Collection: Beijing Souvenirs, Merchandise & Gifts • PEK & PKX Airport Codes

Claim your connection to Beijing with our souvenirs featuring travel-inspired designs and showcasing the PEK and PKX airport codes. Airport codes act as a kind of shorthand for places we remember—small symbols that reflect journeys, experiences, and the cities that leave a lasting impression.

Beijing is China’s capital and one of the world’s most historically significant cities. Known for its imperial heritage, political importance, and vast cultural landmarks, it remains a defining centre of national identity and international travel within East Asia.

Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) and Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX) together form one of the busiest aviation systems in the world, connecting China’s capital with destinations across every continent.

This collection features made-to-order products inspired by Beijing and its airport codes, including mugs, pillows, prints and more. Each piece reflects your connection to northern China—whether through travel, heritage, study, work, or unforgettable visits.

Looking beyond PEK and PKX? Discover more destinations across China, including Shanghai and Xi’an.

Order your Beijing souvenir today and celebrate where you’ve been and where you belong.

Beijing Airport Code FAQ

What is the airport code for Beijing?

Beijing uses two major airport codes: PEK for Beijing Capital International Airport and PKX for Beijing Daxing International Airport.

Is Beijing the capital of China?

Yes, Beijing is the capital city of China and serves as the country’s political and cultural centre.

Why does Beijing have two airport codes?

Beijing has two major international airports to support its large passenger volume and growing global aviation demand.

What is Beijing known for?

Beijing is known for its imperial history, cultural landmarks such as the Forbidden City, and its role as a global political centre.

Does Beijing have international flights?

Yes, Beijing connects to major cities across Asia, Europe, North America, and beyond through both PEK and PKX airports.