which was inaugurated  1992.

3. Skiing Activities (滑雪活动)
Later November some ski resorts in Beijing start soft opening.

4. Start of Winter 立冬
Start of Winter is one of the 24  solar terms in China, meaning that winter has begun and all things start to rest. Its climate also changes from the dry autumn to rainy cold winter. This year Start of Winter falls on November 7, 2021.

5. Light Snow on November 22 小雪
It begins to snow but can’t accumulate a lot on the ground. Light Snow is one of the 24  solar terms in China.

Beijing Travel Guide in Each Month (Weather, What to do)

Beijing in January Travel GuideBeijing in February Travel Guide
Beijing in March Travel GuideBeijing in April Travel Guide
Beijing in May Travel GuideBeijing in June Travel Guide
Beijing in July Travel GuideBeijing in August Travel Guide
Beijing in September Travel GuideBeijing in October Travel Guide
Beijing in November Travel GuideBeijing in December Travel Guide

Escorted Beijing tour in Autumn and Winter

Don’t want to go the do-it-yourself route? No worries, here are some options for guided tours to Beijing for your Autumn tour and winter tour.

Beijing Autumn Tour
Beijing Winter tour
Car Rental in Beijing
Beijing Day Tour
Beijing Tour Packages
Great Wall Tour
Beijing Tour
China City Tours
China Tour

Further Readings


Best Time to Visit Beijing
How to plan a trip to Beijing

Top 10 Attractions in Beijing
Top 10 Tourist Scams Beijing
How to Visit Forbidden City
How to Visit Temple of Heaven
How to Visit Summer Palace
How to Visit Ming Tombs
How to Visit the Great Wall of China
How to Visit Tiananmen Square
How to Visit Hutongs
How to Visit Olympic Sites

Top 10 Markets in Beijing
Top 10 Shopping Malls in Beijing
Beijing Shopping

Wangfujing Night Snack Street
Qianmen Commercial Street
Beijing Huguosi Street

Any questions, just drop a line.