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Please visit Beijing tour from Singapore<\/a><\/span><\/strong> for more information.<\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Once you decide to visit Beijing, the first thing you should do is to book your international flights to Beijing. You may use your own travel agency or the online flight booking travel webs such as CheapTickets.com \u2013 Expedia.com \u2013 Hotwire.com \u2013 Kayak.com \u2013 Orbitz.com \u2013 Priceline.com \u2013 Travelocity.com.<\/span><\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>After your round trip international flights are booked, your next important task is to reserve your hotel in Beijing. There are over 800 star-rated hotels in Beijing. So you have a hard job to find an ideal hotel. You may ask your travel agent to do it for you. Or you may check the hotels through the online hotel booking travel wesbsites such as expedia.com \u2013 travelocity.com \u2013 booking.com \u2013 priceonline.com and many more. If you are mentally drained by the search for the over 800 star-rated hotels in Beijing, you may check our selected three best value hotels in Beijing<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Now both your flights and hotels are booked, it is time to search the top things to see and do in Beijing. It takes time to enjoy everything that Beijing City has to offer. But if you only have a few days to spare, you can economize by seeing the top ten attractions in Beijing City or doing the top 10 things. In that way, you can say that you have experienced Beijing City, even if your stay there lasts only for a few days or just the weekend. See <\/span>Top 10 Attractions in Beijing<\/span><\/a><\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/div>\n
\n<\/strong>Now your attention is turned to the transfer from Beijing airport to your hotel in Beijing.
\nFirst, you should learn some basic information on Beijing Capital Airport. At present there are three terminals \u2013 T3, T2 and T1. Most of the international flights arrive at T3 and T2. T2 and T1 are connected by a corridor. T3 is a little far from both T2 and T1. There is a Free Inter-Terminal Shuttle Buses connecting T3, T2 and T1. T3 is the largest single terminal in the world. Please make sure at which terminal you are arriving or departing to avoid a wrong terminal. Detailed information about the terminals at Beijing Capital Airport<\/a>. You can choose one of the following 4 transportations to go from Beijing airport to your downtown hotel.
\nBeijing Car Rental<\/a>
\nBeijing Airport Shuttle Bus Service<\/a>
\nBeijing Airport Taxi Service<\/a>
\nBeijing Airport Express Train<\/a><\/div>\n
\n<\/strong>Please find below my suggested travel plan for your reference:
\n1) Beijing in One Day:
\nTiananmen Square, Forbidden City and Badaling Great Wall ( or Mutianyu Great Wall )
\n2) Beijing in Two Days:
\nDay 01: Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven and Summer Palace, Beijing Opera
\nDay 02: Ming Tombs and Badaling Great Wall ( or Mutianyu Great Wall )
\n3) Beijing in Three Days:
\nDay 01: Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven and Summer Palace
\nDay 02: Ming Tombs and Badaling Great Wall ( or Mutianyu Great Wall )
\nDay 03: Hutongs, Lama Temple and Olympic Sites, Silk Market, Beijing Opera
\n4) Beijing in Four Days:
\nDay 01: Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven and Summer Palace
\nDay 02: Ming Tombs and Badaling Great Wall
\nDay 03: Hutongs, Lama Temple, Olypic Sites, Silk Market, Beijing Opera
\nDay 04: Beijing Capital Museum, Panda House, CCTV Headquaters Building, Grand Natioal Theatre, 798 Space<\/span><\/div>\n
\nGenerally speaking, getting around or out of town, is quite easy in Beijing. In the past 30 years, Beijing transportation has been improved gradually and greatly – widened roads, lengthened subway lines, more clean buses, more environmentally friendly taxis etc. But like any other metropolitan cities worldwide, you will hit a traffic snag in a peak hour. So try to avoid rush hours and well plan your airport transfer to keep from possible delay.<\/span><\/div>\n