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1. Old Summer Palace
Haidian District | RuinsAbout the size of New York's Central Park, this ruin was once a grand collection of palaces—the emperor's summer retreat from the 15th century...Read More
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2. Summer Palace
Haidian District | Castle/PalaceEmperor Qianlong commissioned this giant royal retreat in 1750. Anglo–French forces plundered, then burned, many of the palaces in 1860, and...Read More
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3. Beijing Botanical Garden
Haidian District | GardenSitting at the feet of the Western Hills in Beijing's northwestern suburbs, the Beijing Botanical Garden, opened in 1955, hosts China's largest...Read More
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4. Big Bell Temple
Haidian District | Religious Building/Site/ShrineThis 18th-century temple shields China's biggest bell and more than 400 smaller bells and gongs from the Ming, Song, and Yuan dynasties. The...Read More
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5. Five-Pagoda Temple
Haidian District | Religious Building/Site/ShrineHidden among trees just behind the zoo and set amid carved stones, the temple's five pagodas reveal obvious Indian influences. It was built...Read More
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6. Fragrant Hills Park
Haidian District | City ParkOnce an imperial retreat, Xiangshan Park is better known as "Fragrant Hills Park." From the eastern gate you can hike to the summit on a trail...Read More
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7. Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolutions
Haidian District | Museum/GalleryClosed for major renovations, this museum is scheduled to reopen in 2015. Stuffed with everything from AK-47s to captured tanks to missile launchers...Read More
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8. Temple of Longevity
Haidian District | Religious Building/Site/ShrineA Ming empress built this temple to honor her son in 1578. Qing emperor Qianlong later restored it as a birthday present to his mother. From...Read More
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9. Temple of the Reclining Buddha
Haidian District | Religious Building/Site/ShrineAlthough the temple was damaged during the Cultural Revolution and poorly renovated afterward, the Sleeping Buddha remains. Built in 627–629...Read More
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