Beihai Park Review

Beihai Park has also been built, with different forms and beautiful shapes. The artificial lake in the park has begun to fill water, nearly 100 landscape lights are neatly surrounded by the main road, and the Beihai Park, which is mainly planting plant landscape, has already begun to be a scale park and will plant about 5,000 plants of pecans, thick plums and other large trees.

Beihai Park (Beihai Park), located in the central area of Beijing, on the west side of the city, on the northwest side of the Forbidden City, is jointly called the Three Seas with the Zhonghai and South China Sea. It belongs to the ancient Chinese royal garden. The whole park is centered on the Beihai, with an area of about 71 hectares, with 583 mu of water and 480 mu of land. It was originally a palace of Liao, Jin, Yuan Jianli, Ming and Qing Dynasty, and was the imperial palace. It is one of the oldest, most complete, most comprehensive and representative royal gardens in China. It was opened as a park in 1925. The oldest and most complete royal gardens preserved in China are national key cultural relics protection units and are national AAAA-level tourist attractions.

The fare is 5 yuan, and the pass is 15 yuan! The park is very large, it takes 3/4 hours to see it! The focus is on the White Tower and the Kowloon Wall! You can boat and enjoy the comfort of letting us swing the double paddles! It is recommended that the south gate come in and go directly to the temple to climb the mountain to see the White Pagoda!

Beihai Park is very popular with all seasons and scenery is different!

Here all year round, you can walk and walk, summer is better, there are white sand that children like, a large sand pool, with a good umbrella.

I have heard about this park go so long, and I was a little disappointed when I visited the park with my young daughter this last weekend. the park has got so much potential

The scenery of Beihai Park is particularly beautiful, come here to check in when you have time.