Experience Jinshanling Great Wall To End Your Tour Career

There is our chinese ancient war wall called Jinshanling. Where chinese emperors lived since centuries ago , Beautiful scenery and chinese culture lol....love love love love love love love love
Jinshanling Great Wall which famous for its hiking trail offers original features of Ming Dynasty Wall. IF you are a hiking lover, then Jinshanling Great Wall could be the best place to practice your skill. Surrounded by impressive Great Wall and stunning mountainous area, create your trip easier and well

organized by Jinshanling Great Wall Tour. The following is one of the popular tour routes recommend for you:
Our guide will pick you up at the hotel in downtown Beijing about 6:00am and directly transfer you to Jinshanling Great Wall. Drive to the Great Wall for about 3 hours till reach the Wall. Jinshanling is relatively less crowded, fewer visitors and best for its nature views. Discover many interesting spots for about 4 hours exploring the Wall. Be careful because the path on Jinshanling is rather steep and rocky with some parts are getting quite narrow. Back to the ancient history of China with climbing the original section of Great Wall. After finish, transfer you back to the hotel in Beijing.
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If You Have a Chance To Taiyuan I am Sure You Love It

Taiyuan, the capital of Shanxi Province, is bounded on three sides by mountains. It has a 2500-year history and in ancient times was an important military town. Now it is one of China's heavy industrial cities and accounts for more than half the national coal mining output.

The city also has a wealth of attractions and notably among these is the Jinci Temple. This is the city's most attractive temple although the Shuangta Si (Twin-Pagoda Temple) has become a symbol of the city on account of its unique architecture. Another major attraction is the Tianlong Shan Stone Caves where magnificent sculptures dating from the Tang Dynasty (618-907) may be seen.
Taiyuan benefits from convenient public transport systems as the city is the provincial transportation hub. Accommodation facilities have become more and more advanced over recent years and range from 5-star hotels to a selection of comfortable guest houses.
The gourmand should be aware that Shanxi noodles are highly reputed all over the country, as well as the local vinegar. Other local delicacies are the Tou Nao, the Steamed Dumpling, Sausages and Mutton Soup. To accompany these wholesome foods there are Fen Jiu (Fen Wine) and Zhuye Qing (Zhuye Qing Wine). As well as its cuisine the city is noted for products such as finely crafted lacquer ware.

Local Beijing Tell You Beijing Facts in 2013

Being capital of the People's Republic of China, it is the nation's political, economic, cultural, educational and international trade and communication center. Located in northern China, close to the port city of Tianjin and partially surrounded by Hebei Province, it also serves as the most important transportation hub and port of entry.

As one of the six ancient cities in China, it has been the heart and soul of politics and society throughout its long history and consequently there is an unparalleled wealth of discovery to delight and intrigue travelers as they explore the city's ancient past and exciting modern development. Now it has become one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, with about 140 million Chinese tourists and 4.4 million international visitors in a year.

Know more about Beijing Facts.

From Jan. 1, 2013, passport holders of 45 countries and regions including USA, UK, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Denmark, Netherlands, Spain, etc. are granted a visa-free stay of up to 72 hours when taking an international transfer via Beijing Capital Airport. 

Eating Feeling And Funny in Beijing Koufuju Hotpot Restaurant

This restaurant is reminiscent of old Beijing
There are mainly two kinds of hotpot restaurants in Beijing: Mongolian and Sichuan style. The staple of hotpot is mutton.
Mongolian hot pot originated from the northern nomadic tribes. The Chinese hot

pot boasts a history of more than 1000 years and became popular during the Tang Dynasty. In the following dynasties, the cooking style was used by imperial chefs in the middle of 17th century. Mutton hot pot became a favorite for the imperial family. Sliced raw mutton is prepared and then put into boiling water in the hot pot which is placed in the middle of the table. The slices are coated with a do-it-yourself sauce and then eaten. The pot itself is made of brass, with a wide outer rim where the charcoal burns to heat the liquid.
Nowadays, hotpot has changed in many aspects, but this Beijing hotpot restaurant, Koufuju, with its independent small pots, looks much cleaner than common hot pot restaurants. Its mutton, sugar garlic and seasoning are known as the best three of the hot pot world and have attracted the patronage of many Chinese celebrities. Though the price might be a bit high, its strong old Beijing flavor makes up for it. This is a good place to dine with friends.
Spicy Sichuan hotpot is divided into half-spicy, half-not. In the past, Sichuan hot pot was very spicy but now people can taste hot pot with spicy, clear or milky soup. A hot pot may be divided into several parts and a customer may instantly boil food of three or four tastes in a same pot.

Have A Lot of Fun in Beijing Sanlitun

Sanlitun is Beijing's most famous bar area. Sanlitun has become a popular bar street for foreigners as well as locals – Bar Blu and The Tree are among the more popular hangouts.Before 1949 the Legation Quarter near Tiananmen Square was the centre of diplomatic activity, but in the '50s it was moved outside the city centre to what is now known as Sanlitun. The large number of embassies and

foreigners working in the nearby UN building encouraged entrepreneurs to open the first Western style bars and restaurants.
North of the main strip and on the other side of Dongzhimen, behind the German and Australian embassies, is a quaint quarter of tree-lined shady streets more reminiscent of Shanghai than Beijing. There is a smattering of mid-price Western and Asian restaurants – some with beautiful roof gardens-as well as an increasing number of boutique shops. Further east, where Dongzhimenwai Dajie meets the Third Ring Road, is the Agricultural Museum.
Despite the less than family-friendly characters that hang out around Sanlitun Jiubajie-literally Sanlitun Bar Street-it's still the first and main bar area of Beijing and one of the most popular spots to head to for a night out. The Sanlitun Mall and the 3.3 Shopping Centre are both worth a visit during the day to pick up some one-off pieces that can't be found at nearby Yashow Market. Nali Market just to the east of the main street is home to some clean and bright cafés and shops selling ethnic jewellery, affordable shoes, bags and clothes.

State AAAA Scenic Spot The Tanzhe Temple

The Tanzhe Temple is a State AAAA Scenic Spot and one of the top-priority national protected cultural relic sites in Beijing. Located in Mentougou District of Beijing, it is about 30 kilometers away from downtown Beijing. Initially built in the first year of Yongjia (AD 307) during the Western Jin Dynasty, it boasts a time-honored history of almost 1,700 years. As the proverb goes: “Tanzhe Temple came first, then Beijing City made its debut”.

Due to the "Dragon Nest" behind the temple and Cudrania trees making a forest in the mountain, Tanzhe Temple hereby got its name. Tanzhe Temple sits north and faces south, leaning against Baozhu Mountain. Surrounded by nine tall peaks as a horseshoe-shaped retaining ring, Baozhu Mountain seems protected by nine dragons in the middle. The large Tanzhe Temple stands in the south foothill of Baozhu Mountain. As the tall peaks prevent cold northwestern currents, a warm and humid microclimate occurs where the Tanzhe Temple stands. Therefore, this region features lush vegetation with many old trees and valuable flowers. A magnificent view of a beautiful natural environment greets all tourists.

The University of Science and Technology Beijing

The University of Science and Technology Beijing (USTB) Gymnasium is completed. Comprising a main gymnasium and a 50 m X 25 m standard-sized swimming pool, the gymnasium has a total building area of 24,662 sq m.

The main gymnasium contains a 60 m x 40 m competition area and 8,012 spectator seats, including 4,080 permanent seats and 3,932 temporary seats. The venue will hold the Judo and Taekwondo competitions of the Olympic Games and Wheelchair Rugby and Wheelchair Basketball competitions of the Paralympic Games next year. The gymnasium meets all the competition requirements for these sports.

The USTB Gymnasium belongs to the Olympics, but moreover, it belongs to the university, emphasized Zhuang Weimin, the venue's designer. Zhuang, the dean of the Architectural Design and Research Institute at Tsinghua University, explained that since the early stages of designing the gymnasium, a major goal was to have the gymnasium complement its green surroundings.

The gymnasium takes full advantage of sunlight, rainwater, fresh air, and other renewable resources to address the power, air conditioning, and water supply needs, he said. The gymnasium also has a solar-powered hot water system, an adjustable frequency air conditioning system, and a reclaimed water system.

The biggest highlight of the USTB Gymnasium lies in the installation of 148 fiber optic light pipes that are 530 mm in diameter -- more than in any other Beijing Olympic venue so far. On days with strong sunlight, the light pipes will be able to meet the lighting needs for sports training in the gymnasium. At night, the light pipes will transmit light through the gymnasium' s roof, creating an attractive nightscape effect.

Throughout the entire construction process, making the gymnasium people-friendly was a top priority. Zhuang said that full consideration was given to making the venue accessible to people with a disability.

After the Games, the USTB Gymnasium will become the university's main education and entertainment venue. It will also be used for major international sports competitions.