Delhi (National Capital Territory of India), Delhi to Beijing, Beijing Municipality from $175: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Traveling From Delhi (National Capital Territory of India) to Beijing

Traveling from Delhi to Beijing offers you a striking contrast between the vibrant chaos of India's capital and the organized modernity of China's historic metropolis.

Best Neighbourhoods in Beijing

Beijing's neighborhoods blend history, culture, and modern life in captivating ways.

Haidian

• Home to prestigious universities and tech parks.

• Lush parks offer relaxing green spaces.

Chaoyang

• Features vibrant nightlife and dining options.

• Hosts embassies, adding an international vibe.

Dongcheng

• Close to historic sites like the Forbidden City.

• Charming hutongs showcase traditional Beijing life.

Best Times To Visit Beijing's Attractions

Timing your visit can transform your experience at Beijing's attractions.

The Forbidden City

Visit early in the morning on weekdays for fewer crowds.

The Great Wall

Opt for late afternoon visits to enjoy stunning sunset views.

Tiananmen Square

Early morning or late afternoon offers cooler temperatures and less congestion.

Beijing Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Beijing experiences four distinct seasons, with hot summers and cold winters influencing outdoor plans. Spring and autumn offer mild temperatures, making these seasons ideal for exploring the city's rich history and vibrant culture.

Dining Recommendation in Beijing

Peking Duck at Quanjude is a must-try, showcasing a culinary artistry that contrasts sharply with Delhi's rich spice-laden dishes; the tender, crispy skin served with thin pancakes offers a sophisticated flavor profile. This dining experience immerses you in an elegant atmosphere, highlighting the use of local ingredients and traditional techniques that reflect Beijing’s deep culinary heritage.