Traveling in Beijing during this season— the best way is to bask in the sun at a hutong coffee

Wandering through the hutongs of Beijing, aimlessly enveloped in history, you get close to the famous landmarks but also gain a perspective of everyday life, feeling the city's most fundamental pulse. Especially in autumn, as the scenery naturally flows, you'll lose track of time. Whether or not to buy tickets to the attractions listed in guidebooks becomes less important, because experiencing Beijing in this way is the most vivid.

Beijing's autumn is the most tender time of the year. Golden ginkgo leaves cover the streets, a cool autumn breeze gently brushes by, and sunlight filters through the gaps in the leaves, casting a warm glow on your skin. In such a season, finding a quiet café and sitting by the window to enjoy the autumn sun is the epitome of comfort.

Humans need coffee

Many cafés in Beijing's hutongs are more than just places to drink coffee; they are the heart of the community. They often host a variety of cultural events, such as art exhibitions, concerts, and book clubs, attracting many people who love life and pursue art. You'll always meet some friendly friends here.

Sipping coffee and strolling through the hutongs of Beijing is a different experience from basking in the sun on the steps in front of the Sacré-Cœur in Paris. The latter is about overlooking the city, enjoying the bustling crowd, and the pleasure of wasting time in the sunlight. In contrast, in Beijing, it's about living amidst history, breathing with the city itself.

If you can, come now and wander the hutongs with me. Trust me, you'll fall in love with Beijing in the autumn season.

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