If you are visiting as a tourist to Beijing, capital of China, will inevitably be one of the attractions on your tour guide for the monumental and historical attractions such as the Great Wall of China, Forbidden City and the Ming tombs among many others. But more and more residents in Beijing say that there are many lesser-known tourist sites you visit, as well as those lesser known places that you would like a lot of charms and delight of tourists. For example, Cui Jian, China’s famous rock star, which was conducted in the Rolling Stones act in Shanghai in 2006, he said: “I’m not interested in that stuff all the earlier kingdom of culture, which was once the biggest show Reich or something.” Cui recommends that tourists should visit to Beijing and enjoy the atmosphere instead of the 798 Art District in eastern Beijing’s Dashanzi. This1950s period factory zone has been re-painted himself into the Bohemian community of art galleries, cafes and bistros, outdoor sculptures, colorful graffiti wall Factory, among many other interesting features. Another resident of Beijing’s private owner Wu Jianxin Wine Club, grew up near Houhai, which was once a quiet village on the lake, which has now been exceeded in noisy bars and boat rentals for tourists. Wu willing to take a walk Baiyun Guan or White Cloud Temple. This Taoist temple ground has a certain mystical charm about them, and without the tourist crowd the main attractions, is just a great place to take a slow sightseeing. Sight, if you’re 800 years old Baiyun Guan are regular traditional ceremonies and rites, which in Taoist monks. This ancient temple is the headquarters of Chinese Taoist Association. Li Jing, a designer by profession, prefers to take his walks in the area Nanluoguxiang. This region is well preserved stretch of streets, although located in downtown Beijing, is almost unknown to many tourists. These streets are home to many local bars, hostels and boutiques. Radiating area of the old ambience in Beijing when contrasted against the modern town facilities. At home as I want tourists to unconventional souvenirs should visit Jindian waybill shop. Here you will not find the usual replica dragons or jade sticks that you can not find all the souvenir shops in Beijing. Instead, you discover an unusual and strikingly beautiful home souvenirs, such as old bus passes, Chinese antique furniture, clocks and flying pigeon bicycles (whatever that is). After several visits to Beijing, I’m with the locals, only to suggest, contrary to the lesser-known attractions. My recommendation is to see everything, to cover the main sights of Beijing, many of which you have to leave awestricken.


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