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  • Beijing City

    King Wu was the first to declare Beijing the capital city in 1057 BC. Subsequently, the city has gone by the names of Ji, Zhongdu, Dadu, and finally Beijing when the Ming Dynasty Emperor ChengZu chose the name in 1421. Before 1949, Beijing was known as Peking by the Western world. After 1949, the city's name returned to Beijing, as it is known today.

    Beijing City is an independently administered municipal district. She is situated in the northeastern part of China at an elevation of 43.5m above sea level. The climate in Beijing is of the continental type, with cold and dry winters and hot summers. January is the coldest month (-4 Celsius), while July the warmest (26 Celsius).

    Beijing has a whole area of 16808 sq km (about 6500 sq mi), stretching 160 kilometres from east to west and over 180 kilometres north to south. She has 18 districts and counties with Dongcheng, Xicheng, Xuanwu, Chongwen, Chaoyang, Haidian, Fengtai and Shijingshan in the surburbs and Fangshan, Mengtougou, Changping, Tongxian, Shunyi, Daxing, Huairou, Miyun, Pinggu and Yianqing in the outer suburbs. Population in Beijing is about 12 million.

    Beijing International [HOT!] [NEW!] - Beijing's official website portal, provide foreigners with comprehensive information regarding work, study, investment, and government.


    General Information

    NOTE: Beijing roads are changing daily. All tourists should find the most recent maps - Don't fall behind ... and risk getting lost. (Cost: $1-2 RMB)


    Beijing Weather and Time


    Beijing Pages


    Photo Gallery


    Beijing Attractions


    Museums in Beijing





    Travel and Tour information

    Tourist Information

    In order to help visitors in distress and resolve complaints, the China National Tourism Administration (CNTA) and the Beijing tourism bureau have set up a 24 hr. Tourism Service Quality Supervision and Control Office:
    Tel: 010-6513 0828, Fax: 010-6515 8251 (Language: Chinese, Japanese and English)
    AIDS hotline: 010-6426 6958


    Hotel and Hostel Information

    NOTE: Beijing's area code is '10'. Seven digit phone numbers published before May 1996, should have '6' prepended to the number.


    Tourist Diaries, Blogs, and Forums


    Entertainment

    Peking Opera

    Beijing Food, Drink, and Nightlife


    Sports


    Events


    Publications


    Reference

    Education, Law Offices, and Libraries


    Libraries


    Research Institutes


    Government Agencies


    Miscellaneous

    Business and Computer


    Daily Life


    Beijing Ren


    Beyond Beijing


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