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Updated May 2024
- 104.5/524300 ReviewFrom62.23
based on 36 reviews"Ctrip is convenient and fast to buy tickets. The staff service attitude is very good. After arriving at the station, directly swipe the ID card to take the car to Leidongping. It takes 2 hours to walk for a while. Take the ropeway to Jinding to see the Buddha statue inside Puxian. It is very solemn. The original road returns to Leidongping and takes the car to Wuxiangang. To see the monkey, you have to walk 5-6 kilometers of mountain road, and there is a line of sky and other attractions on the way. Eating is not expensive and will come again."Beijing>100km from ZhangjiakouHighlights: Universal Beijing Resort is a highly anticipated theme park destination that includes Universal Theme Park, Universal CityWalk Beijing, and two resort hotels. Universal Beijing Resort combines Chinese cultural elements to create a unique experience. It has seven themed areas, 37 rides and entertainment facilities and landmark attractions, 24 performances, 80 food and beverage outlets and 30 retail outlets.Show Less - 9.94.8/5153594 Review"Xiucai said that the tour guide Li Donghua explained seriously, the overall process senses are very good, the explanation is very meticulous, every attraction is clearly explained, explained clearly, the experience is great"Beijing.Tian'anmen Square and Wangfujing Area>100km from ZhangjiakouHighlights: Most tourists who visit Beijing for the first time consider the Forbidden City 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 center, you can still feel its former glory once you are surrounded by the high walls in the courtyard. Its long history has left behind many precious architecture and cultural relics, making it one of modern China's most important cultural heritages.Show Less
- 9.34.7/539753 ReviewFrom5.54"I went to the Great Wall on May 1st. In order to avoid the peak, I took the bus from the distribution center before 7:00 in the morning. Friendly reminder, it is better to buy high-speed rail or high-speed rail. ～ The overall feeling is worthwhile."Beijing.Yanqing Resort Area>100km from ZhangjiakouHighlights: The Badaling Great Wall in Yanqing, Beijing, is a pass for the Ming Great Wall. As the saying goes, "You are not a hero until you reach the Great Wall." Most locals consider this spot the start of the ascent of the Great Wall. The Badaling Great Wall is the most complete section among the various great walls in Beijing. The total length of this section is 7.5 miles (12 kilometers) with 43 watchtowers; however, only 2.3 miles (3.74 kilometers) and 19 watchtowers have been restored and opened to visitors. Compared with other sections, most stairs are not very steep and equipped with handrails, so it is a relatively easier climb.Show Less
- 9.04.7/542436 ReviewFrom4.16"Take a visual tour of the Old Summer Palace in Beijing, also known as Yuanmingyuan, to feel its grandeur and beauty before the burning and massive looting of the palace. Free entry is allowed on Sunday in a bid to remember history and draw more people into the memorial place."Beijing.Zhongguancun Area>100km from ZhangjiakouHighlights: Situated in the Haidian District northwest of Beijing, the Summer Palace is a Unesco World Heritage site that used to be the palace and garden of the emperors of the Qing Dynasty. It is the largest and most well preserved royal park in China. Construction of the palace began in 1750 and it served as a residential and entertainment area for the royal members. The palace underwent two major reconstructions after suffering damages during invasions by the Anglo-French Allied Forces and the Eight-Power Allied Forces during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Summer Palace can be divided into three sectors: a political activity area centered at the Hall of Benevolence and Longevity; an empress living area concentrated around the Hall of Jade Billows and Hall of Joy and Longevity; and a tour route concentrated along the long corridor, rear hill, and the west sector.Show Less
- 8.94.7/519546 ReviewFrom5.54
based on 427 reviews"Xiucai said that Jiang Shangyi explained to us Prince Gong. The most beautiful April Wangfu. Feeling immersive, the beauty of Wangfu is intoxicating, and the historical and ancient buildings are enlightening. Guide Li explained professionally and wonderfully, humorous and vivid! Follow guide Li to experience great, cost-effective, recommend show"Beijing.Houhai Area>100km from ZhangjiakouHighlights: Prince Kung's Palace Museum near Houhai, is the largest palace from the Qing Dynasty. It was once the residence of Minister Heshen during the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. Heshen is a famous corrupt official in Chinese history. After Prince Gong moved in, it was renamed Prince Gong's Mansion. Prince Gong's Mansion is a relatively well-preserved palace from the Qing Dynasty. There are more than 30 different types of buildings here. At one point, the garden in the mansion was one of the most exquisite mansion gardens in Beijing.Show Less
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FAQ
What are some Best Things to Do near Zhangjiakou?
Some Best Things to Do near Zhangjiakou include:Universal Beijing Resort|The Palace Museum|Badaling Great Wall|Summer Palace|Prince Kung's Palace Museum
What are some highly-rated Best Things to Do near Zhangjiakou?
Some highly-rated Best Things to Do near Zhangjiakou include:Universal Beijing Resort:4.5|The Palace Museum:4.8|Badaling Great Wall:4.7|Summer Palace:4.7|Prince Kung's Palace Museum:4.7
Where are Best Things to Do near Zhangjiakou located?
The Best Things to Do near Zhangjiakou are mainly located in:Universal Beijing Resort:Beijing|The Palace Museum:Beijing|Badaling Great Wall:Beijing|Summer Palace:Beijing|Prince Kung's Palace Museum:Beijing
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