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joseph2016

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Q: Non-touristy places to visit in Beijing?

I'm looking for a place that I haven't seen in Beijing and that isn't in most of the guides but is still really impressive and awesome, any ideas?

6 years 18 weeks ago in Culture - Beijing

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NICK_HHC

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Hi, i just know an awesome place with less peaple called YanQiHu, which locates in HuaiRou district of beijing.

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NICK_HHC

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Hi, i just know an awesome place with less peaple called YanQiHu, which locates in HuaiRou district of beijing.

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ironman510

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I would just focus on finding the best duck restaurants every dinner night and score your favorite one and tell us.

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