Hi, We will be in Beijing in November from Tianjin Airport. Our ETA at Tianjin Airpot is 7.05am. We plan to travel on a bullet train to Beijing and check-in at Ibis Sanyuan Hotel on that day. Would you advise me how to get to the hotel. On the way back we will stay at Ibis Tianjin Tian Wei in Tianjin. How to to get to this hotel in Tianjin. On the next day we have to catch our flight to Kuala Lumpur ETD at 8.05am. Pl. advise regarding the fastest mode of transport to the Tianjin Airport so that we will not be late for the flight.
27th October,2009
Oct. 26,2009 22:38 Ms.Melissa(China) replied:
Hi,Abdullah. I suppose you are asking about three routes. 1)Beijing South Railway Station to Ibis Hotel Sanyuan 2)Tianjin Train Station to Ibis Tianjin Tian Wei Hotel 3)Ibis Tianjin Tian Wei Hotel to Tianjin Binhai International Airport To answer your questions: 1)BJ South Railway Station to Ibis Sanyuan: take Subway Line 4 and transfer to Line 2 at Xuanwumen Station, Get off at Dongzhimen Station and change to Bus No. 966 2)Tianjin Train Station to Ibis Tian Wei: take Bus NO.861 3)Ibis Tian Wei to Tianjin Airport: Sightseeing Bus No.2 (from Jingangqiao to Hepingcun) --- Air-conditioned Bus No.462 (from Hepingcun to Jinhanqiao) --- Airport Special Line 5 (from Limingzhuang to Tianjin Airport)
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Oct. 25,2009 07:36
Reply
Mr.Junus(Malaysia) said:
Dear Sir,
My wife and I will be in Beijing in mid November 2009. She is suferring from a spine injury and thus she can not walk fast like a healthy person. What mode of transport do you suggest for visits to the Forbidden City, Tiannemen Square, Bird Nest and other places. Is it adviseable to travel by subway?. We will bw staying at Ibis Sanyuan Hotel. Please advise.
Oct. 26,2009 01:15 Mr.Leo replied:
Hi, take subway, it is safety, fast and rides smoothly.
Oct. 26,2009 01:00 Ms.Kay replied:
Hello: It is not advisable for her to travel in Beijing. Maybe she needs a wheelchair and a person to help her. If she can walk for a long distance, the subway is available for you. The hotel you will stay is well-located.
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Oct. 23,2009 10:31
Reply
Mrs.Nurul(Malaysia) said:
I'll visit Beijing on 2nd Dec 2009. What kind of clothes should we bring?
Oct. 23,2009 20:30 Mrs.Gaby replied:
Be sure to bring winter clothes, including wool sweaters and down coats.
14.
Oct. 23,2009 09:57
Reply
Mr.farhan(bangladesh) said:
i am a citizen of bangladesh and i want to visit beiging, which one is baeutiful,hongkong oe beiging.
Oct. 23,2009 20:29 Ms.Elithebeth replied:
Both of them are touristy cities.
15.
Oct. 22,2009 00:28
Reply
Ms.Agnes(Singapore) said:
I will travel to Beijing next year with my mum so, ps advise is it a hard work for senior citizen to go place like Forbidden city, Great wall...Beside those major attractions anymore intereting place.....
Oct. 22,2009 00:58 Mr.Tyler replied:
Great Wall will be as you have to climb. Moreover, you shall plan you route in a loose and relax way.
Oct. 22,2009 01:56 Ms.Sophie replied:
Hi, Ms.Agnes, maybe it is a little difficult for senior citizen to climb the Great Wall, but she can take the cable car. For other tourist sites, such as Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, Temple of Confucius, Yonghe Lamasery, it will be ok.
Oct. 22,2009 03:45 Ms.Agnes(Singapore) replied:
Mr. Tyler,
Thanks for your advise, I will consider.
Oct. 22,2009 23:53 Ms.Agnes(Singapore) replied:
Ms Sophie,
I am great to hear that it solve my problem....Thanks for your advise....
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Oct. 21,2009 07:31
Reply
Mrs.wendy(USA) said:
Thank you so much for all of the helpfull answers, we are choosing Bejiing, Xian then onto HongKong. Thanks again. I really appreciate all of your input.
17.
Oct. 20,2009 21:29
Reply
Mrs.wendy(USA) said:
If you had a choice to go to either Shanghai or Bejiing which would you choose? We are going to be limited in time and have to choose one over the other and we are getting mixed reviews. Everyone is telling us its very hard to breathe in Bejiing, is this true? Please advise. Our week in China is going to consist of Bejiing and Hong Kong or Shanghai and Hong Kong, which ever is more appealing. Which would you choose and if I may ask why?
Oct. 20,2009 22:11 Ms.Melissa(China) replied:
Hi,Mrs.wendy. Beijing is the cultural center of China while Shanghai is the financial center. Many overseas love Beijing and have lived in Beijing for years. I will choose Beijing as Beijing saw the growth of a new China. You will have a great experience of ancient China and modern China in Beijing. However, if you don't care that much about the history and culture, or just go for fun, you can go to Shanghai. In saying that, i don't mean Shanghai is not rich in culture and history, just compared with Beijing. All in all, Beijing and Shanghai are all top mainland cities in China. Either of them is worth your visit. Just make your own decision. Wish you a nice trip:)
Oct. 21,2009 00:44 Mr.PeterW(USA) replied:
I agree with Melissa's good summary. One more point, Hong Kong and Shanghai are kind of similar and Beijing is different than both. I'd take Hong Kong, Xian, Beijing.
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Sep. 18,2009 00:48
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Ms.wendy(USA) said:
how far is xiam the home of the terracotta soldiers from beijing? is it something we can take a train to from beijing or do we need to fly? also, is xiam closer to Hong Kong or closer to Beijing as we will be going to both places. thanks.
Sep. 18,2009 01:43 Mr.Eric replied:
Here is the map of China: http://www.travelchinaguide.com/map/
Transporation from Beijing to Xi'an: Train - 12hours 1200 km Flight - 2 hours 1034 km
Oct. 20,2009 07:25 Mr.East(Australia) replied:
Xi'am is closer to beijing
Oct. 21,2009 00:35 Mr.PeterW(USA) replied:
Hi Wendy,
You can take train at Beijing West station leaving ~8:30pm either on train# Z19 or T27. Both arrive at next morning ~8:30am. You actually save time (vs sleep at hotel) and experience travelling in China by train, which is very safe and relax. I'd recommend get a soft sleeper for US$60/each. Need to buy train ticket (a) few days in advance. Or preorder them and ask them to send to your hotel though we haven't used this service before, as we have Chinese friends helping us on that.
We live in San Diego, and plan to do our China tour by train ONLY! The cost is a fraction of that travelling from San Diego to Seattle, and much faster. It usually takes one day or two to travel between most cities.
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Oct. 13,2009 18:07
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Mr.jones(brazil) said:
I am planning to visit beijing on the 1st week of december. can u advise me on winter activities and attractions within the city? best budget hotel near the vicinity of the attractions at the same time near the airport... am i allowed to rent a car and drive as a tourist? are cars there on right or left hand drive? thanks
Oct. 13,2009 21:09 Mr.Eric replied:
Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, Beijing Zoo, Yonghe Lamasery are all recommended within the city. As for the hotel, you may choose one in the city center, and take subway to reach the airport. Check this: http://www.travelchinaguide.com/hotel/beijing-hotels.htm
Oct. 13,2009 21:23 Ms.Sarah(BJ) replied:
Hi,Mr.jones. In winter, you can go skiing and visit those famous attractions such as Tiananmen Tower, Forbidden City, Jingshan Park, Beihai Park, Great Hall of the People Tiananmen Square, Summer Palace, Badaling Great Wall, Shichahai and ect. Beijing has a developed transport system. A car may take you everywhere you are going, however, there will be traffic jam on the groud. I sugguset you take subway, bus as well as rickshaw to cover your trip. Hope this helps and wish you a nice trip :)
Hi Mr.Jones, I went to Haikou (Hainan) in 2008, we stayed in a five star hotel, it was pretty cheap, but trust me, you do not want to go lower than 3 1/2 stars, it is very bad, but the good hotels aren't that pricey in beijing currency
Although, don't get me wrong the five star hotels are extremely nice to stay in :) i went at the age of 13 with a basketball torunament, it was really good to see the culture side of china, try and get a translater and visit a rice paddy with them, it is a great experience to learn what the farmers and translators have to say about their own lives and lifestyles
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Oct. 19,2009 04:54
Reply
Mr.Azharuddin(Malaysia) said:
Hello...I bought the flight and will travel to Beijing on 18th to 23rd Dec 2009. Within this period of time, what will be the temperature and weather there? Is it cold? I already bought a winter suits to my son and daughter.
Oct. 19,2009 21:07 Ms.April replied:
This website boast related info. Just read it: http://www.travelchinaguide.com/climate/beijing.htm
Thanks April....visit me at http://www.scubadivingplace.com
21.
Oct. 14,2009 20:07
Reply
Mrs.crazycanuck(canada) said:
we have a 14 hour lay over in bejing and want to make a very mini trip of it. we have according to our flight schedule (not sure if these are bejing times.. hope not) from 2am til 350pm. so lets say, be back at the intl airport by 2pm. what can we do in that short period of time??? we would love to see either the wall or the square if possible, but if anyone has any reccomendations,,, thx :)
Oct. 14,2009 22:13 Ms.Iris replied:
Mrs.crazycanuck I think you can visit the Tiananmen Square if time permits. I suggest that you should arrive at the airport in advance, 2 hours for domestic flight and 3 hours for international flight. I am afraid it's not enough to visit the Great Wall.
Hi, is there snow in beijing during the third week of November? Do you recommend that we take a package tour to go around for tours? are the sites accessible to tourists who go on their own?
tnx
Oct. 11,2009 03:44 Ms.Jennifer replied:
Dear Jenna. I don't think anybody can tell whether it will be snow in Beijing during the third week of November. Weather forcast can tell within 3 to 7 days, but it is just Oct now. All the attractions are accessible to tourists from home and abroad. Tour company will make arrangements for you so as to save your own plan and preparation.
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Oct. 6,2009 13:39
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Mr.Richard(Canada) said:
Mr. Qi... Many thanks I have decided to stay at Prime hotel.
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Oct. 1,2009 14:17
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Mr.Richard(Canada) said:
I will visit Beijing in mid November.As a senior citizen who would like to visit Tiananmen square and Forbidden city by walking which hotel is the closest. Novatel xinqiao or Prime. Thanks
Oct. 6,2009 00:56 Mr.Qi replied:
Hi, Mr Richard, If you stay in Prime, you are close to the back yard of the Forbidden City or if you are in Novotel Xinqiao which is next to Chongwenmen, you are close to Tiananmen Square. Prime seems to be closer by walking.
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Sep. 23,2009 00:58
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Ms.Angela(Singapore) said:
How can I arrange transport to and fro Nanshan Ski Resort for 9 people. Want to do a day trip. Thanks.
Sep. 23,2009 04:58 Mr.Joy(CN) replied:
Hi,Ms. Where do you leave?
Sep. 23,2009 04:52 Ms.Iris replied:
Ms Angela: Nanshan Ski Resort is located near Miyun County, only 62 km from WangHe Bridge in Beijing. Take bus 980 Express（Dongmi Zhuanxian）from DongZhiMen Bus Station to Miyun TaiYangJiaYuan or XiDaQiao (14 RMB/per person). Next, simply grab a 10 minute Taxi to Nanshan Ski Resort (20 RMB/car).
Sep. 25,2009 04:47 Mrs.ste(Italy) replied:
Dear Ms.Angela, thanks for your answer...Do you have any suggestions?What can i buy for my boyfriend that he can use in Beijing?
26.
Sep. 24,2009 16:53
Reply
Mrs.ste(italy) said:
My boyfriend will spend one year in Beijing. I'd like to make a gift to him: in Italy we have museum card that's a card that someone pays in advance and you can visit museums, monuments, ... without paying the entry (or paying it with discount). Does exist something similar to what i want in Beijing?Is possible to buy it from Italy? Any suggestions for other gift? Please let me know.....Thanks!
Sep. 25,2009 02:23 Ms.Echo replied:
Hello The card you said must be the through ticket,which are the annual ticket, season ticket and monthly ticket. You can buy it in Beijing, not in Italy.
27.
Sep. 21,2009 03:45
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Mr.Whirlwind(China) said:
The Beijing Science and Technology Museum, also known as the New China Science and Technology Museum, opened to visitors on September 20. The museum received 15,000 visitors on the opening day. It is situated in the north of the Bird’s Nest. The opening hours are 09:00—16:30(Tuesday to Sunday) during the normal days. On special holidays like Labor’s Day, National Day, the Spring Festival and Summer Vacations for Students, the business hours are 09:00—17:30 from Monday to Sunday.
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Sep. 17,2009 08:00
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Mr.Jim(Australia) said:
I am now in Beijing....is it worthwhile to give Tianjin a day trip? I understand train is from Beijing SDouth Railway Stattion...but what about taking a bus?
Sep. 17,2009 20:20 Ms.Meimei(cn) replied:
If you have much time, go for a "one-day trip" in Tianjin. Trains are really convenient as you understand. As for bus, you can take long-distance bus at Zhaosongkou at the 3rd ring of south Beijng. The frequency is 15min. and it takes at least 2 hours with a fare of CNY35. Good Luck :)
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Sep. 15,2009 23:48
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Ms.Loh(Malaysia) said:
Leaving for Beijing tomorrow. Trying to find out more of Beijing Snow World Entertainment Center. Is this place open now? Read that it has artificial snow? Couldn't find the relevant website. Can somebody help? Thanks.
Sep. 16,2009 04:39 Mr.Francis replied:
Are you sure it is Beijing Snow World Entertainment Center? I googled but found no such place. But it may be Beijing Snow World Ski Resort. If you are finding Beijing Ski Resorts, see this website: http://www.at0086.com/at_News%5C293%5C829158850236540.html
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Sep. 15,2009 16:51
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Mr.Edward Long(U.S.A.) said:
Is there any Beijing-Chengde 3-4 day tour available, with bus/train and hotel arranged? I am going to Beijing around 9/19/2009. Pleas let me know ASAP. Thanks. Ed Long
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Oct. 26,2009 21:00 Reply
Mr.Abdullah(Malaysia) said:
Hi, We will be in Beijing in November from Tianjin Airport. Our ETA at Tianjin Airpot
is 7.05am. We plan to travel on a bullet train to Beijing and check-in at
Ibis Sanyuan Hotel on that day. Would you advise me how to get to the hotel. On the
way back we will stay at Ibis Tianjin Tian Wei in Tianjin. How to to get to this hotel
in Tianjin. On the next day we have to catch our flight to Kuala Lumpur ETD at 8.05am.
Pl. advise regarding the fastest mode of transport to the Tianjin Airport so that we will not be late for the flight.
27th October,2009
Oct. 26,2009 22:38
Ms.Melissa(China) replied:
Hi,Abdullah.
I suppose you are asking about three routes.
1)Beijing South Railway Station to Ibis Hotel Sanyuan
2)Tianjin Train Station to Ibis Tianjin Tian Wei Hotel
3)Ibis Tianjin Tian Wei Hotel to Tianjin Binhai International Airport
To answer your questions:
1)BJ South Railway Station to Ibis Sanyuan: take Subway Line 4 and transfer to Line 2 at Xuanwumen Station, Get off at Dongzhimen Station and change to Bus No. 966
2)Tianjin Train Station to Ibis Tian Wei: take Bus NO.861
3)Ibis Tian Wei to Tianjin Airport: Sightseeing Bus No.2 (from Jingangqiao to Hepingcun) --- Air-conditioned Bus No.462 (from Hepingcun to Jinhanqiao) --- Airport Special Line 5 (from Limingzhuang to Tianjin Airport)
12.
Oct. 25,2009 07:36 Reply
Mr.Junus(Malaysia) said:
Dear Sir,
My wife and I will be in Beijing in mid November 2009. She is suferring from a spine injury and
thus she can not walk fast like a healthy person. What mode of transport do you suggest for visits
to the Forbidden City, Tiannemen Square, Bird Nest and other places. Is it adviseable to travel by
subway?. We will bw staying at Ibis Sanyuan Hotel. Please advise.
Oct. 26,2009 01:15
Mr.Leo replied:
Hi, take subway, it is safety, fast and rides smoothly.
Oct. 26,2009 01:00
Ms.Kay replied:
Hello:
It is not advisable for her to travel in Beijing. Maybe she needs a wheelchair and a person to help her. If she can walk for a long distance, the subway is available for you. The hotel you will stay is well-located.
13.
Oct. 23,2009 10:31 Reply
Mrs.Nurul(Malaysia) said:
I'll visit Beijing on 2nd Dec 2009. What kind of clothes should we bring?
Oct. 23,2009 20:30
Mrs.Gaby replied:
Be sure to bring winter clothes, including wool sweaters and down coats.
14.
Oct. 23,2009 09:57 Reply
Mr.farhan(bangladesh) said:
i am a citizen of bangladesh and i want to visit beiging, which one is baeutiful,hongkong oe beiging.
Oct. 23,2009 20:29
Ms.Elithebeth replied:
Both of them are touristy cities.
15.
Oct. 22,2009 00:28 Reply
Ms.Agnes(Singapore) said:
I will travel to Beijing next year with my mum so, ps advise is it a hard work for senior citizen to go place like Forbidden city, Great wall...Beside those major attractions anymore intereting place.....
Oct. 22,2009 00:58
Mr.Tyler replied:
Great Wall will be as you have to climb. Moreover, you shall plan you route in a loose and relax way.
Oct. 22,2009 01:56
Ms.Sophie replied:
Hi, Ms.Agnes, maybe it is a little difficult for senior citizen to climb the Great Wall, but she can take the cable car. For other tourist sites, such as Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, Temple of Confucius, Yonghe Lamasery, it will be ok.
Oct. 22,2009 03:45
Ms.Agnes(Singapore) replied:
Mr. Tyler,
Thanks for your advise, I will consider.
Oct. 22,2009 23:53
Ms.Agnes(Singapore) replied:
Ms Sophie,
I am great to hear that it solve my problem....Thanks for your advise....
16.
Oct. 21,2009 07:31 Reply
Mrs.wendy(USA) said:
Thank you so much for all of the helpfull answers, we are choosing Bejiing, Xian then onto HongKong. Thanks again. I really appreciate all of your input.
17.
Oct. 20,2009 21:29 Reply
Mrs.wendy(USA) said:
If you had a choice to go to either Shanghai or Bejiing which would you choose? We are going to be limited in time and have to choose one over the other and we are getting mixed reviews. Everyone is telling us its very hard to breathe in Bejiing, is this true? Please advise. Our week in China is going to consist of Bejiing and Hong Kong or Shanghai and Hong Kong, which ever is more appealing. Which would you choose and if I may ask why?
Oct. 20,2009 22:11
Ms.Melissa(China) replied:
Hi,Mrs.wendy.
Beijing is the cultural center of China while Shanghai is the financial center. Many overseas love Beijing and have lived in Beijing for years. I will choose Beijing as Beijing saw the growth of a new China. You will have a great experience of ancient China and modern China in Beijing. However, if you don't care that much about the history and culture, or just go for fun, you can go to Shanghai. In saying that, i don't mean Shanghai is not rich in culture and history, just compared with Beijing.
All in all, Beijing and Shanghai are all top mainland cities in China. Either of them is worth your visit. Just make your own decision. Wish you a nice trip:)
Oct. 21,2009 00:44
Mr.PeterW(USA) replied:
I agree with Melissa's good summary. One more point, Hong Kong and Shanghai are kind of similar and Beijing is different than both. I'd take Hong Kong, Xian, Beijing.
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Sep. 18,2009 00:48 Reply
Ms.wendy(USA) said:
how far is xiam the home of the terracotta soldiers from beijing? is it something we can take a train to from beijing or do we need to fly? also, is xiam closer to Hong Kong or closer to Beijing as we will be going to both places. thanks.
Sep. 18,2009 01:43
Mr.Eric replied:
Here is the map of China:
http://www.travelchinaguide.com/map/
Transporation from Beijing to Xi'an:
Train - 12hours 1200 km
Flight - 2 hours 1034 km
Oct. 20,2009 07:25
Mr.East(Australia) replied:
Xi'am is closer to beijing
Oct. 21,2009 00:35
Mr.PeterW(USA) replied:
Hi Wendy,
You can take train at Beijing West station leaving ~8:30pm either on train# Z19 or T27. Both arrive at next morning ~8:30am. You actually save time (vs sleep at hotel) and experience travelling in China by train, which is very safe and relax. I'd recommend get a soft sleeper for US$60/each. Need to buy train ticket (a) few days in advance. Or preorder them and ask them to send to your hotel though we haven't used this service before, as we have Chinese friends helping us on that.
We live in San Diego, and plan to do our China tour by train ONLY! The cost is a fraction of that travelling from San Diego to Seattle, and much faster. It usually takes one day or two to travel between most cities.
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Oct. 13,2009 18:07 Reply
Mr.jones(brazil) said:
I am planning to visit beijing on the 1st week of december. can u advise me on winter activities and attractions within the city? best budget hotel near the vicinity of the attractions at the same time near the airport... am i allowed to rent a car and drive as a tourist? are cars there on right or left hand drive? thanks
Oct. 13,2009 21:09
Mr.Eric replied:
Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, Beijing Zoo, Yonghe Lamasery are all recommended within the city. As for the hotel, you may choose one in the city center, and take subway to reach the airport. Check this: http://www.travelchinaguide.com/hotel/beijing-hotels.htm
Oct. 13,2009 21:23
Ms.Sarah(BJ) replied:
Hi,Mr.jones.
In winter, you can go skiing and visit those famous attractions such as Tiananmen Tower, Forbidden City, Jingshan Park, Beihai Park, Great Hall of the People Tiananmen Square, Summer Palace, Badaling Great Wall, Shichahai and ect.
Beijing has a developed transport system. A car may take you everywhere you are going, however, there will be traffic jam on the groud. I sugguset you take subway, bus as well as rickshaw to cover your trip.
Hope this helps and wish you a nice trip :)
Oct. 20,2009 07:17
Mr.Brad East(Australia ) replied:
Hi Mr.Jones, I went to Haikou (Hainan) in 2008, we stayed in a five star hotel, it was pretty cheap, but trust me, you do not want to go lower than 3 1/2 stars, it is very bad, but the good hotels aren't that pricey in beijing currency
Oct. 20,2009 07:20
Mr.Brad East(Australia) replied:
Although, don't get me wrong the five star hotels are extremely nice to stay in :) i went at the age of 13 with a basketball torunament, it was really good to see the culture side of china, try and get a translater and visit a rice paddy with them, it is a great experience to learn what the farmers and translators have to say about their own lives and lifestyles
20.
Oct. 19,2009 04:54 Reply
Mr.Azharuddin(Malaysia) said:
Hello...I bought the flight and will travel to Beijing on 18th to 23rd Dec 2009. Within this period of time, what will be the temperature and weather there? Is it cold? I already bought a winter suits to my son and daughter.
Oct. 19,2009 21:07
Ms.April replied:
This website boast related info. Just read it: http://www.travelchinaguide.com/climate/beijing.htm
Oct. 19,2009 23:36
Mr.Azharuddin(Malaysia) replied:
Thanks April....visit me at http://www.scubadivingplace.com
21.
Oct. 14,2009 20:07 Reply
Mrs.crazycanuck(canada) said:
we have a 14 hour lay over in bejing and want to make a very mini trip of it. we have according to our flight schedule (not sure if these are bejing times.. hope not) from 2am til 350pm. so lets say, be back at the intl airport by 2pm. what can we do in that short period of time??? we would love to see either the wall or the square if possible, but if anyone has any reccomendations,,, thx :)
Oct. 14,2009 22:13
Ms.Iris replied:
Mrs.crazycanuck
I think you can visit the Tiananmen Square if time permits. I suggest that you should arrive at the airport in advance, 2 hours for domestic flight and 3
hours for international flight. I am afraid it's not enough to visit the Great Wall.
22.
Oct. 11,2009 00:29 Reply
Ms.JENNA2380(Philippines) said:
Hi,
is there snow in beijing during the third week of November?
Do you recommend that we take a package tour to go around for tours? are the sites accessible to tourists who go on their own?
tnx
Oct. 11,2009 03:44
Ms.Jennifer replied:
Dear Jenna. I don't think anybody can tell whether it will be snow in Beijing during the third week of November. Weather forcast can tell within 3 to 7 days, but it is just Oct now.
All the attractions are accessible to tourists from home and abroad. Tour company will make arrangements for you so as to save your own plan and preparation.
23.
Oct. 6,2009 13:39 Reply
Mr.Richard(Canada) said:
Mr. Qi... Many thanks I have decided to stay at Prime hotel.
24.
Oct. 1,2009 14:17 Reply
Mr.Richard(Canada) said:
I will visit Beijing in mid November.As a senior citizen who would like to visit Tiananmen square and Forbidden city by walking which hotel is the closest. Novatel xinqiao or Prime. Thanks
Oct. 6,2009 00:56
Mr.Qi replied:
Hi, Mr Richard, If you stay in Prime, you are close to the back yard of the Forbidden City or if you are in Novotel Xinqiao which is next to Chongwenmen, you are close to Tiananmen Square. Prime seems to be closer by walking.
25.
Sep. 23,2009 00:58 Reply
Ms.Angela(Singapore) said:
How can I arrange transport to and fro Nanshan Ski Resort for 9 people. Want to do a day trip. Thanks.
Sep. 23,2009 04:58
Mr.Joy(CN) replied:
Hi,Ms. Where do you leave?
Sep. 23,2009 04:52
Ms.Iris replied:
Ms Angela:
Nanshan Ski Resort is located near Miyun County, only 62 km from WangHe Bridge in Beijing. Take bus 980 Express（Dongmi Zhuanxian）from DongZhiMen Bus Station to Miyun TaiYangJiaYuan or XiDaQiao (14 RMB/per person). Next, simply grab a 10 minute Taxi to Nanshan Ski Resort (20 RMB/car).
Sep. 25,2009 04:47
Mrs.ste(Italy) replied:
Dear Ms.Angela,
thanks for your answer...Do you have any suggestions?What can i buy for my boyfriend that he can use in Beijing?
26.
Sep. 24,2009 16:53 Reply
Mrs.ste(italy) said:
My boyfriend will spend one year in Beijing.
I'd like to make a gift to him: in Italy we have museum card that's a card
that someone pays in advance and you can visit museums, monuments, ... without
paying the entry (or paying it with discount).
Does exist something similar to what i want in Beijing?Is possible to buy it from Italy?
Any suggestions for other gift?
Please let me know.....Thanks!
Sep. 25,2009 02:23
Ms.Echo replied:
Hello
The card you said must be the through ticket,which are the annual ticket, season ticket and monthly ticket. You can buy it in Beijing, not in Italy.
27.
Sep. 21,2009 03:45 Reply
Mr.Whirlwind(China) said:
The Beijing Science and Technology Museum, also known as the New China Science and Technology Museum, opened to visitors on September 20. The museum received 15,000 visitors on the opening day. It is situated in the north of the Bird’s Nest. The opening hours are 09:00—16:30(Tuesday to Sunday) during the normal days. On special holidays like Labor’s Day, National Day, the Spring Festival and Summer Vacations for Students, the business hours are 09:00—17:30 from Monday to Sunday.
28.
Sep. 17,2009 08:00 Reply
Mr.Jim(Australia) said:
I am now in Beijing....is it worthwhile to give Tianjin a day trip? I understand train is from Beijing SDouth Railway Stattion...but what about taking a bus?
Sep. 17,2009 20:20
Ms.Meimei(cn) replied:
If you have much time, go for a "one-day trip" in Tianjin. Trains are really convenient as you understand. As for bus, you can take long-distance bus at Zhaosongkou at the 3rd ring of south Beijng. The frequency is 15min. and it takes at least 2 hours with a fare of CNY35. Good Luck :)
29.
Sep. 15,2009 23:48 Reply
Ms.Loh(Malaysia) said:
Leaving for Beijing tomorrow. Trying to find out more of Beijing Snow World Entertainment Center. Is this place open now? Read that it has artificial snow? Couldn't find the relevant website. Can somebody help? Thanks.
Sep. 16,2009 04:39
Mr.Francis replied:
Are you sure it is Beijing Snow World Entertainment Center? I googled but found no such place. But it may be Beijing Snow World Ski Resort. If you are finding Beijing Ski Resorts, see this website:
http://www.at0086.com/at_News%5C293%5C829158850236540.html
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Sep. 15,2009 16:51 Reply
Mr.Edward Long(U.S.A.) said:
Is there any Beijing-Chengde 3-4 day tour available, with bus/train and hotel arranged?
I am going to Beijing around 9/19/2009.
Pleas let me know ASAP. Thanks.
Ed Long