Must See Destinations
The Great Wall of China, one of the seven wonders of the world, is an extraordinary series of fortifications stretching over 13,000 miles. Commencing its construction in 220 BC, it was designed to prevent invasions from the neighbouring Euroasian Empires. A pinnacle of Chinese culture, the Great Wall stands as the most recognized tourist attraction in the country."
The Great Wall Of China - Beijing
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The Forbidden City situated in the heart of Beijing, is the former imperial palace and winter residence of China's Emperor during the Ming Dynasty. This iconic attraction captivates the highest number of international visitors in China, a distinction befitting its status as the world's largest imperial palace
The Forbidden City -
Beijing
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The Temple of Heaven is a complex of religious buildings where Taoist worship ceremonies were conducted to seek blessings for abundant harvests and favorable weather. This sacred site, listed on the World Heritage List, underscores its profound significance. Established in 1420, it resides in the historic outer city of Beijing.
The Temple Of Heaven -
Beijing
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The Summer Palace also known as the "Imperial Garden Museum" is a unit of gardens composed of beautiful pavillions, lakes and lush vegetation encircling what used to be the Royal Family's summer retreat. Instituted in 1750, the palace was destroyed during the Second Opium War in 1860 but was restored to its original grandeur in 1886. This ornate haven epitomizes regal extravagance with its embellished ensembles and meticulous attention to detail
The Summer Palace -
Beijing
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