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When in Beijing, we highly recommend one of the historical areas to stay to get a feel for days gone by. A hutong is a narrow alleyway between traditional courtyard compounds that connects with other alleyways. Having emerged during the Liao Dynasty (907-1125), some are as wide as 32m, others as narrow as just 40cm and hung with red lanterns. The winding alleys represent a way of life and to this day, they are social spots for locals to meet where they share meals, stories and one of the most popular pastimes, a game of mahjong.
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