The Central Axis connects an array of historical and cultural heritage sites in Beijing witnessing the changes and development of the capital. The bus can take tourists to six attractions. [How to Buy Tickets] Passengers can buy tickets by scanning the electronic sign at the stop. [Operating Route] Minzuyuan (China Ethnic Culture Park) → National Stadium → Linglong Tower → China Science and Technology Museum → South Gate of the Olympic Forest Park → Xin'ao Shopping Center → Minzuyuan (China Ethnic Culture Park) [Service Times] Summer: 9:00-22:30 Winter: 9:00-21:30 The first bus departs at 9:00 every day in both directions. Interval (summer): 15 minutes/bus Internal (winter): 25 minutes/bus [Ticket Price] 12-seat VIP air-conditioned sightseeing bus: RMB 50/person (rated passenger capacity: 10 persons) 23-seat open-sided sightseeing bus: RMB 30/person (rated passenger capacity: 22 persons) The North of…

The city of Salzburg, the capital of the Austrian province of Salzburg, is the fourth largest city in Austria after Vienna, Graz and Linz, with a population of around 153,000. It is located in the heart of Austria as well as in the heart of Europe and represents the gateway to the Alps. For centuries, the importance and wealth of the archbishopric was shaped by the salt trade, and the city's name is composed of salt and castle, reflecting this importance. In the past, Salzburg was an independent archbishopric and an important episcopal city. The architectural style of the old town is influenced by the baroque art of Italy, and the city has been called the Rome north of the Alps. The economic importance is mainly focused on tourism, culture, universities, industrial fair and numerous commercial groups. Salzburg attracts many companies and hidden champions; corporations such as Porsche, Palfinger, Sony, Red Bull, Liebherr, Atomic and Spar manage their international operations from…

    As spring approaches, everything takes on a new look. The magnolias under the Beijing Olympic Tower are blooming with refreshing fragrance. The plum blossoms in Chaoyang Park look like snow on branches, exuding poetic elegance. Asiatic apple flowers in Wangjing turn into pink clouds, creating a picturesque scene. This is not only a snapshot of scenery, but also the awakening of oriental aesthetics— Chaoyang, Beijing invites you to stroll through the streets to enjoy the fascinating scenery. Let’s capture the beauty of everything coming to life in spring! ↓↓↓   (Source: WeChat Official Account of Chaoyang District, Beijing)

  Amidst the hustle and bustle of the city, the Ba River flows like a gentle ribbon, �� carrying its unique leisurely hours. The brightness of the day and the tranquility of the night all attract people to explore a poetic life here.       When the morning glow spreads on the river, the shimmering ripples sparkle like scattered gold. On the footpath, people jog at a leisurely pace. ��‍♂️ The flagstone path beneath their feet is smooth and solid. Flowers on the roadside are blooming, �� creating a colorful scene with pleasant fragrance. As you walk, your mind starts to drift. Immersed in this relaxing atmosphere, you can cast aside all your troubles.     Cycling enthusiasts can hardly wait to hop on their bikes and set off along the riverside. As the wheels roll,��‍♂️ a gentle breeze brushes their faces. �� The fresh air, carrying the…

Blue Alert for Lightning Issued Today Attention It is forecast that lightning may occur in Beijing from 16:40 on May 8, 2025 to 05:00 on May 9, 2025, which may cause lightning disasters. Precautions are advised for your own safety: If you are working outdoors, stay away from high ground and trees, and stop any work at heights or over water. Avoid touching exposed metal objects, such as shovels, antennas, water pipes, wire fences, or gas pipes. Close and stay away from doors and windows, and avoid using phones or other plugged-in electrical devices. Be aware of the potential for short bursts of high winds, heavy rain, or hailstorms that may accompany thunderstorms. (Source: Beijing Municipal Early Warning Center)