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Beijing: Where Ancient Heritage Meets Modern Magnificence
Walk through the majestic Forbidden City; climb the legendary Great Wall; savor authentic Peking duck in traditional courtyards. Where imperial grandeur meets vibrant street life — come experience the heart of China's cultural heritage. Embrace the timeless charm of the capital.
Explore Beijing's imperial splendor and rich heritage through its most iconic landmarks.
The world's largest palace complex and former imperial palace of Chinese emperors for nearly 500 years. A UNESCO World Heritage Site with stunning architecture.
The most visited and well-preserved section of the Great Wall of China. Breathtaking views and a must-see wonder of the world.
Masterpiece of Chinese landscape garden design, featuring Kunming Lake, Longevity Hill, and magnificent imperial gardens.
Sacred complex where emperors of Ming and Qing dynasties prayed for good harvests. Famous for its stunning circular architecture and acoustics.
Well-preserved Qing Dynasty mansion with beautiful gardens, representing the pinnacle of Beijing residential architecture and cultural heritage.
One of China's oldest and most complete imperial gardens, featuring the iconic White Dagoba on Jade Flower Island and beautiful lake views.
Experience the authentic flavors of Beijing cuisine and traditional imperial dishes
Beijing's most famous dish - crispy skin duck served with thin pancakes, spring onions, cucumber, and sweet bean sauce.
Traditional Beijing noodles topped with fermented soybean paste sauce, diced pork, and fresh vegetables.
Traditional fermented mung bean drink, an acquired taste that's deeply rooted in Beijing culture.
Sweet glutinous rice roll with red bean paste, rolled in soybean powder. A beloved traditional Beijing dessert.
Beijing-style hot pot with thinly sliced mutton, clear broth, and a variety of vegetables and dipping sauces.
Candied hawthorn on a stick - a classic Beijing street snack with crispy sugar coating and tangy fruit inside.
Famous roast duck restaurant
Qianmen Main Store
Authentic mutton hot pot
Wangfujing Branch
Street food paradise
Dongcheng District
Nightlife & dining
Xicheng District
Discover the best shopping destinations and entertainment venues in Beijing
Beijing's premier shopping street with department stores, international brands, and the famous snack street.
Trendy nightlife district with upscale shopping, international dining, and vibrant bar scene.
Historic hutong lane filled with boutique shops, cafes, and traditional Beijing architecture.
Your trusted partner for professional dental care in China since 1999
Established in 1999, Arrail Group operates under two premier brands: ARRAIL Dental and RYTIME Dental. We are committed to providing world-class dental services with international standards and local expertise.
We have over 30 dental hospitals and clinics located across various districts of Beijing. You're welcome to schedule an appointment at the location most convenient for you. Please contact us through the following channels to book your visit.
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RYTIME Dental offers a full range of dental services, including general dentistry, implants, orthodontics, teeth whitening, and restorative treatments such as veneers and crowns.
You can book an appointment through the online customer service link shown above, or by scanning the QR code on this page to fill out the consultation form.
Yes. Arrail Group clinics follow international medical standards and serve patients from all over the world with multilingual support.
The Forbidden City area (Dongcheng District), Wangfujing, and Sanlitun are excellent choices for tourists, offering easy access to major attractions, shopping, and dining.
Remove shoes when entering homes, bow slightly when greeting, don't point with your index finger, learn basic Mandarin phrases, respect local customs at temples and cultural sites, and be prepared for crowded tourist areas especially during holidays.