Markets are intrinsically linked to traditional life in the Chinese capital. Here, people rise early to visit their local street market, filling string shopping bags with everything from fresh seafood to the finest silks. But it isn’t just about shopping – visiting a market is a chance for people to gather and socialise, meeting friends old and new as they potter among the vendors.
The biggest city in China, it's a place where the ancient and modern come together, providing a treasure trove of discoveries for the curious traveller - be it authentic local cuisine, awe-inspiring architecture or superb history and heritage.
A modern sanctuary awaits in an ancient capital. Boasting spacious rooms and impressive views.
