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Beijing is one of the four peak ancient assets in people republic of China and be positioned in a northern part of China. PRC i.e. called by a name Provinces in China’s Administration Structure. In English, it is called by a name Peking, which is also a English pronunciations. The Province of Hebei lies from north, south, west and covering a small section in an east.

The municipality of Tianjin is position on southeast. Beijing is China’s 2nd largest city, following Shanghai, which is one of world most popular country which having dense population.

Road, Railways, and other vehicle give a transportation a central focal point. In past, Beijing is declared by government of China, as an educational, cultural and political main stream, it also called as back bone of China. 2008 Olympics which is held in summer, is hosted in Beijing.

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These days, China is witnessing a major shift in the profession of artists. They are increasingly changing their profession from art to tourism. It broadly means that now their work means an amalgam of art and food. They are actually emerging as restaurateurs.

Some of such restaurants or cafes are Qu Nar, Tian Xia Yan, and South Silk Road. All these restaurants in Beijing are the major highlights of the town these days.

South Silk Road is in Soho New Town. It is a fabulous restaurant made for the leisure of high-class art- lovers. Beautiful waitresses in bright uniforms serve delicious food. The black furniture also adds beauty to the artistic environment.

Qu Nar is planned and owned by an artist called Mr. Ai, whose restaurant is a perfect place for his fellowmen to relax and dine. The owner is of view that the restaurant is not making much profit because of lack of promotion. But, in my opinion, it is one of the best restaurants, with an exclusive ambience.

I think that it is a nice way of promoting tourism, and encouraging art-lovers to have a different taste.

Via Travel.nytimes

This exciting tour for women has been offered in collaboration with Girlfriend Getaways, a supplement to Arthur Frommer’s Budget Travel Magazine. The tour is going to enhance the cultural knowledge of the women as besides including the highlights of a regular Champion Holidays trip (Great Wall, Forbidden City, Ancient Grand Canal Cruise, etc.), this women-oriented itinerary offers a trip to see the pandas at the Beijing Zoo; a lesson in the Chinese art of paper cutting; a tour around a silk factory, where you can choose a fabric and have a traditional qipao dress custom-made; a home visit with a family in Beijing; and more. The experience will show the culture of the land on a personal basis.
“I want to thank you for one of the best tours I’ve ever taken. The service, hotels, and tour guides were all excellent from beginning to end.” This is the statement of Linda Henriques who went for the tour in 2006.
The tour will be for 14 days and in these 14 days, you will closely watch and testify the rich culture of china. The tour will make you encounter Chinese folk culture that has existed in china for a long time, the giant pandas in Beijing give a new experience, and the Peking Opera Show also provides mirth and delight. The Great Wall of China is also one of the highlights. The tourists will also visit a tea orchard and learn the Chinese tea culture.
It will really be an informative and a different trip all together. I am looking forward to it desperately.
Via china-discovery

Heath in Wanderland- the creator of the Top 10 Travel Tips for Kyoto has now brought the Top 10 Travel Tips for Beijing and thinks that Beijing is a wonderful and inexpensive place. She thinks that there are lots of things that one can do in this vibrant and vital place.
She has helped us with some of the most ultimate advices that are must to remember. These are:

You must reserve a bed at Red Lantern House, a wonderful hostel in the neighborhood of Beijing. This is a place which can give us a good opportunity to experience the Chinese culture. Red Lantern also has an in-house kitchen that serves up delicious vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals.

You must take a breather from the city to watch the Chinese people practicing their operas, and dances. The parks are the most wonderful places to witness the rich culture. The famous Temple of Heaven Tiantan Park. This is the best place to watch the Chinese practice Tai chi. it is truly inspiring.
It is rather obvious that every one going to china must visit the Great Wall. This pilgrimage, which usually features on people’s “List of Things to do Before I Die,” is a wonder to behold. On a fairly clear day, you can see the wall snaking away for miles on end. The section at Mutianyu, which is less touristy than other sections but not too much of a laborious hike or long drive from Beijing. If you walk up to the top, it really gives a feeling of pleasure.

Tiananmen Square is a must-see. If you want to see it thoroughly then you must go in the day as well as at evening. The lights remind you of festivities and the massacre. If you go before the Olympics, you can see the countdown and the crazy Olympic characters that are housed in the square.
The Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven must not be missed in any case. They are the major attractions.

These are some of the tips that I thought are mandatory to be shared with all of you. Be sure to read Heath in Wanderland’s entire Top 10 tips list in order to have a better idea.
Via realtravel

China is fully opened its travel market to unusual travel agencies from July 1, about four months of the November 11, limit settled by the World Trade Organization (WTO),
This means new travel agencies can set up their subsidiary in China without limitations.

The Official statistics shows number of domestic traveler last year are 1.39 billion, and administration forecasts the figure will be 1.78 billion by 2010 attracted by the profitable market, 25 exclusively strange funded travel agencies are settled in China in the past five years.
Great Chinese travel services are confident that they are able to struggle.
Yao Yuecan, president of China International Travel Service Head Office, told China Daily the further opening-up “will not influence our business the profit that travel agencies in China make are rather limited. It will not be easy for foreign-funded travel agencies to survive in China’s market,”
For registering of travel agency in China to manage familial tours costs only 300,000 yuan ($39,000), there are various small agencies that cut their prices to compete against the new travel agencies.