• Beijing Acrobatic Show
• Beijing Night Show with dinner
• Forbidden City
• Ming Tombs
• Peking Opera Show with Dinner
• Summer Palace
• The Great Wall
• The Legend of Kung Fu
• The Spirit Way (Shen Dao)
• The Temple of Heaven
• Tiananmen Square
• Yonghegong

QUANJUDE, a famous historied brand of China, was established in 1864 (the third year of Tongzhi of Qing dynasty). During the 136 years, QUANJUDE has experienced business vicissitudes and survived the arduous ordeal of time. Throughout the years, QUANJUDE dishes have been greatly enriched due to developing and innovation.
With its long history, Quanjude roast duck enjoys a high reputation among domestic and overseas consumers for the peculiar roast technique and outstanding quality. It ranks the first not only in Chinese Famous Dishes, compiled by all-China famous chefs under the organization of Ministry of Commerce in 1958, but also in Elite of Chinese Famous Dishes, published by China and Japan in 1982. In many cases, Quanjude lists the first among famous restaurants.
Website: http://www.quanjude.com.cn/

By air:
Beijing Capital International Airport is located 28km (17 miles) northeast of the city center. The main international terminal opened in 1999 and now hosts 66 local and domestic airlines offering more than 5,000 scheduled flights linking Beijing with 88 Chinese and 69 international cities. More than 40 foreign airlines have booking offices in Beijing.

Flight service:
From London is 10 hours 10 minutes; from New York is 14 hours 40 minutes; from Los Angeles is 12 hours 30 minutes; from Toronto is 16 hours 20 minutes and from Sydney is 13 hours 30 minutes. Journey times for domestic services to Beijing are: Harbin – 1 hour 40 minutes; Shanghai – 2 hours 10 minutes; Xian – 1 hour 50 minutes; Guangzhou – 3 hours; Guilin – 2 hours 50 minutes.

By rail:
The main railway stations for domestic journeys are Beijing Station and Beijing West. Beijing West Railway Station, which is Asia’s largest rail terminal, serves the south and west of the city. Other stations in Beijing serve the suburban routes. Both main stations have left-luggage facilities, ATMs, tourist information, shops and restaurants. All Chinese express trains have four different classes - soft sleeper, soft seat, hard sleeper and hard seat.

Rail service:
Trans-Manchurian services to Moscow (journey time - 6 days) and Trans-Mongolian trains to Ulan Bator and Moscow (journey time - 5 days) leave from Beijing Railway Station, as do trains to Pyongyang in North Korea (journey time - 25 hours). The China-Tibet railway opened in 2006 and can be joined at Beijing West Railway Station (journey time - 48 hours). Trains to Hong Kong (journey time - 27 hours) and Vietnam (journey time - 43 hours) leave from Beijing West Station. Journey times for domestic services to Beijing are: Harbin - 14 hours; Shanghai - 12 hours; Xian - 15 hours; Guangzhou - 24 hours; Guilin – 22 hours 30 minutes.

Almost every four-or five-star hotel has facilities for entertainment. Besides hotels, nightlife venues are mostly in the city center. You can see the Peking Opera, acrobatics, dramas, local ballad singing, song and dance performances, or attend a music concert, or drop in at a roadside disco. It's best to stick to places that have been recommended by other tourists or Chinese friends.
Now, the city has witnessed a mushrooming of foreign theme pubs, new exotic bars and locally run clubs. Foreign pubs, bars, cafes and disco clubs attract foreign residents and tourists as well as young Chinese.

New Bar Street
In Beijing, there is "New Bar Street" and "Old Bar Street". New Bar Street is along the edges of Beihai Park (Northwest of the Forbidden City). These bars are where the hip young locals go for a night on the town, whereas the Old Bar Street is a bit more for the tourist clientele. New Bar Street is a wonderful place to stroll around on a warm summer evening, with gorgeous views around Beihai.
Type: Bars & Cafes
Address: Beihai

Hard Rock Cafe Beijing
You should visit the Hard Rock Cafe at least once while you are in Beijing.  Many expatriates are on hand every night as well as many locals.  The Western style food is good and the entertainment is great.  Almost every night starting around 10:00 p.m. a live band will perform 70's American music and the dance floor will be full.  The bands are usually from other countries (e.g, Australia) and are excellent.
Type: Clubs and dancing
Address: Landmark Tower, Chaoyang District.
Tel: 6590 5566

Get Lucky Bar (Haoyun Jiuba)
It has underground Rock Venue with amazing decoration. Live Shows every Tuesday, Friday, Saturday. Own Brewery - this bar has moved to Ladies' Street, Xingbalu, and is now called "New Get Lucky" -- same great shows, but no more home brew.
Type: Casinos
Tel: 8448-3335
Address: Ladies' Street, Xingbalu

Moonhouse Bar
It used to be right outside of Beijing University's west gate, but has moved to a slightly bigger location closer to Beijing Language and Culture University down the street.
It's the bar "where everybody knows your name."
Type:Bars & Cafes
Add: WuDaoKou, Hai Dian District

Lounge & Bar Loco
Loco is a brand new hip bar & lounge in the Wudaokou area.  At Loco you can enjoy a variety of Western and Asian dishes, drink anything from cappuccinos to Jack Daniels, from Guinness to Absinth, or just relax smoking a HOOKAH!!! We are open for lunch, dinner, and more importantly whenever you want to drink. We speak Korean, Chinese, and English. At Loco we like to go crazy.
Type: Pubs
Closing Time: 11:30 AM - 2:30 AM
Tel: 10-62322288
Address: Ground Floor, Xijiao Hotel, Wudaokou, Haidian

2008 Feb 7
Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) - Family gathering and festivities for 3–15 days

2008 Apr 4
Qingming Festival (Clear and Bright) - Tomb sweeping

2008 Jun 8
Dragon Boat Festival - Dragon boat racing and zongzi eating

2008 Aug 15
Ghost Festival (Spirit Festival) - Offer tributes and respect to the deceased

2008 Sep 14
Mid-Autumn Festival (Moon Festival) - Family gathering and moon cake eating