Beihai Park Spring Flower Viewing Guide + Super Photo Spots

Hey guys, if you come to Beijing and don't visit Beihai Park, you're missing out! Today, I'm sharing a super detailed guide to Beihai Park in spring. Save it now! Opening Hours 🍃Peak Season (Apr 1 - Oct 31): 6:00am - 9:00pm (last entry 8:30pm) 🍃Off Season (Nov 1 - Mar 31): 6:30am - 8:00pm (last entry 7:30pm) Opening hours for gardens within the park may vary, so please check in advance. Ticket Information Book tickets in advance on the "Changyou Park" official WeChat account. Peak season tickets are CNY 10/person, combined tickets are CNY 20/person; off-season tickets are CNY 5/person, combined tickets are CNY 15/person. Combined tickets include Yong'an Temple, White Pagoda, and other gardens within the park, offering great value! Transportation 🚇Subway: Take Line 6 to Beihai North Station, Exit B. Cross the road to reach the north gate of Beihai Park. Super convenient! 🚌Bus: Many routes available, choose the most suitable one based on your starting point. Recommended Routes Half-Day Tour (Relaxed Version) North Gate → Five-Dragon Pavilions (enjoy the lake view, check in at the ancient pavilions) → Chanfu Temple (enjoy the peach blossoms in the ancient temple) → West Bank Wharf (take photos with peach blossoms in the foreground and the White Pagoda in the background) → South Gate. One-Day Tour (In-depth Version) North Gate → Temple of the First Silkworm → Painting Boat Studio → Hao Pu Creek → Yong'an Bridge → Yong'an Temple → White Pagoda (climb the tower for a panoramic view) → Descend eastward → Qiongdao Spring Shade Stele → Long Corridor → Yilan Hall → Daoning Studio → Copper Immortal Dew-Collecting Basin → Yuegu Tower → Yong'an Bridge → Tuancheng (Round City) → South Gate → West Gate → Small Western Paradise → Ruins of Wanfo Tower → Five-Dragon Pavilions → Chanfu Temple → Iron Shadow Wall → Hall of Swift Snow → Nine-Dragon Wall → Western Paradise → Jingxin Studio → North Gate. Photo Spots 1. Five-Dragon Pavilions: Five pavilions lined up, complementing Jingshan Wanchun Pavilion, China Zun, and the White Pagoda. Perfect for landscape and portrait photos. 2. Chanfu Temple: The peach blossoms at the entrance complement the ancient temple architecture, creating ancient-style photos in seconds. 3. West Bank Wharf: Two blooming peach trees frame the White Pagoda, adding a spring filter to your photos. 4. White Pagoda: The park's landmark building. Take photos from the surrounding flower clusters, with the blue sky, white pagoda, and flowers creating a perfect composition. Tips 1. Visit on a working day or early in the morning to avoid crowds and long photo queues. 2. Beihai Park is large, so wear comfortable shoes to avoid sore feet after a day of walking. 3. If you plan to go boating, check the opening hours and prices for different boat types. Save this guide, pick a nice day, and experience the spring romance of Beijing at Beihai Park!