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The Botanical Garden, Beijing, China Filmed at the end of September 2010 More information, photos and videos from around Beijing (plus travel guide) : www.kinabaloo.com More videos from around all of China : www.beijingbuzzz.com

Silk Market in Beijing China

Beihai Park, Beijing, China. Beihai Park Travel Guide : www.kinabaloo.com More information, photos and videos from around Beijing (plus travel guide) : www.kinabaloo.com More videos from around all of China : www.beijingbuzzz.com

The NCPA, also sometimes known as the National Theater, is situated in central Beijing.

A quick snapshot of the nightlife in Beijing. Michael Kohn braves a deep fried scorpion at the night markets, he explores some of the tiny bars which he describes as “holes in the walls.” But have you ever seen fish swimming around in the ceiling while dining at a restaurant? Beijing has it all. Produced by Lonelyplanet.tv

A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to Beijing, China by TravelPod blogger Tallbird_lankey titled “Beijing Part 1″ Tallbird_lankey’s travel blog entry: “only 9 million bicycles – Melua you’re off your noggin~!!!! Hello readers – we’ve made it to China (phew) -the main destination for our jaunt… let’s hope that it lives up to the expectation. We left Mongolia (Ulaan Baator) by the trans-siberian. It was a shame to head off, leaving the world’s best nomads, mare’s milk, Mongolian Miaghi, the scenery and everything else behind us. We had another near miss on the cabins though not as amusing as the last. We met Anne and Kim (again brilliant – our luck has held out with room mates so far) from England, and were next to the cabin with the loudest shrillest American Newyorker (for those of the “Friends” generation allllmost Janice)we’re sure there were other people in her cabin.. at least we hope that she wasn’t talking to herself for 40hrs.. but only her voice was audible. The journey was smooth and peaceful (once you’d tuned out Janice), and we rumbled into Beijing at 2pm the next day and experienced the dramatic contrast between UB and Beijing.. The scale of the place, the number of people, and the incredible atmosphere and humidity. Lugging bags through Beijing was a challenge, but we negotiated the subway, the Hutongs, and the hawkers and found ourselves a nice hostel where we’ve been holed up this week. The rest of the first day we did a quick reccy of the …

CHINA Tourism Video

www.WatchMojo.com presents… China is the largest country in East Asia with Beijing as its capital city. In this video clip learn all about China.