What to do in Beijing if you like geography?

Let me introduce you to the following places if you like geography:

1. Watch the flag-raising in Tiananmen once

As a Chinese, in the country The capital of China is in the largest city square in the world (Tiananmen Square). Watching the sacred military parade is of self-evident significance! Therefore, many friends who are in Beijing or coming to Beijing want to go to Tiananmen Square to experience the solemn and sacred flag-raising ceremony up close.

2. Watching the sunset at the Summer Palace

The sunset in Beijing is different from other places. It always gives photos an extra human touch. Whether it is the sense of vicissitudes accumulated by history or the grandeur and grandeur of being an imperial capital, people will be moved.

3. Shidu Mountain Tour

It starts from Yidu Village in the east, to Dashadi in the west, to Sanqing Cave in the north, and to Gaoliang Mountain in the south. The mountains are beautiful, the valley walls are steep, and the peaks and forests are verdant.

4. Take a walk along Shichahai

Shichahai is a historical and cultural tourist attraction in Beijing and a historical and cultural reserve in Beijing. It is located in Xicheng District, the central city, adjacent to the central axis of Beijing.

5. Looking at the CBD from the rooftop of Heqiao Lizhi Hotel

Beijing Central Business District (Beijing Central Business District), referred to as Beijing CBD, is located in Beijing’s Chang’an Street, Jianguomen, The gathering area of ??Guomao and Lufthansa Embassy District. A 7-square-kilometer area starting from Dongdaqiao Road in the west, East Fourth Ring Road in the east, Tonghui River in the south, and Chaoyang North Road in the north.

6. Eat snacks in Nanluogu Lane

Nanluogu Lane is an alley and one of the oldest neighborhoods in Beijing, with a history of more than 740 years. Although Nanluoguxiang has been heavily commercialized, the popularity of some snacks there is undeniable.

7. Go sit and have a drink in a bar in Houhai.

The bar street in Houhai is a paradise for young people.

8. Take a walk around Jingshan Qian Street Wangjiao Tower

Jingshan Qian Street Wangjiao Tower is a holy place for many young people to take photos. We often see couples coming to take wedding photos.

9. Watch the sunset and count lions on Marco Polo Bridge

The 800-year-old ancient bridge bears witness to Beijing’s more than 800-year history as the capital. Just as the lyrics of "The Ballad of Lugou" sing: In Jinzhongdu, the smoke and clouds dispersed, leaving the ancient bridges to describe the country, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. For seven hundred years, the dawn moon in Lugou shone on the great river.

10. Make a wish under the wall of Yonghe Temple

Yonghe Temple is the largest Tibetan Buddhist temple in Han Dynasty. Every festival, the temple is filled with incense.