Beijing Tourism: Beijing Travel Guide and Tips | SOTC

Old is being enveloped within the new and traditions are giving way to the contemporary, but some of history’s biggest moments are still preserved in China’s 800-year-old capital. This is Beijing! This city is changing rapidly. Tall, lavish buildings, winding flyovers, and red conventional monuments form the skyline of Beijing. The capital of China has a rich history that is evident in several places of the city. The energy is high, people are friendly, and it’s a magnet for businesses.

Beijing tourism immerses you in the 13th-century palaces, old hutongs, traditional market stalls, and the Great Wall. These are the cultural hubs that renew your appreciation for the city.

Geography / Climate of Beijing

The city is a fertile plain with mountains, and Dongling Mountain is the highest peak. The rivers - Chaobai, Beiyun, Yongding, and Juma enrich the soil. Beijing is close the Bohai Sea; hence it is called the Beijing Bay.

Summer and winter are at two extremes. In summer, which ranges from June to September, the temperature rises to 30 °C and the climate is humid too. Also, it rains in summer. In winter (December to February), the temperature falls to -8 °C and it is dry and cold. The best time to go on a Beijing tour is from June to October. The weather is perfect to explore the Imperial Palace.

Beijing Tours

The 800 years of history is visible at the Beijing’s heritage sites. The Beijing tour takes you to places such as Great Wall of China, The Palace Museum, Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven, Tiananmen Square, Lama Temple, Jingshan Park, Juyong Pass, Prince Gong Mansion, and Yuanmingyuan Park.

SOTC is offering travellers a unique experience for families, large groups, and corporate. Their Beijing tour packages are at varying price points and covers all expenses. Visit Beijing to enjoy the new, as you marvel at the old.