4.6/5
M47***55Universal Studios Beijing is perfect for families who love IPs and crave a fairytale/adventure experience. The core of a family trip is letting kids run wild in the magical world. Planning your route in advance (such as arriving early for popular rides and avoiding peak dining times) and confirming height restrictions can double your experience. Have a blast!
4.7/5
Anonymous userThe Badaling Great Wall is a convenient 30-minute high-speed train ride directly from downtown Beijing. There are options for the northern and southern cableways, as well as a ground-level cable car. One way is to walk up the wall, while the return trip can be by cable car or cable car. Each route offers a different view, so choose what suits you best.
4.5/5
SUPERKYWorth to visit overall although half of the areas were closed for maintenance
44.7/5
M58***79An Immersive Adventure with Adorable Animals! Beijing Wildlife Park: A Treasure Trove for Families and Animal Lovers Beijing Wildlife Park is an absolute must-visit, therapeutic destination in Beijing! Spanning over 3,600 acres, the park is like a natural oxygen bar, home to more than 5,000 rare wild animals. Its three core exhibition areas each offer unique highlights, from immersive wildlife experiences to close-up interactions, providing surprises throughout. Whether you're traveling with children or are an animal enthusiast, you're sure to have a blast! The park's layout is incredibly well-designed, with three interconnected sections: a drive-through/mini-train area, a walking interactive area, and a predator experience area, offering a variety of activities. We chose the popular "Hairpin Flower Train," where the waiting area features a traditional Beijing courtyard design. The clever use of "Tiger Viewing at Hufangqiao and Fish Viewing at Xianyukou" is truly unique. Wearing traditional Chinese hairpin flowers while riding the train allows you to easily capture stunning photos. The 11-kilometer tour route connects seven exhibition areas, offering a magical 360-degree panoramic experience with antelopes roaming, zebras blocking the way, and flamingos dancing among the green grass and water. The guides also provide helpful explanations of animal habits, making it a truly meaningful learning experience. For those seeking more freedom, a self-driving tour is highly recommended, allowing you to stop and interact with the deer and black horses along the way. Just remember not to roll down all the windows to avoid animals suddenly peeking out! The walking area is a paradise for interaction enthusiasts! The Madagascar lemur enclosure, without glass barriers, is definitely a top photo spot. Hundreds of ring-tailed lemurs roam freely, even jumping onto your shoulders for food; their soft fur is instantly soothing. The popular capybaras are incredibly endearing, their slow, leisurely eating during feeding is adorable. There are also alpacas with newly trimmed haircuts and gentle camels that you can touch and feed up close, maximizing the connection between humans and animals. At the adorable toddler kindergarten, the white tiger triplets, baby giraffes, and other cubs are incredibly cute. Watching them play and frolic is absolutely heartwarming, and you can also learn about animal life – a perfect blend of education and entertainment. The colorful houses and cartoon graffiti in the Blue Town make for a fantastic photo opportunity; buy a creative ice cream and take some great pictures! The thrill of the predator experience area is off the charts! Ride a specially designed sightseeing vehicle along a 3.6-kilometer route. Brown bears will stand and climb on the vehicle to snatch food, Siberian tigers will roam freely in the forest, tiger cubs will play in groups, and African lions, cheetahs, and other predators will display their wild charm. Staff on board will remind you of safety precautions throughout the ride and explain the fact that "lions and tigers don't eat carrots," guiding you to observe the animals responsibly. The 50-yuan raw meat feeding is incredibly engaging; watching the brown bears accurately catch the food is both thrilling and exciting, and the three safety barriers provide a sense of security. The park's facilities are also very thoughtful. The food street offers a variety of cuisines, including Lanzhou noodles, pickled fish rice, and Hong Kong-style food, catering to different tastes. The curry rice at the Beast Restaurant is especially delicious. Renting a car or taking the sightseeing bus can save a lot of energy, especially for families with children, making the whole experience easy and stress-free. The staff are attentive and quick to answer any questions, and the signs along the way are clear and easy to follow, so you don't have to worry about getting lost. Tips: It's recommended to enter the park before 9:00 AM to avoid peak hours and queues; if you're bringing children, remember to bring a stroller, sunscreen, and mosquito repellent. You can also bring some snacks to replenish their energy. A full day of fun allows you to experience the beauty of nature...
54.7/5Anonymous userIf you can't make a reservation at the National Museum of Natural History, you can buy a special exhibition ticket to enter without a reservation. The exhibition hall is very large, and it takes about 5-6 hours to see everything. Kids love it and can learn a lot of knowledge with them!
64.5/5Anonymous userIt was nicely managed, the pandas are all healthy and playful. There are cafe and food stalls inside the zoo. The aquarium bundling ticket were very efficient :)
74.6/5
一心一境99The China Science and Technology Museum is not only a paradise for children to learn, but adults can also learn a lot of knowledge. However, you must ask for explanations. Our teacher Xiao Liu is great. She has rich knowledge reserves, vivid explanations, and is very friendly to the children. I hope to hear her explanations again next time I come.
84.7/5Anonymous userWent there during a week day in mid October. Halloween night was so fun and the NPC really tried their best. The rides were great, quick queue, very good experience.
94.8/5Anonymous userIf you want to see dazzling arrays of gemstones and minerals, this is a must-see! The main feature is its sheer size! The massive dimensions are truly awe-inspiring! The other parts, however, are a bit dated for a national museum and the space is rather small.
104.4/5
不想要一样的人There are many marine creatures in the Beijing Oceanarium in the Beijing Zoo. It is very good to bring children here and popularize marine knowledge for them. However, don't come during holidays because there are too many people. There are two dolphin shows every day, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. It seems that it is around 9:00 in the morning. It is very suitable to catch up with this time. The best thing is that you can also walk around the Beijing Zoo in the Oceanarium and see pandas, lions, elephants, etc. It is a good place worth recommending.
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