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M60***67Hiking enthusiasts can enter through the South Gate and reach Toad Rock in about 40 minutes. From there, you can reach Qingchui Peak in less than half an hour, then take the cable car down from the North Gate. I saw a relaxing little orange cub at the Toad Rock Observation Deck.
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Anonymous userI didn't expect it to be so difficult. I thought an altitude of over 800 meters wouldn't be too challenging, but I underestimated it. Without the cable car, the round trip would take six or seven hours. The second cable car ride took an hour, so the experience wasn't great. What impressed me most were the two ancient trees in front of the Mahavira Hall. Also, there are many guesthouses nearby, but the service quality varies greatly. Perhaps it was the off-season, but if you come down the mountain late, it's hard to find a restaurant.
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bbhhzhcBuying VIP tickets during peak season is a great deal, as it saves a lot of queuing time. There are dedicated lounges, complimentary photo opportunities and creative ice cream, and you can use the VIP lane throughout the entire trip. You also get priority boarding the cable car. We easily and quickly got to the Great Wall.
4.8/5Anonymous userJuyongguan Great Wall isn't as famous as Badaling, and there's no cable car there. We arrived at 1 PM and started with the eastern route, which was quite easy; we only encountered about ten tourists along the way. The western route is steeper. It was cold in Beijing that day, and the wind reached level 7, so we turned back after reaching watchtower number 9. There are still watchtowers 10-14 to come. The whole route takes about 3 hours. In good weather, climbing the entire loop shouldn't be a problem. That day, there were dozens of foreigners on the western route. Apparently, due to the strong winds, the Badaling cable car was closed, and tour groups were bringing people to Juyongguan; otherwise, there would have been even fewer tourists. In short, it wasn't crowded, and the experience was good. Those who enjoy hiking the Great Wall on their own can try Juyongguan, although the scenery isn't as beautiful as Badaling.
4.1/5Anonymous userIt is not far from the Badaling Great Wall. You can visit the Great Wall before going to the zoo. There are not many people in the whole park. You can drive yourself or take a shuttle bus. You can see different animals on the shuttle bus. You can play on your own when you reach the end. If you want to go back to the starting point, you need to buy a separate ticket for 15 yuan. The animals are in good spirits. If you are not in a hurry, you can take your time to visit.
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一心一境99The China Science and Technology Museum is not only a paradise for children to learn, but adults can also learn a lot of knowledge. However, you must ask for explanations. Our teacher Xiao Liu is great. She has rich knowledge reserves, vivid explanations, and is very friendly to the children. I hope to hear her explanations again next time I come.
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zya***zdI caught Beijing's first snowfall, which blanketed the park in white. Even so, the meet-and-greet went ahead as planned. The staff were very welcoming, the games were fun, and the experience of having my wish fulfilled was fantastic. I finally got the blind box of the "Starry Sky Man" that I'd been longing for. Although I didn't get my favorite design, I was still very happy.
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RurulongUSBJ was huge and we had a really good experience! especially with the mascot meet and greet! Xmas time at USBJ was the best idea even though it was cold! We stayed at the grand hotel and it was the most convenient thing to do because we could go back to rest anytime of the day! Though the CityWalk is a walk out but it’s packed with lots of eateries! My 5yo could ride on a lot rides and it’s definitely not as crowded as USJ. Everything was very well maintained. We had our fun!
4.7/5Anonymous userThe scenery is particularly great. I caught up with the most beautiful time of the Colorful Forest. Off-road is also highly recommended. When playing the package project, the order was messed up. The staff arranged to take the sightseeing bus again for free, which is very humane.
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M31***18The Temple of Confucius and the Imperial College Museum are famous tourist attractions in Beijing. Originally built in the Yuan Dynasty, they served as the highest institution of learning established by the state during the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. With their vermilion walls, green tiles, and ancient cypress trees, they exude a classic, antique charm.
