Beijing Baigongfang

“Baigongfang or Bai Gong Fang” literally means “100 Handicraftsmen Workshop”. It was set up by Beijing Municipal and Chongwen District (now merged into Dongcheng District), and opened to the public in 2003 aimed at preserving and developing Chinese traditional handicrafts.  “Baigong, or Bai Gong” originated from the book named “Kaogongji”, an official record of the…

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Tourist Information Centers in Beijing

Plan your Beijing tour? Beijing tourist information centres will help you arrange your individual Beijing travel. Beijing Tourist Information Centers are open 7 days a week, 8 hours per day. Some tourist information centres operate year round and others are seasonal. Travelers may obtain literature about destinations and attractions. There are about 20 tourist information…

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Early Morning Stroll along Chang’an Avenue

Chang’an Jie (长安街) in Beijing is often regarded as the longest and widest street in the world. Chang’an Jie, known as Chang’an Avenue, literally means “”Eternal Peace Street” named after the ancient capital of Tang Dynasty which was the present city of Xian. The original construction of Chang’an Avenue started with the building of the…

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How to Visit Jingdong Karst Cave in Beijing

Plan your Beijing excursion? Jingdong Karst Cave, is popularly known as Jingdong Big Cave or Big Karst Cave in Pinggu. It is located in Heidouyu Village at Pinggu District, 90km east of Beijing city proper. “Jingdong” literally means “East of Beijing”. Jingdong Karst Cave have existed ever since 1.5 billion years before, hence the name…

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