2013年8月30日星期五
Want to Have a Jiuzhaigou Travel ?
Located in the north of Sichuan Province, Jiuzhaigou County (previously known as Nanping County until being renamed in 1998) is part of the Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture. Since the opening of the Jiuzhaigou Valley Scenic and
Historic Interest Area in 1984, visitors have flocked to the region year by year, and the prosperous tourist industry now accounts for a large proportion of local revenue.
Lying on the highest tableland in the world between the Sichuan Basin and the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, Jiuzhaigou Valley covers altitudes ranging from 2,000 meters (6,561 feet) to about 4,300 meters (14,107 feet). With large number of lake groups, waterfalls and rich variety of endangered plants and fauna, it was awarded the status of UNESCO Man and Biosphere Reserve in 1997 and was also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1992. The reserve has received a string of other titles including that of a National Geological Park, a AAAA Class Scenic Spot in China and a Green Globe 21.
2013年7月25日星期四
Food Streets in Beijing- Wangfujing Street
Located at the northern entrance of Wangfujing Street, Donghuamen Night Market is
A dazzling array of snacks from all corners of China can be found here. The majority of diners here are foreign, and the cost is not low. The street is crowded with all kinds of local cuisine from across China, including the Bintanghulu from Beijing, coconut from Hainan, skewers with many types of meat (beef, chicken, scorpions, squid, grasshoppers, sparrow) from Xinjiang, Chinese prickly ash snacks, chili from Sichuan, rice-flour vermicelli from Guilin, corn on the cob, fried pancakes with Peking duck, noodles, seafood and desserts. The restaurants are all built in the ancient style and sometimes authentic Beijing Opera can be heard along the street.
the most famous snack street in Beijing, popular with both locals and tourists. By simply following the wafting aroma of cooking, tourists can find the most natural and simple flavors of Old Beijing here. When the night falls, the delicious food cruise bringing flavors from every corner of China emits delicious spices in the backdrop of the rhythmic market sounds, provides a serious temptation for your stomach.
A dazzling array of snacks from all corners of China can be found here. The majority of diners here are foreign, and the cost is not low. The street is crowded with all kinds of local cuisine from across China, including the Bintanghulu from Beijing, coconut from Hainan, skewers with many types of meat (beef, chicken, scorpions, squid, grasshoppers, sparrow) from Xinjiang, Chinese prickly ash snacks, chili from Sichuan, rice-flour vermicelli from Guilin, corn on the cob, fried pancakes with Peking duck, noodles, seafood and desserts. The restaurants are all built in the ancient style and sometimes authentic Beijing Opera can be heard along the street.
the most famous snack street in Beijing, popular with both locals and tourists. By simply following the wafting aroma of cooking, tourists can find the most natural and simple flavors of Old Beijing here. When the night falls, the delicious food cruise bringing flavors from every corner of China emits delicious spices in the backdrop of the rhythmic market sounds, provides a serious temptation for your stomach.
2013年6月25日星期二
Let me Tell You Why Numbers of Tourists to Beijing
Not many foreigners know about Beijing and
lots of foreigners wonder why numerous tourists flock in masses to this city. I
will give you some reasons.
Reason
1: Magnificent Scenery of Great Wall
The Great Wall is one of the major tourist
destinations in Beijing.
Its principal attraction lies in its majestic scenery and rich historical
significance.
Reason
2: Grand Historic Sites
With a long history, Beijing
is rich in famous historical relics such as Great Wall, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven,
Summer Palace, Ming Tombs and more
Reason
3: Unique Cultural
Hutong can most represent the old life of Beijing and it is an integral part of Beijing local culture. As a carrier of the
ancient culture of old Beijing,
the Hutongs will be charming always. Hutongs are where the common Chinese
people have lived for hundreds of years. They are an important arena of the
historic and cultural evolutions in the capital of China.
Reason
4: Post-Olympic Atmosphere
Since Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, Beijing has attracted more
and more tourists. A visit to the Olympic site will offer you an aftertaste of
the glorious moments of this magnificent event, and a chance to view a couple
of architectural marvels holding state-of-the-art sports facilities.
Reason
5: Kindly Chinese People
Most Chinese people are great, as are most
nationalities and most people of the world. They are kind and always willing to
help other even some person they do not know.
Reason
6: Delicious Food
Beijing Roast Duck is the most
characteristic Chinese traditional food. Just like the saying goes" there
are two things you must do in Beijing,
to eat the Beijing Roast duck and to see the ten thousands miles long Great
wall." Therefore, you may see that how essential a taste of the Beijing
Roast Duck is during your Beijing
tour.
Reason
7: Colorful Night View
It is hard to describe the night view of Beijing. Night view of Tiananmen Square, National Stadium, and Wangfujing Street
is much different what you seen during daytime. Beijing night attracts you from other aspects
which you cannot find in the daytime.
Reason
8: Convenient Transportation
Transportation plays very important role
during your Beijing
tour. Beijing
transportation is very convenient, comfortable, and cheap. Tourists who travel
in Beijing can
take bus, or rent a taxi, or ride a bike. Besides, there are many foreigners
choose bike as their vehicles.
With so many advantages, do you want to
make a Beijing
tour?
2013年6月13日星期四
Top 10 Sightseeing in Beijing
Forbidden City
Great Wall
Temple of Heaven
Summer Palace
Ming Tomb
Hutong
Peking Opera Show
Chinese Kungfu
Beijing Acrobatics Show
Roast Duck
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