Beijing | Places suitable for a person to stroll for an afternoon ()

|||Hi Looking for photogenic hidden gems in Beijing. Everyone says that every scenic spot in Beijing is crowded with people, but this time I've discovered an extremely niche spot in the city that's great for taking photos, almost like being in Angkor Wat, and importantly, it's not crowded on weekends✌️ 【About Tickets and Transportation】 📍Location: Beijing Stone Carving Art Museum 🚇Transportation: Take the subway to the National Library Station (Line 4 Daxing Line/Line 9/Line 16) and walk 500 meters from Exit B 🎫Tickets: 20 yuan, available on-site, closed on Mondays, no entry after 16:30. 【About Photo Spots】 1️⃣Directly in front of the Vajrasana Pagoda, you can take a low-angle shot looking up, capturing the three spires of the building 2️⃣At the entrance of the Vajrasana Pagoda, the photographer stands beside the lion, capturing half lion, half person 3️⃣The side of the Vajrasana Pagoda, this spot is superb, and it's also my cover photo 4️⃣Behind the Vajrasana Pagoda, this gate is often closed, making for a clean shot 5️⃣The red building nearby, which looks great in photos under the interplay of light and shadow 6️⃣Behind the Vajrasana Pagoda, inside the green hedge maze flower bed, for angles of people with the building Anju Homestay (Beijing Wendu Water City Store) Xingyue Homestay (Beijing Dahongmen Store) tips: 1️⃣Trees are quite bare in winter, it's recommended to wear bright colors for better photos 2️⃣The light is good for taking photos around three o'clock in the afternoon 3️⃣The area is close to the zoo and Zizhuyuan Park, which are also worth visiting