Photo Friday: The Forbidden City At Night

September 17th, 2010 | 7 comments


The Forbidden City At Night

The Forbidden City At Night

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  • http://www.MyBeautifulAdventures.com/ GlobalButterfly

    Wow, this is incredible! I have never seen it at night!!!

  • Anonymous

    Beautiful photo! I hope to be there to see it for myself in a month or so!

  • Anonymous

    Oooh! You’re going to be in Beijing?! That’s amazing! Wish I could fit on that bike of yours. You’ll fit in just fine. Chinese people bike everywhere!

  • Anonymous

    Yea, it looks really nice at night. So does Tiananmen Square but the guards don’t allow you in there after it gets dark.

  • http://www.facebook.com/orlandovacations Sheena

    Wonderful photo! I’ll be seeing this myself very soon, my hubby and i are planning a trip to China. I’m excited=)

  • http://www.stayadventurous.com/ craig zabransky

    The Courtyard was a place where you can have a cognac, cigar, and coffee with a view of the Forbidden City at night. An amazing view. I had no problem getting in and access in 2004, not sure what its like today… but for a special occasion it might be the call when in Beijing.
    http://www.courtyardbeijing.com

    stay adventurous, Craig

  • Anonymous

    Aww…I didn’t get a chance to have a view like that. I stayed at an international youth hostel in a hutong when I was in Beijing. My view was an alley way with dumpsters. Lol