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Beijing, China · Travel Guide

Sort the Beijing route before you choose a neighborhood

Plan the sights, arrival and everyday travel details that matter to your trip. For accommodation, explore our Beijing stays page to compare neighborhoods and homes around your plans.

01 · Sights & Routes

Best Things to Do in Beijing

Group nearby sights into the same day and check official ticket or transport details before setting out. The right place to stay depends on the rest of your itinerary, not one attraction alone.

Mutianyu Great Wall along mountain ridges near Beijing

World heritage

Mutianyu Great Wall

A Full-Day Walk on Beijing's Mountain Ridges

Set aside a full day for one of the best-known Great Wall sections near Beijing. Mutianyu combines restored watchtowers, steep ridge walks and wide mountain views; confirm current tickets and transport before departure.

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Temple of Heaven historic building in Beijing

Imperial ritual site

Temple of Heaven

Imperial Architecture and Morning Park Life

Visit early for the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, the Echo Wall and the park's morning tai chi, music and exercise. Passport ticketing options and opening details should be checked on the official visitor page.

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Lama Temple architecture in Beijing

Temple culture

Lama Temple

Tibetan Buddhist Art in the Old City

Explore incense-filled courtyards, carved halls and Tibetan Buddhist art, then continue into the nearby Confucius Temple and Wudaoying lanes for a contrasting half-day in northeast central Beijing.

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Nanluoguxiang hutong street in Beijing

Historic neighborhood

Nanluoguxiang

Hutong Lanes and Everyday Old Beijing

Walk beyond the main commercial lane into the surrounding hutongs, where courtyard gates, neighborhood shops and quieter side streets reveal a more lived-in side of old Beijing.

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03 · Before You Travel

Entry, Payments and Accommodation Registration

Rules and supported payment methods can change. Use the official links below for current guidance, and confirm the requirements of any specific home before booking.

Visa and entry rules

Your entry requirements depend on your passport, purpose of travel, route and dates. Check the National Immigration Administration before making non-refundable plans.

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Mobile payments

Beijing's official guide explains how eligible overseas bank cards can be linked to Alipay or WeChat Pay. Check current card support and the payment route for your chosen home.

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Non-hotel stays

For a non-hotel residence, you or the person accommodating you generally must complete accommodation registration within 24 hours of arrival. Check the process with your host in advance.

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