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AdrenalineJunkie13 says:
I started to smell wifts of good smelling incense and other burning papers from about 2 blocks away. I didn’t comprehend that it was the temples offerings and paid homage’s to Buddha and his fellow friends (other gods, essentially “saints” ect.). The entrance is a parking lot inside the w…
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Eric says:
Unfortunately, a lot of the more impressive buildings were under construction during my visit, so often all I got to see was a giant piece of tarp with a faded photo of what I was actually supposed to be seeing. Since the weather was so hot, and we were tired, Dave and I made it our quest to find th…
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crystalevans says:
Known as China's national opera, Peking Opera, which originated in the late 18th century, is a synthesis of music, dance, art and acrobatics. It is the most influential and representative of all operas in China. It has a history of over 200 years already. Originally Beijing Opera was a form of local…
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travelman727 says:
If you're traveling to Beijing when the weather is good, make sure to spend an evening at Chaoyang Park (north Beijing, Chaoyang District). This unique outside and inside entertainment area adjoins a large pond. On any summer night, you can soak up the sounds of great live bands and nightclubs featu…
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GreatWall
1 review
#20 of 27 things to do in Beijing
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Ming Tombs
2 reviews
#21 of 27 things to do in Beijing
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echowangxian says:
The General Sacred Way Dingling Underground Palace Changling Ling'en Dian which is made of Nanmu
It was so quite when I walking on the Sacred Way, touching those vivid stone statues, imaging how powerful of the Emperors used to be. but now the owners all gone for handreds years, only those stone …
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tekk2k says:
They were pretty cool. The Bird's Nest was very unique. It looks much better at night. The water cube glows blue at night. The grounds were still under construction when we went to visit. Which meant that the Buildings we surround by a large fence. But I still got some good photos.
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Silk Market
2 reviews
#23 of 27 things to do in Beijing
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easyjobrob says:
I love travelling in China, yes, yes I know all about the human rights etc.. but you really must get there and see it before capitalism and the olympics destroys it..anyway, more of that in later posts and reviews. Despite my dislike of the capitalisation of China this post is about one of the most …
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ophirh says:
Went to see the Lama Temple on Sunday afternoon.
First of all it's very easy to get there, as there's a subway station which is called the Lama Temple, and it's 200 meters from the entrance to the Temple.
The entrance fee is 25 yuan (3$) and it worths it. The temple is active, and a lot of chinese…
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crystalevans says:
Lying at the center of Beijing, the Forbidden City, called Gu Gong in Chinese, was the imperial palace during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Now known as the Palace Museum, it is to the north of Tiananmen Square. Rectangular in shape, it is the world's largest palace complex and covers 74 hectares. Su…
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msSleep says:
In this place u can see all of attractions and all place to go in the whole world.
U just get one ticket entry, and u can enjoy eastern and western sight seeing!
yeah,, nice place!
all of things,, from Liberty statue from state until Eiffel tower from Paris, also Opera house from sydney,, Spinx f…
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crystalevans says:
With its handsome buildings, pretty scenery and tumultuous history, the Summer Palace is a wonderful place to explore. The most leisurely way to escape the crowd is to take a stroll on the willow-shaded paths and arched bridges that encircled the Kunming Lake - bring you camera and a picnic.
The …
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