Beijing Working People's Cultural Palace

【The peonies in the Great Temple are in full bloom, inviting you to enjoy the stunning beauty】😜 ✨The beauty of peonies needs no words, as they represent not only wealth and auspiciousness🎊, but also nobility, elegance, and grace. The blooming of peonies symbolizes prosperity and peace, captivating the heart😘. 📍My flower-chasing journey: Beijing Working People's Cultural Palace (Great Temple)💒 🚪Enter from the East Gate, the Peony Garden is in the West Gate area😉 🎟️Ticket price is super affordable, only 2 yuan, you must buy the ticket on-site on the same day, don't forget to bring your ID! 🌈The peonies at the Great Temple are truly astonishing! The flowers are blooming beautifully👍, each one is lovely, with a wide variety of species, colorful and diverse. The peonies on both sides, against the backdrop of the red walls, are simply gorgeous😃, a blessing for photography enthusiasts! 📸Special tip: Commercial photography is not allowed inside the Great Temple🈲, but it's great for portrait shots. The flow of people is moderate, and the small paths among the flowers allow you to easily capture dreamy moments as if you are in a sea of flowers! 👉

I really didn't expect that getting up early on a weekend morning to see the flowers at the Donghuamen of the Forbidden City would lead to such a picturesque and photogenic walking route. The main route is from Donghuamen to Wumen to the Working People's Cultural Palace. This route doesn't require booking Forbidden City tickets in advance, yet you can still appreciate the charm of the Forbidden City. The distance is not far, and it's very comfortable to walk. If you're short on time, you can walk to Wumen and then return the same way. If you have more time, you can also take a stroll around the perimeter of the Forbidden City. I saw many local friends jogging along this route as part of their morning exercise. Because it's morning, the river water shimmers with the reflection of the dawn light and the first rays of the sun, casting a golden filter over the distant buildings, while the architecture of the Forbidden City is even more majestic and spectacular against the backdrop of the blue sky and white clouds. Such beautiful scenery is really worth getting up early for a walk~

Red walls and golden tiles, the Forbidden City with snowflakes fluttering all over the sky. ❤Reason for recommendation: Doesn't this scene feel very picturesque as soon as it snows? These days, the first snow of Beijing in 2023, don't squeeze into the Forbidden City for photos! Every time it snows, the Forbidden City is really crowded. The Tai Temple, separated by a wall, shoots the same style as the Forbidden City! The key is that there are fewer people and it's easier to shoot. You must try the flat replacement of the Forbidden City--Tai Temple. It has the reputation of 'Little Forbidden City', good value for money, ticket price is 2 yuan. 📝Note tips: For winter shooting, the outdoor temperature is cooler, pay attention to add clothes to keep warm in time to prevent colds. The Tai Temple starts to clear the field after 4 o'clock in the afternoon, enter the field later. Clothing suggestion: ancient style, Qing palace dress, Hanfu. Plain and clean down jacket is also quite good~ Be sure to keep warm and don't freeze, little fairies

Heading towards spring, as April ends and spring fades, joy arises with the spring breeze, and the splendid spring, with flowers blooming chaotically, is about to dazzle the eyes. Peony blossoms, red and green intertwined, are like the morning glow burning at the treetops, and no one can resist the most dazzling touch of red in the colors of spring. The Working People's Cultural Palace (also known as the Temple of Earth), although only separated by a wall from the Forbidden City, has always maintained a low profile, free from the noisy crowds, making it a great choice for holiday outings in the capital. In mid-April, around the time of the Grain Rain, it is the peak blooming period for peonies. Inside the garden, peonies bloom against the walls, with yellow, red, purple, and pink intermingling and merging with each other. Ancient architecture with blooming flowers, red walls and green tiles, the peonies and the red walls of the Temple of Earth, along with the ancient trees, complement each other, creating a unique charm. The peonies reflected on the vermilion walls appear even more luxurious and grand. The blooming flowers still need the backdrop of ancient architecture, and in Beijing, this is almost the only place where one can photograph peonies + red walls, which is elegant and suitable for Hanfu. The Working People's Cultural Palace, formerly the imperial Temple of Earth, is also known as 'The Temple of Earth.' The Temple of Earth has a long history of peony cultivation. Being in the Temple of Earth, one can admire the ancient cypresses above and enjoy the peonies below, offering a three-dimensional, multi-layered viewing experience. Nearly a hundred precious varieties from both domestic and international sources—such as Luoyang Red, Fragrant Osmanthus, White Snow Tower, Island Brocade, Flower King, and others—are all part of the Temple of Earth's peony collection, making it one of the capital's collection sites for the national flower. Catch the tail end of spring, hurry to the Temple of Earth to enjoy the greenery and the spring, and fully appreciate the peonies' national beauty and heavenly fragrance, feeling the beauty of the fusion of ancient architecture and nature! Most importantly, there are fewer people🌟 🎫Tickets are only 2 yuan, free with a union card The Temple of Earth is currently under maintenance, the palace area is not open, and the peony planting area is concentrated on the west side

🌺 The beauty of the peony is incomparable! It is not only a symbol of wealth and auspiciousness but also embodies nobility, elegance, and grace. When the peony blooms, its lush scenery heralds prosperity, happiness, and peace. 📍 The Workers' Cultural Palace (Grand Temple) in Beijing is an excellent place to pursue the beauty of peonies. Enter from the east gate and stroll to the west gate area, where you will find a sea of peonies. 🎫 The ticket price is only 2 yuan, but please note that same-day tickets cannot be purchased online, so remember to bring your ID card with you. 🌹 The peonies at the Grand Temple are truly astonishing! Each flower is in excellent condition, displaying its unique charm. There is a wide variety of species with bright and rich colors, which, set against the red walls, create beautiful scenes. Both photography enthusiasts and flower admirers can find their joy here. 📸 It is worth mentioning that although the Grand Temple is picturesque, commercial photography is not allowed. However, for those who like to take portraits, this is also a great place to get good shots. With a moderate flow of people and winding paths among the flowers, it's easy to capture the feeling of being in a sea of flowers. In summary, the peonies at the Workers' Cultural Palace (Grand Temple) in Beijing are definitely worth a visit. Come and experience the charm of the peony and create beautiful memories of your own! 💖