Through thoughtful arrangement by Tsinghua University in a reunion party, I visited the village with other alumni from Hong Kong. I enjoyed the the historical and cultural heritage there. The many inns there reflects the local or regional tourism demand.

I took a bus from Beijing to Cuandixia. It took several hours to get there. The village is miles away from modern civilisation. So don't get sick or hurt yourself badly!!!! You may not have internet or phone access either. The houses and streets are well preserved. The village dates from the Ming dynasty. It is located in Mentougou District. People are friendly and you can find places to spend the night easily. Very cheap too. The people are obviously poor compared to western standards. So don't expect top quality food either. But the whole experience is amazing and definitely worth the time.

Fabulous drive thru the Mts just west of Beijing. The village is amazing from the Ming Qing Dynasty but hurry to visit there before it becomes the full blown tourist destination the Chinese are working on developing. Be sure to walk or drive just out of the village to drive thru some incredible rocks--like a river carved the road thru them. With a Buddhist Temple Cave hidden at one point around a corner.

It's a bit of a trek to get here by tube, bus and 'private taxi' but worth it for the peace. Stay in the tranquil traditional courtyard inns. Sample the local fruit and nuts in the small high street market and roam through the caves a few miles outside of the village. Try the local mushrooms! Watch it though - the shower might be a bit nippy!

A bit of a drive from Beijing along the countryside to Cuandixia ,literally means a Village the river bed.Surrounded by small mountainn ranges,houses and streets are preserved as they were for over 100+ years.Chinese gov .funds preservation and repairs.Main streeets are full of homes converted into Inns and restaurants.Be aware ,boiled chiken has a whole body in it in your serving dish.I didn't care for the river fish …tastes muddy .People are friendly and a bit too touristic as it is a retreat for big city folks who come here to eat a local food and stroll in town.Locals sells penut brittles to Mao's T shirts. It was pleasant .A Hutons outside of Beijing.Easy day outing.

Amazing ancient town, i highly recommend the visit to know about the ancient China.

Very interesting place ☀️

潭柘寺 Tanzhe Temple About 1.5 hrs drive from Beijing city itself. Entrance fee CNY50 per person and we paid another CNY200 in total for an onsite guide to bring 3 of us around and tell us more about the temple. 先有潭柘寺，后有北京城。This temple was built 1,700 years ago, making it older than Beijing itself. It's well hidden by the mountains surrounding it, so it can't be seen from the highways below, adding a mystical holy vibe to it. The temple boasts 2 千年银杏树 (Ginko trees), one is 1,300 years old and the other 1,000. What's unique is that while both trees are side by side just a few meters apart, 1 turns yellow (and wilts) before the other because the sunlight shines from one side. There's a saying the 1,300 year old one on the right side is the 帝皇树，because interestingly, a new trunk grows whenever a new Emperor takes over, and a branch breaks when an Emperor passes. Hence the other is known as 配皇树, symbolising the Empress. We got to see the huge deep pots used by the monks to cook food and many other interesting facts (like the Dragon and Tiger pavilion where the Emperor played poetic games with the Officials, the holy fish that people were queuing to touch at 龙王殿, the 百事如意 stone etc). We also checked out the 西观音洞to view and pay respects to the 肉身 (mummified body) of one of the monks that lived here once.

One of the oldest temples in Beijing. A chill place even if you’re not religious. Can get a bit too touristy during weekends.

(Translated by Google) The oldest temple in the capital began in the first year of Yongjia in the Western Jin Dynasty (Original) 京城最古老的寺院 始于西晋永嘉元年

(Translated by Google) One of the earliest temples in Beijing, it is worth visiting. (Original) 北京最早的一間寺院，很有參觀價值。

(Translated by Google) One of the older temples in Beijing, its slogan is "First there is Tanzhe Temple, then there is Beijing City", which shows its history. It was built by royal decree and has many plaques written by the emperor. There are many thousand-year-old trees in the yard, especially the ginkgo tree, which is particularly beautiful in autumn. (Original) 北京比较古老的寺院之一，宣传口号是“先有潭柘寺，后有北京城”，可见其历史。皇家敕建的，很多皇帝写的匾额。院子里有很多颗千年的大树，尤其是银杏树秋天特别的漂亮。

(Translated by Google) It is really a temple with a long history and connotation. Scenery, architecture, humanities, preserves, wood carvings,,,, it’s all thought-provoking! (Original) 真是歷史悠久有內涵的寺廟。風景，建築，人文，蜜餞，木雕，，，，反正就是耐人尋味啦！

(Translated by Google) The distance between the parking lot and the gate is a bit long, and the road is not very easy to walk and has many potholes. (Original) 停车场距离大门距离有点长，路不是很好走，坑坑洼洼不平

(Translated by Google) Outdoor heritage park, visit together with the museum. You can visit the Pekingese skull excavation site in person. (Original) 户外遗址公园，配合博物馆一起游览。可以亲临北京人头盖骨发掘点。

(Translated by Google) The park is very big and beautiful in autumn. It also has a big lake and a zoo! (Original) 公园很大秋天很美，里面还有个大湖，还有个动物园！

(Translated by Google) The park is quite big and not far from my home. The entrance fee is 10 yuan. It is suitable for taking children around on weekends. The air is good! (Original) 公园挺大的，离我家也不远，门票10元，适合周末带孩子去转转，空气不错！

(Translated by Google) The environment is good and there are not many people (Original) 环境好，人也不多

Good Park, Very cool in the summer and autumn, many Tibet Buddhist statues and very nice view when you are on a boat. I recommend that you ride the boats. It is a really beautiful view even though it is expensive. If you want to enter the park, it’s about ¥20 or $3 dollars. It is tricky to navigate without a map and there aren’t any so I recommend that you ask directions to staff. The park is good if you want to go for a little jog or if you want to just look at the statues and learn history.

So unbelievably beautiful at Beihai Park. If you are looking for a chill walk, this park is full of amazing views and hikes or even a boat ride.

Pretty park in the middle of Beijing with a big lake. Entry fee is very cheap and can be paid directly at one of the cashiers. Highlight is the white pagoda and the large areas with lotus. Worth a visit to escape the tourist masses around the forbidden city and to enjoy a bit off calm in the middle of the city centre.

A popular recreation spot for both locals and tourists. Beihai Park epitomises the typical elements of Chinese landscape design - careful composition of water bodies, rocks, "mountains", plants, bridges, pavilions. There are also other attractions dotted around the Lake - amongst them is the impressive nine-dragon wall -tucked away in a secluded corner.

Beihai Park is one of Beijing’s oldest and most enchanting gardens, with origins that can be traced back as far as the Liao Dynasty. The centerpiece of the park is the vast artificial lake, dug by hand centuries ago, with the soil used to create the hill where the White Dagoba pagoda now stands. This brilliant feat of landscape design reflects the ingenuity of imperial garden planning in ancient China. Walking through the grounds, you get a sense of layered history—emperors once enjoyed these same lake views, shaded corridors, and pavilions. The glistening waters, willow-lined paths, and island temples make it an oasis of calm in the middle of modern Beijing. The White Dagoba on Qionghua Island remains the park’s iconic landmark, visible from many angles and especially beautiful at sunset.

It’s a lovely park for a leisurely stroll, with beautiful scenery and a peaceful atmosphere. However, be mindful if you’re visiting on a windy day — the wind tends to be much stronger here due to the open lake and lack of shelter. It can feel quite cold, even in late March. And there would be no boat if it’s windy days…

We went to Beihai Park the day after visiting the Forbidden City. The perfect contrast, as the sweeping park vistas were as welcomed as the buildings and temples the day earlier. The White Dagoba (a stupa) on Jade Flower Island is a moderate hike up a gently sloped hill, and worth the views of the surrounding area as well as the stupa itself. The park's visitors were receptive and welcoming.

Beautiful view and relaxing place! I visited Jingshan Park in the evening and it was quite crowded, but totally worth it. The walk up the hill isn’t too steep, and once you reach the top, the view is absolutely stunning — you can see the entire Forbidden City stretched out right in front of you. The golden sunset over the rooftops makes it even more magical. It’s a perfect spot for photos, relaxing, or just taking a quiet moment above the busy city. Even with many visitors, the park still feels peaceful and full of history. Highly recommend visiting around sunset for the best atmosphere!

🌸 Peaceful Escape in the Heart of Beijing — Jingshan Park (景山公园) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) I recently visited Jingshan Park in Beijing, China — and absolutely loved the place! 🌿 🏞️ Beautiful Scenery: The park is surrounded by green trees, colorful flowers, and traditional Chinese pavilions. It’s clean, calm, and full of natural beauty. ⏰ Short but Sweet Visit: Our tour company allowed only a short stay, so we couldn’t climb to the top of the hill. Still, even from the lower level, the park looked amazing and offered great photo spots. 💭 Impression: It’s peaceful, well-maintained, and perfect for a relaxing walk or photography. The atmosphere is truly refreshing — you can feel both nature and culture blending together. 📸 Photos: I’ve uploaded some of my favorite pictures — hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed the visit! ✨ Next Time: I’ll definitely hike up to the hilltop to see the panoramic view of Beijing city. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Beijing!

Great park on a hill overlooking the Forbidden City, the best views are from highest point in the park. There are quite a few steps to reach the top, and there are several rest points along the way. Depending on the weather the views are good, and surprisingly the Forbidden City has many trees among the orange tiled roofs. There are a few snack/drink vendors and a couple of cafes in the park. We visited mid morning and the crowds were small, no queueing or pushing required! 1 to 2 hours should be enough time for most visits.

Jingshan Park is one of Beijing’s most historic and scenic spots. Famous as the site where the last Ming emperor tragically ended his life, the park today is a peaceful green space that offers some of the best panoramic views of the Forbidden City. Climbing the hill is not difficult, and from the top pavilion you’re rewarded with a sweeping perspective of the imperial palace’s golden rooftops stretching out in perfect symmetry. On clear days, the view is truly breathtaking and one of the best places to capture the scale of old Beijing.

I arrived 5ish, getting tickets on the spot is a breeze. Crowded but not as bad as other touristy spots. With patience and persistence you will surely get a spot to take scenic pics. I’m short in statute so can’t say my vantage point is ideal. Spotted two resident cat, one of which seemed to be zzz on the job 😂 all in all I spent 20 mins or so in the park as it was getting dark. All in all, it’s a Rmb2 well spent

A well maintained, beautiful park right outside of the forbidden city the artificial hill is both the geographic center of imperial Beijing and an excellent place for views of the forbidden city there is a nominal fee to enter the grounds that amounts to less than one dollar.

Lovely park with lots of walking paths. Take the one "uphill" and it will take you to the Wanchun Pavilion (c. 1750) at the top. Great views in all directions and a great place to see the size of the Forbidden City.

Very interesting historic place. It tells the Royal history of the Chinese for about five centuries. The architectural structure is wonderful and are well preserved. It is advisable to be prepared for a long walk as the museum is vast.

Must, must visit place in Beijing. Very very big area. You should plan for one day tour here. If you are in a hurry, difficult to see all. Just run and take pictures. So, many buildings, so nice environment, so many colorful trees. Local people taking pictures in ancient Chinese dress - that looks great. Museum of clock- I have given some pictures. Museum of treasure - I have given some pictures. If you feel tired on your way, sit down, take rest. Better to bring your food during visit - if you are not local. Thanks at last

Amazing experience and great management if all your papers are in order. The place is very well preserved and the energy in the youth to visit this place and take photos in royal outfits is too high. I had a great experience visiting this place. It would help immensely of you have someone local to take you around the place as you may forget your way around it.

If you are in Beijing, this place is a must visit. Make sure to book tickets at least a week in advance. You need a good 6-8 hrs to see the whole place properly. So be prepared to spend most of one day there.

This is the largest palace in the world, no doubt. The construction is gigantic and vast and filled with thousands of visitors each day. You can be lost from your group easily since it’s like a labyrinth. Most of the buildings are replicas because original constructions were damaged as time went on and historic incidents.

Definitely on the Must watch list. Prepare at least a whole day for this. The Chinese government has very friendly policy to foreigners, which is you can purchase the same day tickets at the gate. My kids love here.

Too crowded , many buildings are off limit for visitors, so , can just see the exterior walls which appeared all similar. Some buildings which are partially open will require purchase of additional tickets . Just a remark : most of the valuable items are actually in Taipei .

Very interesting historic place. It tells the Royal history of the Chinese for about five centuries. The architectural structure is wonderful and are well preserved. It is advisable to be prepared for a long walk as the museum is vast.

Must, must visit place in Beijing. Very very big area. You should plan for one day tour here. If you are in a hurry, difficult to see all. Just run and take pictures. So, many buildings, so nice environment, so many colorful trees. Local people taking pictures in ancient Chinese dress - that looks great. Museum of clock- I have given some pictures. Museum of treasure - I have given some pictures. If you feel tired on your way, sit down, take rest. Better to bring your food during visit - if you are not local. Thanks at last

Amazing experience and great management if all your papers are in order. The place is very well preserved and the energy in the youth to visit this place and take photos in royal outfits is too high. I had a great experience visiting this place. It would help immensely of you have someone local to take you around the place as you may forget your way around it.

If you are in Beijing, this place is a must visit. Make sure to book tickets at least a week in advance. You need a good 6-8 hrs to see the whole place properly. So be prepared to spend most of one day there.

This is the largest palace in the world, no doubt. The construction is gigantic and vast and filled with thousands of visitors each day. You can be lost from your group easily since it’s like a labyrinth. Most of the buildings are replicas because original constructions were damaged as time went on and historic incidents.

Definitely on the Must watch list. Prepare at least a whole day for this. The Chinese government has very friendly policy to foreigners, which is you can purchase the same day tickets at the gate. My kids love here.

Too crowded , many buildings are off limit for visitors, so , can just see the exterior walls which appeared all similar. Some buildings which are partially open will require purchase of additional tickets . Just a remark : most of the valuable items are actually in Taipei .

A must visit location for anyone interested in history and know of the iconic scene with the citizen and the tank, standing here seems to put the scale in to perspective, if the eyes of the world weren’t watching it would have been very different. Make sure you have booked your ticket online, or have a guide do it, and take your passport, otherwise you’re not getting through anywhere. You can view all of the outer area but that’s about it.

We visited on a soaking wet day so it was very quiet. Parking for tour buses is a 20 minute walk away from the entrance so we were drenched by the time we finally got to this area. TIP: bring the hotel umbrella!!

天安门 (Tiananmen) 🔸 Meaning : “Gate of Heavenly Peace” 🔸 What it is : A monumental gate tower — one of the main gates to the old Imperial City of Beijing. 🔸 Location : On the northern side of Tiananmen Square. 🔸 Famous feature : The large portrait of Mao Zedong hanging above the central archway.

Super nice place. Must be on your bucket list for China trip. Good walk and good place for family with young children. Don’t forget to bring your drinks and snacks. Enjoy the flag ceremony in the morning and evening.

Tiananmen (天安门) is a historic landmark in China that is definitely worth a visit. Security in the area is very tight—you may need to make detours due to roadblocks, and multiple security checks are in place even before entering the main area. Tips for visiting: Foreigners: Bring your passport for identification checks. Pack light: To ease the security process, carry as few items as possible. Tickets: It is best to purchase your tickets at least one day in advance. Alternatively, tickets for the Forbidden City may also grant you access.

It is free but requires a ticket/booking. Difficult to get tickets just for the square if you dont have a Chinese mobile number. If you have a ticket for the Forbidden City you can access the square too. Avoid the South entrance to the square as the queue to enter and pass the security controls is massive!

Located in the heart of Beijing, Tiananmen Square is the largest public square in the world.

Visited on the Oct 1st holiday — the square was very crowded but absolutely impressive. Its massive size, vibrant decorations and colorful flower displays made the visit unforgettable. A must-see landmark in Beijing!

Visiting Tiananmen Square is an absolute must for anyone traveling to Beijing. The sheer scale and magnitude of the square are breathtaking and truly overwhelming in person. It serves as the historic and political heart of China, making the experience deeply impactful. The square is impeccably maintained, and the surrounding structures—like the Monument to the People's Heroes, the Great Hall of the People, and the National Museum—are monumental, highlighting the country's rich history. Be sure to arrive early, as security checks can take time! The large crowds are amazing. and for the best experience, visit around sunrise or sunset to witness the flag-raising or flag-lowering ceremony. Allow plenty of time to walk the entire perimeter and appreciate the solemnity and grandeur of the location.

Tickets are free but reservations are required. Behold President Mao. The night view is better than the day. There are also musical fountain show which starts around 8pm.

Tiananmen Square is a place of great historical and cultural significance. The vast, clean, and well-maintained space creates a solemn and impressive atmosphere. Guides and security staff are friendly and helpful, ensuring a smooth visit. The layout is organized, making it easy to explore different areas. Watching the morning flag-raising ceremony is especially moving and unforgettable. This is a must-visit destination in Beijing to gain deeper insight into China’s history and national pride. A bit crowded, with long queues for several hours.

Massive square, crowds and security! We eventually got through security checks after completely emptying our bags and the officers checking each and every item from sweets to spare batteries. Our selfie stick proved to be a thing of great interest and went through the scanner several times. Once inside the square is immense, even with all the cranes and other stuff in preparation for the golden week celebrations. Considering this has been the site of many a protest, the name Tiananmen or Gate of Heavenly Peace seems to be contradictory. The square also houses attractions such as the Peoples Heros monument, the Great Hall of the People, Chairman Mao's Mausoleum and the National Museum.

More a drive by experience as the area was closed due to the massive military parade preparations for 80 years victory (over japan) celebrations. Security was very very serious for all. Traffic was rerouted on lots of nights for practice parades. A demonstration of military might for the west to take note of no doubt. Be sure to watch on tv early Sept. Even the locals can't go in person.

Huge. Free to enter but the entrance is heavily guarded. There’s security checks at the underground passes, hundreds of cameras, bag check, passport check and reservation time slot check. Finally when you walk around 500m to get to the entrance, it is another 500m+ to get to the main areas so plan ahead if you want to visit the museum/mausoleum.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Temple of Heaven – Beijing The Temple of Heaven is one of the most beautiful and peaceful places I’ve visited in Beijing. The architecture is truly iconic — full of history, colors, and traditional Chinese design. The surrounding park area is very clean and well-maintained, perfect for walking, relaxing, or watching locals practice Tai Chi and music. It’s a great place to learn about ancient Chinese culture and religion. The atmosphere feels calm and spiritual, especially early in the morning. The ticket price is reasonable, and the whole area is huge — you can easily spend a few hours exploring. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Beijing!

A truly magnificent and peaceful place full of history and symbolism. The architecture is breathtaking — the blue circular roofs and the layout of the park create a sense of harmony and balance. Walking through the vast green areas, you can feel the authentic atmosphere. The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests is the highlight — stunning both outside and inside. It’s best to visit early in the morning to avoid crowds and enjoy the calmness of the park. Definitely one of the must-see landmarks in Beijing.

Temple of Heaven built 1406-1420 visited by Ming & Qing Emperors for annual prayers and ceremonies for good harvest is a must visit for its UNESCO status. Do engage a guide (most of them hang around the Temple ground) to know more about what the history of the ancient architecture, what the colors of the roof meant, symbolic lucky mascots on top of roof. The Center pathway Emperors walked vs the smaller narrower parallel pathway for the officials etc. Look out for old trees (620 year old) descendants of imperial squirrels and birds that has been around since the old Ming and Qing dynasties. Awesome experience not to be missed. Remember to bring your passports for entry tickets.

Temple of Heaven is one of those places everyone tells you to visit in Beijing—and I can see why. Among all the grand sites in the city, this one has a special charm. The circular design, detailed walls, and beautifully layered rooftops are simply stunning. What I also loved was how the walkways and entrances are mostly sheltered, making it a pleasant visit even on a hot day. If you only have time for one historical site in Beijing, make it this one.

One of the go to places for historical landmarks in Beijing. Temple has a great history and it is huge monument containing several huge parks and flowers gardens as well as very serene resting spots. Normally one would require a good half day to enjoy the full scale historical descriptions and buildings and parks.

The Temple of Heaven in Beijing is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a masterpiece of imperial Chinese architecture, where Ming and Qing dynasty emperors performed rituals to pray for good harvests. The architecture is very symbolic, with a round heaven and a square earth, with huge wooden pillars. The entire complex is very beautiful, should visit with a guide. The place is usually very crowded, but a must visit place in Beijing.

The Temple of Heaven is a famous historical site in Beijing. It was built in 1420 during the Ming Dynasty and was used by emperors to pray for good harvests and peace. The design of the temple is very special. The buildings are round (like the sky) and the bases are square (like the earth), showing the ancient Chinese belief in harmony between heaven and earth. The temple is located in a big park with beautiful trees and gardens, and many locals go there in the to do tai chi, running, or play music.

recently been here, is a Monday, the fierce animal bus where u can feed the bears and tigers is not open for the morning we paid for the bus ride and travel around the park. also paid for the animal food at the entrance, able to feed some animal, seems like most of them prefer carrots so the park is very big with a few mode of transports, you can rent a small electric car, so u can go wherever u want, in-park bus is fix route, cheaper option, fierce animal bus for feeding tigers and bears, free but long q, train where they bring u around the outer park, free but long q my suggestion is to go for the fierce animal bus, then train then internal park

This park is very nice, apart from the entry gate fees you'll still have to pay more during your stay inside the park for traveling and entering to see certain animals. So this trip will be a bit expensive overall.

The enclosures are not properly staffed; there was nobody to prevent people from harassing the capybaras and guide them in feeding animals responsibly. Also, seeing a baby chimp in a human crib with a diaper and no zookeeper or adult was upsetting

They had cappy blappys👍

PLEASE TAKE NOTE, for truly animal lovers please do avoid. Definitly not an ethical place for animals. Some animals dont have much room in their enclosure. Dont waste your time on the train ride as its long and sad. Youll realise their birds dont fly away even in an open enclosure. Some birds even just stay at their nest. They are also breeding animals which is sad. To summaries it, its just a sad place for MOST of the animals.

Cool park with lots of different animals

Amazing , beautiful !!! Must come if you visit Beijing . Come early its very big park lots to do ...

Very big outlet

(Translated by Google) Excellent Italian restaurant and pizzeria. (Original) Ottimo ristorante e pizzeria Italiano.

(Translated by Google) Nice place (Original) Bel posto

We did not try to ride the Ferris Wheel, but its view from the riverside is nice. There are also a lot other things you can do around the area: there are food stalls along the riverside; there is an artblock nearby; and an oldtown.

It is a nice point in the city. The whole city has a daily light show till 2230, just enjoy the lights.

Awsome experience The view at night is absolutely stunning, but for european tourists i highlight the information that the city light shows go off at around 21:00! The view is also amazing after this time. The queue for us was pretty long (1 hour) but it worth the waiting! You have to book tickets in advance! Recommend it for everyone!

The Tianjin Eye is an engineering marvel. It is a 120-meter-tall Ferris wheel constructed atop the Yongle Bridge over the Haihe River, making it the only one of its kind in the world! A full rotation takes about 30 minutes in one of the 48 air-conditioned,, 8 seater capsules. The ride is truly magical after sunset. The wheel itself is illuminated with a dazzling light display, and TianJin below transforms into a sparkling tapestry of gold and neon. It's my favorite spot for photography.

Very beautiful especially at night. It is supposed to be the biggest Ferris wheel over the bridge in the whole world. It costs $10 USD to take it. It moves slowly and you can see nearby landscapes once above. The waiting line is very short off season. The ride takes 45 minutes. It looks a lot nicer at night than during the day.

Huge Ferris wheel that is temperature controlled Not busy during the day

I visited this giant wheel during my weekend trip to Tianjin. You have to buy a ticket costing 70 Yuan for one trip. The wheel keeps on rotating with slow speed all the time and you need to get in quickly. It takes around 30 to 45 mins for one round. The city view from the top of the wheel is spectacular. Overall design and location of this world's 4th largest wheel is a true masterpiece. The wheel design is like an inverted bicycle wheel. In the evening you can see a pink colored image of the giant wheel in the river from bridge when whole of the Tianjin is illuminated with luminaries.

Very friendly park for Tianjin citizen, giant pond and amusements.

Tianjin tower ♥️

Enjoyed it

(Translated by Google) The vast park, located about 20 minutes' drive from Tianjin's city center, is a great place for a weekend walk. The park is a lake, you can rent a pedal boat for 50 yuan, and there is also a small amusement park, but it is expensive. (Original) 廣袤的公園，它位於天津的市中心約20分鐘車程，是週末散步的好去處。該公園是一個湖，你可以租50元腳踏船，還出現了一個小的遊樂園，但價格​​昂貴。

(Translated by Google) It was spacious and beautiful (Original) 広くてきれいでした

(Translated by Google) very good (Original) 很好

Beautiful place

(Translated by Google) It's beautiful during the day, but the night view is even more beautiful. A place that is perfectly suited to being called the Europe of the East. Be sure to take a cruise (Original) 낮에도 멋지지만 야경은 훨씬 아름다워요 동양의 유럽이라는말이 딱 어울리는곳 유람선은 꼭타세요

(Translated by Google) Still ok (Original) 還ok

Where British settlers to Tianjin lived in the 1800s and left behind much original Euro-styled architecture mixed with unique Chinese elements such as houses built with stunning porcelain mixtures and Colosseum-like football stadiums. Modern day Wudadao (Five Great Avenues) is filled with creative concept cafes, restaurants, bars. A foodie's paradise and where much of China's Western scenes are filmed as a result of rows upon rows of original European architecture. This is only one of the global ethnic settlements located in Tianjin.

Nice and peaceful place for a relaxing walk while enjoying the various architectural designs.

Great example of pre war European homes

The history of Huo Yuan Jia is here

It is really beautiful

Very interesting architectures.

This place is full of historical buildings from colony time, a popular travel destination where you can find some quiet spots as well.

Nice place

(Translated by Google) 🇨🇳 Go to Zibo for a barbecue·Zibo Zhoucun Ancient Mall·Meet Zhoucun Every time I go to a city, I am willing to see the local characteristics. Zhoucun Street is a place worth visiting in Zibo. The entire scenic spot is free. There are several places where you need to buy tickets if you want to visit. You can buy them in advance at the entrance of the street. We also paid to find a young lady guide who stayed with us for 2 hours and explained the story of each old house very carefully. The rich families here were definitely rich in the past. Zibo was the center of commercial and financial economy in the old days, and this is Ruifuxiang. ’s first store 👍 I bought the local signature Zhoucun Shaobing as a souvenir and brought it back to a friend. It was so exaggerated that the express delivery was full. I didn’t want to wait for myself to carry it home 😂 There was no shade and it was so hot that I was advised to take sun protection measures before coming. It gave me a third degree of tan🥲 (Original) 🇨🇳 進淄趕烤·淄博周村古商城 · 遇見周村 每到一個城市都願意去看看當地的特色，周村大街是這趟淄博覺得做值得來的地方，整個景區是免費的，有幾個地點想去參觀是要買票，在大街門口可以提前買好，我們還付費找了一個小姐姐講解員，陪我們全程2個小時，非常仔細認真的講解每一棟老房子的故事，這裡的大戶人家當年絕對是富甲一方，淄博在以前舊時代就是商業金融經濟的中心，這裡還是瑞蚨祥的第一家門店👍 買了當地招牌周村燒餅當伴手禮帶回來送朋友，太誇張了快遞都排滿了，不想等自己手拎著回家😂沒有遮陽的地方，爆曬，建議來之前做好防曬措施，直接給我曬黑了三度🥲

(Translated by Google) Wonderful (Original) அற்புதம்

Very cousy green ang cheerfull

Fun

i love this place so cool chinese peeps

(Translated by Google) Zhucheng has been a relevant site for dinosaur fossil excavations since the 1960s. Before actual scientific discoveries, local communities used the fossilized bones, rich in calcium, as traditional folk remedies for muscle cramps and other minor aches and pains. In the 1980s, the world's largest hadrosaurid was found in Zhucheng, whose reconstructed skeleton is on display at the city's Archaeological Museum. Scientists have unearthed more than 50 megagrams of fossils since 1960. In my opinion the exhibition room is too Gardalandian. The excavation area is spectacular, it is exciting to witness the work of the paleontologists. (Original) Zhucheng è stato un sito rilevante per gli scavi di fossili di dinosauri sin dagli anni '60. Prima delle effettive scoperte scientifiche, le comunità locali utilizzavano le ossa fossilizzate, ricche di calcio, come tradizionali rimedi popolari per i crampi muscolari ed altri dolori minori. Negli anni '80, è stato ritrovato a Zhucheng il più grande adrosauride del mondo, il cui scheletro ricostruito è in mostra presso il Museo Archeologico della città. Gli scienziati hanno portato alla luce più di 50 megagrammi di fossili a partire dal 1960. A mio parere troppa gardalandiana la sala della mostra. Spettacolare la zona degli scavi, emozionante assistere al lavoro dei paleontologi.

(Translated by Google) The Anasaurus dinosaur discovered in Zhucheng has entered Zuo Jianli's world record collection. 100 yuan admission ticket includes visiting 5 dinosaur halls, 100% recommended (Original) 諸城發現的鴨咀龍恐龍，入左健力式世界記錄大全。100元入場券包參觀5個恐龍館，100%推薦

I came here for my favorite dinosaur the yutyrannus fact the yutyrannus is the only confirmed species that is true to be feathered Dino. The fight seen of them was majestic I want to rate it 10