Lauren has been living in Asia for the past five years. She holds a master's degree in Asian history. Lauren spends her free time reading, writing and traveling and visiting zoos in every city possible.
Lauren knows a lot about:
Lauren says, "Don't leave Beijing without visiting the famous Beijing hutongs."
Panjiayuan is the cultural shopping hub for Beijing. From here you'll find antiques (and things that only look antique), art, relics, war memorabilia, Mao memorabilia and much, much more. The area resembles an old...
One of the seven wonders of the world, the Great Wall of China spans across untold miles along China's northern border regions. Built over the reign of several emperors and maintained for hundreds of years, the...
Maison Boulud offers the finest and French dining brought to you by the renowned restauranteur Daniel Boulud with the assistance of expert chef Brian Reimer and manager Nicholas Socquet. With dozens of awards...
Sanlitun Village hasn't been around more than a handful of years, but has become the go-to spot for expats, tourists, and classy, worldly locals. No trip to Beijing is really complete without stopping by this mega...
Nanluoguxiang, or "South Drum-Bell Alley" is one of the most famous restored traditional courtyard alleyways in Beijing. Known for it's attempt at reconstructed authenticity, the alley boasts traditional...
The Hilton Beijing Wangfujing is one of the city's most impressive hotels. Located in the heart of the city it offers proximity as well as charm, class and amazing amenities. The on-site pool is one of the most...
