Enjoying the blossoms and exploring the greenery alongside the geese at Nanhaizi Park

Mid-March, when the grass is long and the orioles fly, Nanhaizi Park is also very beautiful and comfortable! Entering from the south gate of the first phase of the park, two peach trees are in perfect bloom, attracting people to check in and take photos! Walking along the road to the lakeside, there are geese playing freely and happily, a harmonious and beautiful scene! The willow trees on the bank have just sprouted, and their tender green color warms one's mood! ❤ Recommended reason: Nanhaizi Park is one of the four major suburban parks in Beijing and is also the largest wetland park in the city. The first phase of Nanhaizi Park is only one-fifth of the total park area, which is equivalent to four Summer Palaces. ✅ Historical origin: Historically, Nanhaizi was the largest wetland in Beijing and served as a royal hunting ground and imperial garden during the Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. 'The Autumn Breeze in the Southern Garden' was listed as one of the 'Ten Scenic Spots of Yanjing' as early as the Ming Dynasty, alongside 'Clear Snow on the Western Hills'. 🌟 Scenic features: There is a deer enclosure where you can enjoy watching the deer; there are lakes with large water surfaces where geese and mallards play freely; there are more than 200 species of plants, rich in variety, making flower viewing and scenery appreciation very pleasant! The weeping willows on the embankment intoxicate with the smoke of spring! 🚉 Transportation strategy: Self-driving: The parking lot is large and parking is convenient! The bus routes passing by Nanhaizi Park include Route 453, Development Zone Route 6, Xing 16, Xing 16 Interval, and Xing 38 bus lines; ⏳ Opening hours: Winter 7:00 to 20:00, Summer 6:00 to 21:00.