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Although prices in Beijing haven’t quite reached Paris or London levels, the cost of visiting China’s capital has kept pace with the country’s economic explosion over recent years. China’s economic boom means that Beijing isn’t the bargain it once was, but there’s ...

The modern metropolis of Beijing has hundreds of different types of snacks after thousands of years’ of development and the movement of a wide range of people. Beijing snacks combine numerous flavors and styles, and food streets or snack streets are always popular ...

Beijing is a city where the old and new coexist in perfect harmony. Its rich history, cultural splendor and increasingly modern amenities have resulted in mountains of stuff to see and do – meaning narrowing down your itinerary is no easy task. Let’s complete this ...

Looking for present ideas or just an excuse to drink lots of mulled wine with friends in the name of festivity? Pretend it is a snowy scene of Yuletide out there and head out for some pre-holiday shopping.

Xidan is one of Beijing’s most bustling commercial areas, so it is no surprise that it has some of the city’s best places to dine. Keep reading to find out where and what to eat in Xidan, Beijing.

The northeast Beijing district of Haidian covers probably the largest concentration of colleges in China, and that’s why you can easily find concept theme cafés here. Here are the top cafés in the neighborhood.

Beijing has so many exceptional dishes and snacks that first-time travelers may not know where to start. Having served as the capital of China on and off for centuries, Beijing's food and food culture have absorbed influences from all around the country as ...

Forget sightseeing, you could spend a week shopping in Beijing. From frenzied markets stacked on several floors selling everything, cheap clothing and pearls, lovely laid-back alleys full of quaint shops, and international retail, Beijing has it all.

Traveling to China in fall offers beautiful experiences, with comfortable weather, fewer crowds than in summer, and gorgeous autumn foliage. The most glorious thing about being in China in the fall is that you'll find you can spend a great deal of time out of doors ...