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Yongding River Bike Park was designed by Union Cycliste Internationale. It is the first bike theme park that occupies a large area and adheres to international standards. The park is divided into competition track, cultural activities area, VIP service area, catering area, first-aid area and other functional areas, among which the competition track area has a standard road track, primary/middle/advanced gravity jumping track, rock off-road track, comprehensive skill track, and many professional facilities.

Jianguo Hot Spring Water World is located in Langfang in Hebei Province. It offers a range of conference facilities and hot spring spa treatments. The resort has a number of indoor and outdoor hot springs as well as a restaurant, massage rooms, a spa center, and a gym. There is also an infinity spa pool and a 50 meter swimming pool.

Beijing Wildlife Park is home to more than 200 species of wild animals. When you come to the park, you can watch exciting animal performances such as bear acrobatics, monkey cycling, and lion loop-jumping. In the free-range area in the park, tourists can feed animals through the iron bars. But beware! Do not extend your hands to the other side of the cage! The Beijing Wildlife Park also has a bird pavilion where you can see many beautiful birds such as flamingos and peacocks, as well as parrots capable of conversing with people. It is a very intriguing experience!

A vast majority of tourists who visit Beijing for the first time consider the Forbidden City as a place they must see. The Forbidden City, known as Gugong in Mandarin, once served as the imperial palace for 24 emperors during the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is a symbol of ancient China. Although it is no longer China's political centre, you can still feel its former glory once you are within the courtyard and surrounded by the high walls. Its long history has left behind a large amount of precious architecture and cultural relics, making it one of the most important cultural heritage in modern China.