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lauro says:
beijing capital international airport is the busiest airport in china. it had a major overhaul when the summer olympics of 2008 was held in beijing.
my flight to manila from paris had it's 2nd stopover in beijing in terminal 2. inside, it is very confusing, because i am not leaving the airport fo…
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Girl_from_Germany says:
These tips should help you to survive after you have arrived at Beijing International Airport:
If you wanna take a taxi into town, always queue at the taxi lane. Those are the only official taxis. If someone else offers you a ride, be careful, he may rips you off and charges a lot. Always tell th…
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CristinaDiaz says:
I was in Beijing for a month and i lost track how many times i found myself at china doll.
i was paying new york prices but it was totally worth it!
the atmosphere was great and it was very safe since you were frisked like 3 times going in, and everytime you went in after that. bags are also check…
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Lilith63 says:
Kelly, John and Rebecca were the most hospitable hosts that I have had the pleasure to know. They are there to not only make you feel at home but to make sure you enjoy your experience in Beijing. They speak English very well and understand what travelers need and want. I have never had such a gr…
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schoogz says:
The Red Lantern Hostel in Beijing, China was a delightful experience. For starters, in a city and country with few English speakers staying at a hostel where most of the staff speaks more-or-less fluent English was a welcome commodity. On top of that, the hostel organized all of our Must-See/Do trip…
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AtlantaScottyV says:
When I traveled to Beijing in 2001, Robert (a.k.a. "Spechina" on Travel Buddy) was our tour guide that we had hired through a family friend. Needless to say, we had fantastic tours of everything! He was able to arrange everything ahead of time for us and coordinate all of our t…
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jegs76 says:
If u want to travel by train in China, good luck! Because u will need it more than anything. Sometimes u get it easy, sometimes u never get to the train.
If u r in Beijing and u r about to buy a ticket or get any info, DONT ENTER THE STATION BUILDING! inside there are nothing u need. But also DONT …
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ultimatedilwala says:
Alameda is a Brazillian Restaurant in Beijing, in San Li Tun.
It received the 'Best Restaurant' Award from the leading magazine for expatriates in Beijing (That's Beijing). Their food is absolutely superb as is the service, the decor and the ambience.
The chef comes out to personally inquir…
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princeza_9 says:
Of the foods I wanted to make sure my guests (my parents) had when they visited, Beijing Roast Duck was at the top of the list. So walking along the main street in Wangfujing, we stopped at the Quanjude Roast Duck Restaurant in one of the hutongs. We were immediately greeted upon entering, shown t…
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awonder01 says:
Two fun-seeking American friends give you the lowdown on getting around in China’s capital city, Beijing.
The subway is very cheap and for 2rmb, you can use 8 different lines, but avoid traveling at 7-9am, or 5-7pm at week days.
Taxi can be a good option, from the airport to downtown area c…
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kalbakk says:
If you're looking for a good place to stay in Beijing, Wangfujing Youth hostel is a good choice. The staff are so sweet and helpful, the beds are really comfortable and it's a great place to meet other travellers. Connected to the hostel there's a Travellers Café, with tasty international food. …
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WaltJake says:
We stayed at the Grand Hyatt in Beijing and were very happy with this hotel. I chose it because of it's location and amenities. Located within a ten minute walk of Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, the hotel can also arrange a bus tour for you to see the Great Wall Of China. It is also a sh…
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mein0001 says:
Oh glorious yummyness! Everything was scrumptious. I found it to be a cozy little spot. Multiple tables for smaller numbers in the front of the restaurant and a room that works for larger groups in the back. A lot of things were fried, but I've found that to be the case here with most restaurants. T…
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filthyjabba says:
Go to the Badaling part of the wall this is very accessible from the CBD in Beijing. views are breathtaking but try to get there as early as possible as te crowds can be annoying.
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dutch_duke says:
Hi There all,
We, my wife an me, stayed for 8 night's in total in Beijing.
Both times in this hostel.
We travelled aground in a big part of China but with neck and shoulders this one is the best one.
Why?
A LOT!:
The contact we had (still overseas) was very nice.
The staff is more than …
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marcelvanveen says:
I stayed in this hotel during the Olympics and it´s a perfect home base from where you can visit everything in Beijing. This hotel is in the middle between the forbidden city and the olympic green. To the subway line 2 takes about 5 minutes walking, but who needs a sub when taxi´s are very cheap (…
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mein0001 says:
Super Gambei (translated to Super "bottoms up" or "cheers") is a very nice cafe (across the street from Vantt Gallery and Cafe) on the main road in the 798 Art District in Beijing. Quite overpriced, but very cozy. They make yummy homemade ice cream, but it will run you 35rmb (about $5US) for two sma…
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Farore says:
Well there is plenty to see in (and around) Beijing. You really have to see the Great Wall (and climb it too ;), Tienanmen Square (and everything around it) and The Forbidden Palace. If you have the patience you can stand in line on Tienanmen square and visit Mao's Mausoleum.
The Summer Palace is …
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mikemmlj says:
If you want to be just slightly (but not too!) adventurous the Holiday Inn Temple of Heaven is a great place to stay. In an up and coming neighborhood just a few miles away from Forbidden city and the main tourist areas it offers a more local but still safe view of Beijing.
The local shops were c…
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portia says:
Xiang Shan (fragrance hill) park is on the western surburb of Beijing, established in 1186 as a summer resort and hunging grounds for the emporers. Emporer Qianlong (in 1745) had built many pagodas, palaces there, and there was a Xiang Shan temple there too. However, most of these buildings were des…
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AtlantaScottyV says:
I only rated this hotel in Beijing as 'expensive' due to the fact that it contains the famous Beijing (or Peking) Opera at the Liyuan Theatre. I do not recall the actual cost but remember it being rated a "4-Star" hotel by China's standards. I'm not sure about the hotel rating system in China, the…
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Ann_Hells says:
The location of this park is its crown jewel. After walking through the Fobidden City all you want to do is lie down in the grass or enjoy some cool breeze at the top of this scenic hill.
At the top are two gazebo style buildings formerly housing religious relics. On a hot summer day you will find…
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natanoja says:
This is a nice place, one of my favorites. good drinks, good food, good ambience (sometimes it gets too crowded though)
it's above the bookstore on the main crossroad at wudaokou.
They have open-mic night, quiz night, movie night, and every other night.
Most of the foreign students go here at d…
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domnicella says:
The Chinese Box is terrific. It's run by a wonderful family, who go out of their way to make you feel welcome and comfortable. Breakfast is included, which is a huge perk. The rooms are pretty standard, but the common areas are really great. Free internet, hundreds of dvds, good food, and a great pl…
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portia says:
Simatai section of the Great Wall is about 2-3 hours drive (120km) from Beijing, and you should plan at least 3 hours there. It is possible to go to Jinshangling (to the west) section of the Great Wall, and hike over to Simatai. Seems like pretty serious hiking, and could take 3-4 hours just to get …
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Very cheap "General Tip & Advice" in China
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ctjevans says:
It depends on what part(s) of China you will be visiting, but the most general advice I can give to anyone is, “Learn Chinese!” It’s really hard to get by in most parts of the country without speaking their language (or having a local friend to translate for you).
Using Skype (an internatio…
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darkfancy969 says:
This was a great hostel. I stayed in the single room which was about $25 american. There are also beds in a men's or women's dorm which are about $7 a night. The staff is great. There is a common room to sit and meet people. They serve food at a decent price also. Some of the staff speaks dece…
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Shaon says:
I was here during the 2008 Olympics. Me and my friend had booked beds from dormitory, but there was some kind of mix-up so we ended up staying in this really nice hotel like room with two our friends from the road! :D So I don´t know about the dormitory but douple and triple rooms are really nice a…
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princeza_9 says:
As anyone in Beijing would tell you, Western food is expensive. So with that in mind, I wandered my way into Bravo with a hunger for Italian. It's convenient for me since I live two streets away, and is generally convenient, almost right at the door of the ShuangJing metro stop and within quite a fe…
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mein0001 says:
Vantt Gallery and Cafe is in a great location (on the main road in the 798 Art District in Beijing). Prices were good, a bit inflated because of the location, but not ridiculous. It's a great spot to people watch. I got some bibimbap (Korea dish), which was super yummy (about 25rmb, $4US), but there…
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