Beijing｜Pudu Temple orchids are in full bloom, beautiful scenery, few people and free flower viewing place

Following the earliest Magnolia grandiflora, other Magnolia species in Beijing have also entered their peak blooming period. The 🛕Pudu Temple Magnolia, located near Nanchizi Street, is also one of the must-visit flower viewing spots for many photography enthusiasts every year📸 🛕Pudu Temple Ruins 📍Address: Pudu Temple Front Lane, Dongcheng District ✅Magnolia is planted on the east and west sides of the entrance to the main hall of Pudu Temple. 🌸Most of them have bloomed and the flowers are in good condition. ✅The main magnolia here is white. On the east side, closest to the main hall, there is a magnolia with purple roots, which is quite different. ✅The main hall of Pudu Temple is not open to the public. When photographing magnolia, you can use the flowers as the foreground and the main hall or the mountain gate hall as the background. The white magnolia and the ancient building are in the same frame, which is more photogenic. ✅If you want to take a portrait of a flower, you can stand on the steps under the flower. The flowers are relatively low, so it is no problem to take a group photo. ✅It is recommended to arrive before 10 am. The magnolia on the west side of the main hall is illuminated by the sun, and the magnolia on the east side is partially blocked by light and shadow, but it will be more favorable if you shoot towards the main hall ✅This was once the residence of Prince Dorgon. On the west side of the mountain gate of Pudu Temple, there is a bronze bust of him. ⭕️Others 1️⃣The main hall of Pudu Temple is usually not open to the public, but occasionally there are some exhibitions 🖼️ held here 2️⃣There is a paid 🅿️ underground parking lot here, but public transportation is recommended for visiting here 3️⃣ Magnolia is currently at its best viewing period. The temperature has been relatively high recently, and the flowering period is expected to last for about 8-10 days.