Getting around in Beijing
Times of IndiaGuidepal.com/GETTING AROUND, BEIJING/ Updated : Oct 27, 2016, 14:20 IST
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The Chinese capital is a sprawling city, but there are plenty of convenient transport options for getting around in Beijing. The efficient and bilingual subway system can take you to most places within the city and the suburbs, an … Read more
The Chinese capital is a sprawling city, but there are plenty of convenient transport options for getting around in Beijing. The efficient and bilingual subway system can take you to most places within the city and the suburbs, and is a great way of travelling like a local. Rental bicycles are most suitable for exploring small hutong neighbourhoods, and you’ll also find bicycle lane in major streets. Metered taxis are easily available and are the best mode for commuting at night, when public transport closes down. China as also an impressive long-distance rail network of high speed trains that connects the capital to most parts of the country. Read less

The Chinese capital is a sprawling city, but there are plenty of convenient transport options for getting around in Beijing. The efficient and bilingual subway system can take you to most places within the city and the suburbs, and is a great way of travelling like a local. Rental bicycles are most suitable for exploring small hutong neighbourhoods, and you’ll also find bicycle lane in major streets. Metered taxis are easily available and are the best mode for commuting at night, when public transport closes down. China as also an impressive long-distance rail network of high speed trains that connects the capital to most parts of the country.
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