48 Stunden in Peking was tun? Die verbotene Stadt schau ich mir nicht an. Sondern nur vom Jingshan Park aus.

48 Hours in Beijing: The Ultimate Jingshan Park Guide (Skip the Crowds!)

Hey there! Skipping the massive crowds inside the Forbidden City and heading straight to Jingshan Park is actually a brilliant, local-style way to experience Beijing. You’ll get the most iconic panoramic view without walking for miles!

Here is a quick, practical guide to making the most of your 48 hours, tailored for international travelers:

• The Ultimate View at Wanchun Pavilion (万春亭)**This is the highest point in the park and the absolute best spot to overlook the Forbidden City.
Pro Tip: Try to arrive about an hour before sunset. Watching the golden hour light up the imperial yellow glazed tiles is breathtaking and makes for incredible photos!

• Quick Logistics & Payments****Tickets: Entry is incredibly affordable at just 2 RMB.
Booking: You can easily book your ticket via the “Changyou Park” (畅游公园) WeChat Mini Program.
Payment: Don't worry about cash! You can seamlessly link your international credit card (Visa/Mastercard) to Alipay or WeChat Pay to handle all your purchases and tickets.

• Suggested 48-Hour Mini Itinerary**
Day 1: Head to Jingshan Park in the late afternoon for the sunset view. Afterward, walk over to the nearby Shichahai area to enjoy the evening vibes and grab some dinner.
Day 2: Explore the traditional Hutongs (alleys) near the Drum and Bell Towers, or visit the Temple of Heaven if you want to see another architectural masterpiece.

Have an amazing time exploring Beijing from above! Let me know if you need any specific restaurant recommendations nearby.