
How Many Days Do You Need in Beijing?
A simple guide to planning 2, 3, 4 or 5+ days in Beijing — and finding the right pace for your first visit.
Inspiration Awaits — Explore the Wonders of China

A simple guide to planning 2, 3, 4 or 5+ days in Beijing — and finding the right pace for your first visit.

From hutong walks and riverside views to shopping and local food, Beijing has plenty to explore after the sightseeing ends.

From aerial photography to pocket cameras and gimbals, DJI is one of China’s most recognizable technology brands — and one worth discovering during your trip to Beijing.

Just a short high-speed train ride from Beijing, Tianjin offers historic architecture, local street food, riverside views, and a completely different city atmosphere.

Discover a traditional Beijing folk craft — then paint your own Tu’er Ye and take it home as a souvenir you made yourself.

A fun and personal souvenir from Beijing’s LEGO Flagship Store on Wangfujing Street

Luxury, souvenirs, LEGO, Gundam, anime, pop culture and Chinese EVs — see what Wangfujing really has to offer.

From miniature palace roofs to interactive designs, Beijing’s fridge magnets have become tiny pieces of art worth bringing home.

From blind boxes to global IP icons, this is one of China’s most playful modern trends.

Pick your own ingredients, choose your soup, and enjoy one of China’s most fun casual meals