The Royal Garden of Beijing for Thousands of Years｜BEIHAI PARK（2）

Beihai Park, located in the heart of Beijing, is a historic imperial garden with origins tracing back to the Liao and Jin dynasties, giving it a history of over a thousand years. The park spans a large area, with nearly half covered by water, and its main attractions surround Beihai Lake, including iconic sites such as the White Pagoda, the Nine-Dragon Wall, Yong’an Bridge, and Qionghua Island. The White Pagoda, perched atop Qionghua Island, is a landmark of the park, blending Chinese and Western architectural styles and holding significant cultural and historical value.
Beihai Park attracts visitors not only for its natural beauty but also as a prime example of classical Chinese garden design, harmoniously integrating lakes, rock formations, pavilions, and towers. Each season offers unique scenery: peach blossoms in spring, lotus flowers in summer, chrysanthemums in autumn, and a snow-covered landscape in winter, making it a beloved spot for locals and tourists alike. As a symbol of Beijing’s traditional culture, Beihai Park is an ideal place to experience the art of classical Chinese gardens and immerse oneself in the historical and cultural ambiance.