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Lonely Planet Beijing

Name: Lonely Planet Beijing
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SKU: 9781786575203
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By David Eimer and Lonely Planet and Trent Holden

Series: Travel Guide

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Lonely Planet Beijing offers a comprehensive guide to exploring the vibrant and historic city of Beijing. The book provides detailed insights into the city's iconic landmarks, cultural experiences, and hidden gems. It includes practical travel advice, local tips, and captivating photography to enhance your journey through one of China's most exciting destinations.
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If you're intrigued by a city where ancient history and modern innovation coexist, this guide offers an immersive experience of China's captivating capital. You might appreciate the detailed itineraries, expert travel tips, and fascinating insights into local culture, all designed to enhance your adventure through Beijing.

Lonely Planet Beijing

Lonely Planet Beijing is your passport to the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Scale the Great Wall, sip a cocktail in an historic alleyway, or go ice skating with the locals in Houhai; all with your trusted travel companion.

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Spending time here is to be on a permanent journey of discovery, where eye-popping buildings appear seemingly overnight, historic hutong are transformed into hip hang-outs, and new venues open all the time. But some things never change in Beijing and that is equally enticing.

Forbidden City in 3D
Great Wall hiking tips
Guide to local cuisine
Full-colour pull-out map of Beijing

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Lonely Planet Beijing by David Eimer and Trent Holden is widely praised for being a comprehensive guidebook, offering insightful cultural and historical context alongside practical travel advice for explorers. Readers appreciate the book's detailed maps, recommended itineraries, and in-depth coverage of Beijing's major attractions and hidden gems. It is often highlighted for its user-friendly design, making it a valuable companion for both first-time visitors and seasoned travellers.