Beijing now has the feel of the south

Beijing's grey weather has finally changed at the end of April. The abundance of greenery is refreshing to the soul. Spring outing recommendation: Beigong Forest Park Beigong National Forest Park Though it's called Beigong, it's actually located in the south. It's convenient to drive there, and you won't encounter major traffic jams. The park used to charge an entrance fee in the past few years, but it has been free since this year, which is really friendly. All you need to do here is pay for parking according to the time you stay. There are several parking lots; if you come early, you can enjoy a closer spot, but if you come later, you'll have to park further away. Inside, you can take a walk by the lake, climb mountains, or even camp. There are many options, and the ecological environment is well protected. There aren't too many tourists, so spending a whole day here is very comfortable. Suggestions: Arrive at 9:30 in the morning, head left after entering, and you'll be by the water all the way. Find a place to rest after 10:00, then go for a hike, which should take about an hour up and down. After descending, have some food in the rest area; you can bring a picnic mat and take a short nap. Retreat at 3:00 in the afternoon to avoid traffic jams.