Beijing weekend walk with kids | Go to Xiannongtan to identify the five grains

Spring is here🌸Don’t be a lazy baby who doesn’t know the difference between crops❗️ Today, I would like to recommend a treasured place for children to walk on the central axis of Beijing——Xiannongtan There is an interactive exhibition hall hidden inside that allows children to learn about ancient crops Children should like it very much~ 🏛️Xiannongtan is the place where emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties worshipped the God of Agriculture, and it is also a symbol of ancient Chinese agricultural civilization. 🌳The ancient trees in the garden are towering and the green shade is like a canopy, giving people a feeling of tranquility and comfort. We strolled along the trail, admiring the beautiful scenery around us and feeling the gift of nature. 🌈The one-third-acre field in the Xiannongtan is the land that the ancient emperors personally cultivated 🌈In the Jufu Hall behind the Guangeng Terrace, there are introductions and interactive displays about the ancient emperors’ personal cultivation and ancient agricultural crops 🌈Children can play with their parents to see who can distinguish the ancient agricultural crops such as “rice, millet, sorghum, wheat, and beans” first 📍Exhibition location: Xiannongtan Jufu Hall 🅿️Xiannongtan has its own parking lot, which is very friendly for self-driving and public transportation 📓You can bring colored pens and paper for children to write and draw when they see something they are interested in Xiannongtan