Content to do with family-friendly places in suitable proximity to Beijing for a day trip (without having to spend the night)
Like many traditions in 2020, Golden Week will feel different this year. Where will you go?
Computer coding for kids, mooncake making sessions, an amazing hike out into Beijing’s own UFO platform, and a special exhibit by surrealist artist Salvador Dali… it’s all happening this weekend!
Many Beijing families will be spending their summer vacation in China for the first time this year. While domestic travel is a great option, there is no reason you can’t recreate that vacation feeling right here in Beijing. Here are some simple tips on how to be a tourist in your own home, and reignite the spirit of exploration and discovery that goes hand in hand with vacation.
We’ve rounded up some of our favorite and best-rated local tour companies and guides that are just itching to take you and your family on an adventure…
Located by the Sixth Ring Road in the north-east of the city, at the junction between Chaoyang, Shunyi, and Tongzhou districts, Dongjiao Wetland Park is an expansive and bucolic 3-square-kilometer space home to a lake, several ponds, a white sand beach, and a 35km-long fitness trail.
The minimum recommended age for riding on the back of E-Bikes is 5, but children under 12 actually ride for free on B-Electric tours, making it a really great option for slightly older kids.
Starting today, traffic restrictions will be in place all around the city.
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