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What to See in Beijing
The Mutianyu Great Wall
慕田峪长城
The Mutianyu Great Wall is about 80 kilometers to the northeast from downtown Beijing. First built in 1404 in the early Ming Dynasty, it's the most popular section among foreign tourists . Unlike the Badaling Great Wall, the Mutianyu section has a beautiful landscape all year round, and is less crowded. The Toboggan is a unique feature of the Mutianyu Great Wall and is an ultimate feast for the eyes. This is unarguably one of the favourite destinations for kids!
Opening time:
8 am to 16:30 pm from 1st Nov. to 31st March
7:30 am to 17:00 pm from 1st April to 31st Oct.
Tickets:
45 RMB for adult and 25 RMB for kid (1.2 m to 1.5 m); 15 RMB for the Shuttle bus.
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The Forbidden City
紫禁城
The Forbidden City was the former Imperial Palace during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It's located in the city center of Beijing, just next to the Tian'anmen Square. Built 600 years ago in the Ming Dynasty, it's one of the largest and best-preserved imperial palaces in the world. The Forbidden City needs an undiverted attention for 2 hours at least from tourists for imparting the truest essence.
Opening Time:
8:30 am to 16:30 pm from 1st Nov. to 31st Mar.
8:30 am to 17:00 pm from 1st April to 31st Oct.
Tickets:
40 RMB for adult; 20 RMB for kid & senior from 1st Nov. to 31st March.
60 RMB for adults; 20 RMB for kid; 30 RMB for senior from 1st April to 31st Oct.
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