
#BeijingArrival —Stronger Air Links with Europe and East Asia
Air France and Air China connect Paris with Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK), providing convenient air links for European visitors. Eligible French nationals can also benefit from China’s visa-free entry policy for short stays.
Air China, China Southern Airlines and China Eastern Airlines connect Seoul Incheon International Airport with Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX), adding more flight options from East Asia. Eligible South Korean nationals can also take advantage of China’s visa-free entry policy for short stays in Beijing.

#BeijingOutdoor —Autumn Hiking in Beijing’s Mountains
Autumn brings shades of crimson and gold to the mountains around Beijing, making it a rewarding time for hiking. Eligible international visitors transiting through China can take advantage of the 240-hour visa-free transit policy to spend time in Beijing and enjoy the season’s mountain scenery.

#BeijingCitywalk — Hidden Gems for an Autumn Walk
Autumn is a lovely time to explore Beijing on foot, from historic hutongs and tucked-away temples to creative neighborhoods and lively shopping streets. Here are four spots that reveal different sides of the city.
1. Fayuan Temple Historical and Cultural Block: A plant sculpture of a cat takes on a romantic charm after dark. Historic hutongs, independent shops, and creative cat-themed installations give this neighborhood its own character.
2. Pudu Temple: Just beside the Forbidden City, Pudu Temple offers a quieter corner of Beijing, where historic architecture meets the colors of autumn.
3. Xuannan Bookstore: Hidden in a Beijing hutong, this literary retreat invites visitors to browse books and discover a little more about old Beijing culture.
4. Sanlitun: A longtime favorite for fashion, shopping, and nightlife, Sanlitun brings a contemporary edge to a Beijing city walk, with plenty of places to stop along the way.
