Travel in China:: Entry in and exit out of China
To enter China you will need:
* Your valid passport (or other credentials which can be proof of identity instead of your passport);* Completed visa application form and recent 2-inch (4 cm X 6cm) full-face, bare-headed, half-length photo;* Payment for the visa.
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Travel in China:: How to get around
Now that we hope we have whetted your appetite for the fabulous attractions of Beijing, you will be wondering how to get around this huge city… Here is a brief outline of the easiest ways to travel:
[color=FFCC00]Taxi– With over 60,000 taxis waiting at airport, railway and bus stations you […]

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Travel in China:: The Forbidden City
With well over 9,900 rooms this is certainly the largest and most well preserved palace complex in the world. The palace was the administrative centre of China for more than 500 years and the emperors of Ming and Qing dynasties resided there. Surrounded by a 6 metre deep moat and […]

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Travel in China:: Travel in Beijing you need these
Beijing, the capital city of China, is regarded as the birthplace of Chinese Civilization. One of 6 capital cities from ancient times it has had the honour of being the capital for several dynasties during the last 3,000 years.
Located in the Northwest part of the North China […]

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Travel in China:: Jingshan Park
Jingshan Park, the highest point in Beijing City was built in 1179 during the Jin Dynasty and has a history of more than 800 years. This Park is located directly to the north of the Forbidden City's Shenwu Gate. Visitors will discover that Beihai Park is located directly to the west […]

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