陳雄暉 弟兄: "Unfortunately, if you're traveling with a tour group, you will not see much or go far. You'll only see one section of the palace. You'll need at least a whole day to see everything. Get here early!"
Petr J.: "The classic pork dumplings are always delicious. Ten pork dumplings are around ¥60, but you can also choose dumplings with crab (¥100) or truffles (¥200)."
Martin Lewison: "Add soy sauce, vinegar, and ginger mix into spoon. Add dumpling, then pierce the skin so the soup mixes with sauces and some sauce gets into the dumpling, slurp it up (don't burn your tongue!), eat!"
Dom B: "Microbrewery in microbrewery style, if there is something like this; feels pretty west coast, wooden interior and big brewing barrels on display... Very good meaty cheeseburger and ales!"
Jeffrey Wu: "It’s a Taiwanese staple. The soup dumplings are the best in the world and the other food is also scrumptious and delicious. Not so expensive and very good. You’ll wait in peak times."
ŠKODA AUTO - CAREER: "If you want to really experience Chinese culture and history, then this is the place to visit. On Chinese holidays, be prepared to literally jostle half of China in already crowded premises."
Niclas Skold: "Closed Mondays. Bring your passport or an ID card to enter. You can only enter from the south main entrance. North gate is only an exit."
Ty 'Diji: "I love it here! Don't forget to order your souvenir badge at the shop very close to the top. Wear comfy shoes, take your camera and oh your selfie stick. A video might also be interesting... be proud."
Jeffrey Wu: "Amazing and very significant slopes, in certain sections. It’s a wonder —the sheer size 5K miles built some 5K years ago is impressive and the sight is stunning, as one stares into the distance."
S: "Lovely temple complex. A must see in Beijing after the forbidden city. Don't forget your free incense on the left as you walk in. Join the locals and offer some to the buddhas!"
Amy Sullivan: "Come here for a peaceful moment, and mindful reflection. Men step left foot first over the thresholds, ladies step right foot first. If you take photos, only outside - not in any of the buildings."