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Asian Games Village Vacation Packages

There are approximately 7,500,000 residents who call this buzzing city home, and we're sure you'll run into quite a few of them! Flying into Capital International Airport? Asian Games Village is 11 miles to the southwest of the gates. To reach Asian Games Village from the city's heart, head 6 miles to the north.

Become familiar with the area by stopping at some close by attractions. At the top of every itinerary should be 798 Space and Chaoyang Park. Fellow travelers also speak highly of National Agricultural Exhibition Center and Chaoyang Theater. Another thought is to head over to a nearby area, such as North Chaoyang or Olympic Village.

It won't take long to get to one of the most popular tourist sights around. Tiananmen Square is only 6 miles to the south.

While touring around the central part of Beijing, drop in at CCTV Headquarters and Hongqiao Market. If you have enough time, don't forget about Lama Temple and Ditan Park.

The numerous cultural sites, such as 798 Art District, Xu Beihong Museum, Xubeihong Memorial Hall and ArtChina, cannot be missed!

Check for self-guided tours and special exhibits at Prince Gong Mansion, Big Bell Temple, Galleria Continua and MR Gallery. You'll definitely find something everyone in the family will appreciate.

For live entertainment, peruse the program at Poly Theater, Tiandi Theater, Penghao Theatre and Poly Plaza International Theatre. It's always a smart idea to book tickets in advance.

Head outdoors and breathe in the fresh air at one of the nature areas, including Houhai Park, Qingnian Hu Park, Shicha Lake Park and Chinese Ethnic Culture Park.

Recommended parks include Temple of Earth, Yuan Dynasty City Wall Relics Park, Nanguan Park and Shicha Lake Park. Relax on the grass or take a peaceful stroll.

Track down the bargains, grab a bite to eat or just do some people-watching at Lady Street Market, Xin'ao Shopping Center, Wudaokou Clothing Market and Lotus Market.

Dongsishitiao Bridge, The Imperial College, Temple of Confucius and South Luogu Lane have so many tales to tell. History buff or not, you'll definitely find out something at these time-weathered sites.

If you're interested in sacred places, you shouldn't miss Temple of Confucius, Bailin Temple, Fire God Temple and Tongjiao Temple.

Accommodation in Asian Games Village

Asian Games Village is much loved by tourists, and boasts a fine assortment of places to stay. Expedia's Asian Games Village hotels guide makes booking easy.

Travelers with an eye for the finer things in life can choose from the Shangri-La China World Summit Wing, Beijing, at No.1 Jianguomenwai Avenue, and the Park Hyatt Beijing, at 2 Jianguomenwai Street. If those don't exactly meet your needs, check out the National Jade Hotel - Beijing, at No.19,huizhong Lane,yayun Village, Chaoy, and the Super 8 Hotel Guozhan - Beijing, at 1 Xiaohuangzhuang Rd Heping W, two places where you'll be sure to find a bargain.

*Savings based on all vacation package bookings with Flight + Hotel on Expedia.com from January through December 2017, as compared to price of the same components booked separately. Savings will vary based on origin/destination, length of trip, stay dates and selected travel supplier(s). Savings not available on all packages. For Free Flight or 100% Off Flight deals, package savings is greater than or equal to the current cost of one component, when both are priced separately.