The Great Wall - winding for thousands of miles, majestic and majestic, spanning northern China for two thousand years, has given the Chinese people a deeper humanistic significance. "If you don't visit the Great Wall, you are not a true man."

The Forbidden City is the center of power of the feudal dynasty, also known as the Forbidden City.

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You can first stay in a hotel near Tiananmen Square.

Then haha ??I will send you my travel diary, I hope it will be helpful to you. First day attractions: Tiananmen Square, Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, Forbidden City, Jingshan Park, Wangfujing Street Transportation: From Beijing Sanbao Siheyuan Youth Center where I live

Depart from the hotel, take bus 22 at Xinjiekou South Street and get off at Qianmen.

After visiting Jingshan Park, take bus 111 from the east gate to Wangfujing Street, and take a taxi back for 18 yuan.

Eat: Breakfast, Qingfeng Baozi Shop, a time-honored chain store.

Bread eaten at the Forbidden City for lunch.

For dinner, we had roast duck at Quanjude on Wangfujing Street.

Attractions on the second day: Summer Palace, Old Summer Palace, and Peking University. Transportation: Route 826 to Old Summer Palace, Route 826 to Summer Palace, and then take Route 808 to Peking University.

For the return trip, take Route 808 to Xinjiekou South.

Meal: Breakfast, snacks at Huguo Temple next to the hostel, lunch at a small restaurant next to the Summer Palace.

Dinner at Peking University cafeteria.

Attractions on the third day: Badaling and Ming Tombs Transportation: The tour group signed up at the hotel is a very formal group, going to Badaling and Dingling, 130 yuan per person.

Tickets, fares, and lunch are included.

Attractions on the fourth day: Temple of Heaven, Lama Temple, and Bird’s Nest Water Cube. Transportation: Take Route 826 to the Temple of Heaven. Take the subway line 5 at the east gate of the Temple of Heaven to the Lama Temple.

Take the subway to the Bird's Nest.

Return subway.

Meal: Pancakes in the alley for breakfast, Dong Laishun hotpot mutton next to the hostel for dinner.

Attractions on the fifth day: Prince Gong’s Mansion, Beihai Park, Shichahai, Nanluogu Lane, Xidan Shopping Mall.

Transportation: Bicycles rented at the hotel, haha, the best means of transportation to visit the alleys.

Eat: The steamed Kung Fu buns for breakfast were delicious.

Lunch at Jiumen snacks in Houhai.

Dinner roast season.

Local Food Beijing not only brings together delicious food from all over China, but is also a distribution center for world food.

There are tens of thousands of restaurants, thousands of old and famous stores, and more than a hundred time-honored restaurants and exotic restaurants, teasing diners’ desire for food.

Not only are there all kinds of traditional Beijing-style dishes: such as roast duck, hot-boiled pork, and Beijing-style snacks; there are also exquisite delicacies such as palace dishes, private dishes, and halal dishes with Chinese characteristics; French and Western food, American fast food, Japanese food, Korean food, etc.

Chinese cuisine, Southeast Asian cuisine, Indian cuisine, etc., exotic cuisine can also satisfy your appetite.

Beijing cuisine is the first choice when traveling to Beijing.

The cooking methods of Beijing cuisine can be summarized as "stir-fried, roasted and boiled, fried, braised, roasted and rinsed, steamed, stir-fried, stir-fried, stir-fried, marinated and stir-fried". The taste of the dishes is characterized by crispy, fragrant, crispy and fresh, such as Beijing roast duck, boiled duck and boiled rice.

Mutton, crispy chicken, cantaloupe, phoenix lying nest, oolong bean sprouts, pregnant mandarin fish, etc. are all delicacies in Beijing cuisine, especially Peking roast duck and mutton-shabu-shabu.

A must-try delicacy in Beijing.

Quanjude (roasted duck over open fire) and Bianyifang (roasted duck under dark fire) are two of the most famous time-honored roast duck restaurants in Beijing. They are the best places to taste authentic Beijing roast duck. Naturally, you have to go to Donglaishun for hotpot mutton. In addition, Nengrenju is also very famous.

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Quanjude: Building 14, Qianmen West Street, Xuanwu District, Beijing Donglaishun: No. 141 Wangfujing Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing The Manchu and Han banquets are divided into six banquets (Mongolian vassal banquet, courtier banquet, longevity banquet, thousand old man banquet, nine white banquet, festival banquet

), both named after famous banquets in the Qing palace.

Gathering together many famous delicacies from Manchu and Han Dynasties, we select seasonal fresh seafood and search for mountain treasures and exotic animals.

The full banquet includes 196 items of hot, cold and meat dishes, 124 items of snacks and tea, and 320 items of delicacies.

Fangshan Villa: Snacks in the East Gate of Beihai Park, No. 1 Wenjin Street, Xicheng District. There are more than 300 kinds of snacks in Beijing, mainly halal snacks of the Hui people. Snacks commonly eaten by old Beijingers can be found at temple fairs and flower fairs.

: Jiao rings, pea yellow, twists, bean flour cakes, fried cakes, rice cakes, tofu brains, tea soup, fried noodles, ai wowo, roasted sweet potatoes, bean juice, fried liver, wontons, fried pimples... Braised Zhang's special snacks, small

A bowl of stewed intestines costs 4 yuan, and fried cakes cost 1 yuan.

Traffic information: From the Dongsi intersection, go to the Dongsi Sitiao Hutong entrance on the east side of North Road.

Food Street Guijie - Active Night Food Street Features: Spicy crayfish, various hot pots, boiled fish Transportation: Get off at Beixinqiao Station of Metro Line 5 Introduction: This is the most famous food street in Beijing, starting from Dongzhimen Bridge in the east and ending in Beixinqiao in the west

Bridge Street.

The night market is booming all night long, and "Ma Xiao" is famous throughout the city.

There are hundreds of restaurants on the street less than one kilometer long, and business is booming from 6 pm to 4 am every day.