Beijing Tourism | Known as the 'Little Angkor Wat', it's exceptionally tranquil!

💁🏻‍♂️ With the attitude of taking it easy and not crowding into the '100 million' tourist spots, I wandered leisurely around Beijing and suddenly stumbled upon this off-the-beaten-path attraction, the Stone Carving Art Museum, which gave me a sense of Angkor Wat. - 👀 Perhaps because it's not the season for ginkgo, everyone has gone to Yuyuantan Park to take pictures of flowers, so entering the museum feels particularly serene. Looking at the bare branches, listening to the crows' mournful cawing, gazing up at the sunset's faint glow, and seeing the historically rich stone carvings in front of me, I suddenly felt it was the perfect moment to compose a poem. - 📍Location: Beijing Stone Carving Art Park 🚴Transportation: Line 4 - National Library 🎫Ticket: 20 - 📷 Upon entering, you can get a full view of the stone pagoda right in front of the door. As you walk closer and see the stone carvings on the pagoda's surface, they show signs of the years passed but are still stunning. I recommend walking to the left after entering and taking low-angle shots looking up; it's very photogenic. - Beijing Photography | Beijing Tourism | Beijing Stone Carving Art Museum | Where to go in Beijing