Beijing Travel Guide – Show You the Most Impressive Parts in Beijing
With a history of over 3000 years, Beijing is a must-visit place for most tourists who travel to China for the first time. According to the official statistics, Beijing was initially recorded in history book over 3000 years ago. The city of Beijing and its surrounding areas have been appointed as the capital by five feudal dynasties in the history of China, so Beijing is abundant in royal relics, among which, the Forbidden City is the most renowned and best preserved.
Beijing is located in the northeast part of China. Due to its plain topography, many huge edifices can be built close to each other, such as the Bird Nest and Water Cube, two famous 2008 Olympic legacies. As the capital of China, Beijing is directly administrated by the central government of China, which is the reason why tourist facility in Beijing is relatively more advanced than most other places in China.
Generally speaking, there is less rainfall in the north part of China than the south part, however, Beijing has the wettest weather in north China. June, July and August are Beijing’s rainy season. 80% of Beijing’s rainfall is concentrated in these three months.