A1. Juyongguan: the number one pass in China which is easy to access the actual Wall and there is no cable car
A2. Badaling: one of the first sections of Great Wall opened to public, and the most famous section of Great Wall with Chinese, very crowded on holidays
A3. Mutianyu: a beautiful section of the Great Wall located in the northeast of Beijing
A4. Huanghuacheng: a section of the Great Wall built through a lake, beautiful and peaceful place especially between Apr. - Oct. with boats available to rent
B1. Tian'anmen Square: the largest city-center square in the world with many Chinese landmarks
B2. Forbidden City: the largest imperial palace in the world, which was off-limits to commoners for 500 years
B3. Jingshan Park: best place to have a panoramic view of the Forbidden City, downtown and old part of Beijing
B4. Wangfujing Street: the No. 1 walking street in China similar to the Nanjing Road in Shanghai
B5. Houhai Lake: a famous pub street now, some high ranking officials in the Ming and Qing dynasties used to live around here
B6. Dashilar: the oldest shopping street in Beijing with many century old establishments, now it has been restored with buildings similar to those during Qing dynasty
B7. National Grand Theatre: the most modern theater in China with three main theaters under a man-made lake
B8. Beijing City-Planning Hall: best place to know the past and future of Beijing, which showcases the great achievements of urban planning and future development
B9. Liulichang: a street full of shops selling antiques and curios with a series of traditional Chinese stone houses; some eunuchs in the Qing Dynasty used to steal treasures from the Forbidden City and sell them here
B10. Capital Museum: one of the biggest and most modern art museums in China with exhibits of various themes; make sure to watch the documentary of Beijing Origin
B11. Dingling Tomb: the only imperial tomb officially excavated in China with a 27 meters deep underground palace
B12. Sacred Way of Ming Tombs: a road with 36 beautifully carved human and animal figures served as guardians for the emperor's afterlife
C1. Temple of Heaven: the place where the Ming and Qing emperors performed their ritual ceremonies
C2. Panda House of Beijing Zoo: there are more than ten pandas living in the Panda House of Beiing Zoo, you could see them playing outside in the morning
C3. Beijing Olympic Park: you will walk around and have an exterior look of the Water Cube & Bird's Nest, main stadiums for the 2008 Olympic Games
C4. Drum & Bell Towers: two iconic buildings in the old part of Beijing, you will get on the Drum Tower to have a Panoramic view of the Hutong neighborhood with century years' history
C5. Confucius Temple & Imperial Academy: the second largest Confucian Temple in China used by imperial officials to pay their respects to Confucius; the other one is the highest institute of learning in China's traditional educational system
C6. Lama Temple: the largest lamasery in Beijing where two famous Qing emperors came from
C7. Yandaixie Street: a popular place with locals and tourists, full of shops, cafes, restaurants, and local snacks in Qing style buildings
C8. Panjiayuan Ghost Market: the largest, cheapest and most popular antique market in Asia which offers a huge assortment of antiques and oddities, best place to find cheap souvenirs on weekends
C9. Hongqiao Market: a major knock-off market in Beijing; also a place to make serious purchase of quality pearl or jade in some boutique stores
C10. Nanluoguxiang: one of the oldest Hutongs in Beijing with a history of over 740 years; now it is a popular shopping place and snack street especially with youngsters
C11. 798 Art District: an art zone built based on an eletronic factory in 1950's
C12. Summer Palace: the largest and best-preserved imperial garden in China
