Beihai Park

Beihai Park's White Pagoda with peach blossoms and willows along the shore, truly signifies the harmony of spring. I still remember the children's song: Let us row the oars, the little boat pushes through the waves The sea reflects the beautiful White Pagoda, surrounded by green trees and red walls In reality, Beihai Park, with the White Pagoda, peach blossoms, spring water, and willow shores Is just as beautifully enchanting as depicted in the song Beihai Park is vast, winding around the entire park Climbing the White Pagoda takes about 3-4 hours It's an excellent place to spend the weekend and clear your mind The White Pagoda, built in the early Qing Dynasty in the eighth year of Shunzhi (1651) Is 35.9 meters high, a Tibetan-style Lama Pagoda In the sunny March, the White Pagoda with green willows and peach blossoms is extremely beautiful! 📝 Practical tips 📌 Address: No.1 Wenjin Street, Xicheng District, Beijing 🚘 Transportation: By car, only the south gate has a parking lot, take subway line 6 to Beihai North Station, or take buses 13, 42, 107, 111, 118, 810, 701, 823 to the back gate of Beihai 💰 Admission: Online reservation, multiple time slots available, scan to enter, no ticket needed, remember to swipe your ID card ⏰ Opening hours: 6:30-20:00 (January-March, November-December) 6:00-21:00 (April-May, September-October) 6:00-22:00 (June-August) 🔍 Tour route: Tuancheng - Puan Hall, Yue Xin Hall, White Pagoda, Jingxin Studio, Nine Dragon Wall, Five Dragon Pavilion, Xiaoxitian, West Bank viewing Qiong Island 💬 Tickets: It is recommended to buy a ¥15 combo ticket, which allows you to climb the White Pagoda ⚠️ Note: Friends who have purchased the park's annual pass can enter directly, if you want to take pictures of the White Pagoda with peach blossoms, you can buy a ticket at the entrance of the White Pagoda 📸 Photography tips: ▪️ If you want to take pictures of the White Pagoda with peach blossoms, it is recommended to wear white/light-colored outfits for a more spring-like atmosphere ▪️ For color grading, it is suggested to use a fresh cream color scheme as the main, reduce contrast to enhance shadows and highlights, making the overall look more translucent and glossy ▪️ If it's windy and crowded, consider shooting on weekdays or start early on weekends

🔹 I went there on 4.8, and the begonias near Yong'an Temple in Beihai Park were blooming so splendidly! Whenever the wind blows, the petals whirl into a pink 🌧️, romantically expressing the springtime. . 🔹 Flower viewing spots: 📍 Yong'an Temple Begonia 📍 Jingxin Studio Begonia 📍 Kuai Xue Tang Begonia Lilac 📍 Begonia Lilac near Xiaoxitian . 🔹 It is suggested to enter from the north gate, and right after entering, you can see the spectacle of the white pagoda surrounded by peach blossoms. . 🔹 I have written quite a few guides about Beihai Park before, if needed, you can search for them on the homepage.

Hi there, I'm Sister Yu. A must-visit for beauties coming to Beijing, part 2⃣ Beihai Park (Beihai Park), located at No. 1 Wenjin Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, adjacent to Jingshan Park to the east, bordering Zhongnanhai to the south, and close to Shichahai Main attractions North Shore Scenic Area; Xiaoxitian, Iron Shadow Wall, Nine Dragon Wall, Kuai Xue Hall, Western Paradise, Jingxin Studio East Shore Scenic Area; Hao Pu Jian, Hua Fang Zhai, Xian Can Tan Qiong Island Scenic Area; Qiong Hua Island, Yong An Bridge, Yong An Temple, Qiong Dao Chun Yin Stele, Yue Gu Lou, Tong Xian Cheng Lu Pan, Yi Lan Tang, Zhi Zhu Dian, Zhi Zhu Dian Tuancheng Scenic Area; Tuancheng, Chengguang Hall, Yu Weng Park Admission💰 Tickets Peak season (April 1 - October 31) Admission: 10 RMB/person; Joint ticket: 20 RMB/person Off-season (November 1 - March 31) Admission: 5 RMB/person; Joint ticket: 15 RMB/person Qiong Island ticket: 10 RMB/person; Tuancheng ticket: 1 RMB/person Opening Hours🕑 April 1 - October 31: Open from 6:00 to 21:00, entry stops at 20:30; Scenic spots inside the park (Yong An Temple, Tuancheng, Yue Gu Lou, Hua Fang Zhai, Jingxin Studio, Kuai Xue Hall, Xiaoxitian, Western Paradise, Chan Fu Temple, Wan Fo Lou Ruins) open from 8:00 to 18:00, entry stops at 17:30. Except for Tuancheng, closed on Mondays (except for statutory holidays). November 1 - March 31: Open from 6:30 to 20:00, entry stops at 19:30; Scenic spots inside the park (Yong An Temple, Tuancheng, Yue Gu Lou, Hua Fang Zhai, Jingxin Studio, Kuai Xue Hall, Xiaoxitian, Western Paradise, Chan Fu Temple, Wan Fo Lou Ruins) open from 8:30 to 17:00, entry stops at 16:30. Except for Tuancheng, closed on Mondays (except for statutory holidays) Tour Routes Full-day tour: Tuancheng-Pu An Hall-Yue Xin Hall-White Pagoda-Jingxin Studio-Nine Dragon Wall-Wu Long Pavilion-Xiaoxitian-View Qiong Island from the west bank Half-day tour: Tuancheng-Pu An Hall-Yue Xin Hall-White Pagoda-Ferry-Wu Long Pavilion-Xiaoxitian-Nine Dragon Wall-Jingxin Studio. Remember to check the weather forecast before going out, match your outfit in advance, and take beautiful photos.

Tips: Several characteristics define the well-known parks in Beijing. First, parking is difficult, and second, the parks are often crowded, making it a challenge to ensure you've visited all the important sights. Therefore, here comes the guide for parking + boating + island visiting in Beihai Park! This is the itinerary I followed last week, and it's family-friendly, so you won't take any unnecessary detours! 🚏Parking: Search for 'Xibanqiao (Bus Station)' for a parking lot where you can still park even if it's full by leaving your keys with the staff. If you're worried, you can ask for their phone number. I found this tip in a guidebook, and when I returned from my visit, they had already moved my car to a regular parking spot. The parking fee is 8 yuan per hour, which is quite reasonable in the expensive Xicheng District. ☀Tour Route: After leaving the parking lot, cross the street and turn left to reach the East Gate, with the route map attached below. Route 1: After entering, you can go straight to the island. Heading north, you can visit well-known spots on the island: Qiongdao Chunyin, Yilan Hall, and Yuegu Lou, all of which are well worth a visit. Emperor Qianlong's aesthetic taste and interest in calligraphy and painting are evident. Route 2: Walk to the South Gate (a five-minute walk), enter the White Pagoda area from Yong'an Temple (buy a combined entrance ticket or a single ticket for 10 yuan). Yong'an Temple closes at 5:30 pm, so go early! (If it's closed, you can still get close to the White Pagoda by taking the small path next to it, but you'll miss Yong'an Temple, Falun Hall, Puan Hall, and other sights) 🚢Boating: Boats can be rented directly from the South Gate and Lingguang Hall pier, but there are no large cruise ships (those that you don't have to row yourself). For the large cruise ships, you have to leave the island and take them from the outer circle of Beihai Park. In conclusion, you can visit Qiong Island in an afternoon, but if you want to deeply explore the outer circle of Beihai Park and take photos, it will take a whole day!

Spring in Beihai Park is so beautiful, with peach blossoms burning bright and magnolias standing tall and proud. Even the ancient buildings that have stood for a thousand years seem to come alive with vividness and vitality. This travel guide is a summary of my 17,000+ step journey, packed with practical tips. I recommend saving it for future use🥳 🌸🌈Highly recommended spots: ➡️Jingxin Studio: A rockery made of lake stones, ingeniously laid out to offer a new view with every step, a masterpiece of craftsmanship ➡️Western Heavenly Realm: A perfect blend of nature and religion, showcasing the essence of traditional Chinese temple art with exquisite architecture, sculptures, and murals ➡️Nine Dragon Wall: The only double-sided Nine Dragon Wall among the three existing in China ➡️Chanfu Temple: Peach blossoms in full bloom, picturesque like a poem ➡️Tuancheng: Modeled after the 'Penglai Fairyland' with 'one pond and three mountains', featuring the White Robe General and the Shade Duke as must-sees ➡️Qionghua Island: Qionghua, meaning magnificent jade, signifies that the island is a fairyland built of beautiful jade ➡️Hua Fang Zhai: The wedding site of Xu Zhimo and Lu Xiaoman 🌸🌈Flower viewing route: Outside Jingxin Studio👉Peach blossoms, pink magnolias➡️Chanfu Temple👉Peach blossoms, magnolias➡️Xiaoxitian👉Magnolias, wintersweets➡️West Bank Pier👉Peach blossoms, wintersweets➡️Along the east bank of the lake👉Peach blossoms, wintersweets➡️Yong'an Temple's White Pagoda👉Peach blossoms➡️Haopu Interval👉Peach blossoms 🌸🌈Special forces travel route: North Gate→Jingxin Studio→Western Heavenly Realm→Nine Dragon Wall→Kuai Xue Hall→Iron Shadow Wall→Five Dragon Pavilion→Chanfu Temple→Thousand Buddha Tower→Xiaoxitian→West Gate (turn left 200 meters to South Gate, you can also have a meal before entering) →Tuancheng→South Gate→Qionghua Island→Haopu Interval→Hua Fang Zhai→Xiancan Altar→North Gate 🌸🌈Effortless enjoyment route: North Gate→Jingxin Studio→Western Heavenly Realm→Nine Dragon Wall→Five Dragon Pavilion→Five Dragon Pavilion Pier (take a boat to Qiong Island) →White Pagoda→Yong'an Bridge→Qiong Island Pier (back to Five Dragon Pavilion Pier) →North Gate 🌸🌈Recommended nearby attractions: 👉North Gate☞Qianhai, Lotus Market, Prince Gong's Mansion, Shichahai, Yinding Bridge, Skewed Tobacco Pouch Street, Drum Tower, Nanluoguxiang 👉South Gate☞Corner Tower, Meridian Gate of the Forbidden City 👉West Gate☞Wenjin Street, Former Site of Beiping Library, National Library, Deshengmen Arrow Tower 👉East Gate☞Jingshan Park 🌸🌈Boat prices: 1️⃣Pedal boats Four-seater: 100/h Six-seater: 160/h 2️⃣Electric boats Four-seater: 140/h Six-seater: 200 yuan/h 3️⃣Cartoon series electric boats: 160/h 4️⃣Lotus boats Four-seater: 160/h Six-seater: 220/h Eight-seater: 260/h 5️⃣Rowing boats Non-assisted 100/h Assisted 180/h 6️⃣Lake tour boat One-way ticket price 50 yuan 7️⃣Rowing boats Adult ticket: 40 yuan/0.5h 60 yuan/h Child ticket: 20 yuan/0.5h, 30 yuan/h 8️⃣Ferry: 20 yuan

Beihai Park in Beijing hosts the Yan Nan Xun Pavilion, located atop the artificial hill behind the Yilan Hall on Qionghua Island. The pavilion's name, Yan Nan Xun, is derived from the pre-Qin 'Song of the South Wind': 'The south wind's warmth, indeed, can soothe the discontent of my people. The time of the south wind, indeed, can increase the wealth of my people.' Situated at the highest point of the Yilan Hall architectural complex, the three-fold fan-shaped pavilion unfolds like an open fan, with flower windows on both sides and behind. In front of the pavilion is the fan's ribs and shaft, with the shaft also serving as the central axis of the structure. The scenery of the north shore of Beihai is fully visible from here. The designer, Emperor Qianlong, did not lack for places to enjoy the view from a high vantage point. However, what sets this spot apart is its suitability for quiet contemplation and introspection, a purposeful design by Emperor Qianlong himself.

In Beihai Park, you can stroll among the quaint and elegant ancient buildings, feeling the weight of history and the depth of culture. Walking along the winding corridors, you can admire the lake and mountain views, and appreciate the beauty of the changing seasons. Whether it's the clustered flowers of spring, the shady trees of summer, the red leaves filling the garden in autumn, or the silver-clad scenery of winter, Beihai Park offers a unique visual feast. 🌄Attraction: Beihai Park (AAAA level) 🎫Ticket: Advance reservation required. Peak season combo ticket: 20 yuan (main gate ticket + Qiong Island scenic area relics exhibition, Tuan Cheng) Peak season full price ticket: 10 yuan (main gate ticket) ⏰Main gate opening hours: April 1st - October 31st 6:00-21:00 (entry stops at 20:30) November 1st - March 31st 6:30-19:30 (entry stops at 19:30) ⏰Inner gardens and small courtyards opening hours: April 1st - October 31st 8:00-18:00, November 1st - March 31st 8:30-17:00 🎈Location: No.1 Wenjin Street, Xicheng District, Beijing (Exit B of Beihai North Station on Subway Line 6, walk 50 meters along the road in the direction of the exit and you will see it) 🎈Tour route: Enter from the North Gate, exit from the North Gate (you can then go to Nanluoguxiang, Shichahai, Yandai Xiejie, Houhai, Drum Tower) Enter from the North Gate — Xitian Fanjing — Nine-Dragon Wall — Chanfu Temple — Ruins & Stele of Wanfulou — Jile World Hall — Wulong Pavilion — Wulong Pavilion Pier (take a boat to Qiong Island) — White Pagoda — Yong'an Bridge — Lotus Viewing — Haopu Jian — Hua Fang Zhai — Exit from the North Gate Simplified, energy-saving, and time-saving version Enter from the North Gate — Xitian Fanjing — Nine-Dragon Wall — Wulong Pavilion — Wulong Pavilion Pier (take a boat to Qiong Island) — White Pagoda — Yong'an Bridge — Qiong Island Pier (return to Wulong Pavilion Pier) — Exit from the North Gate ❌Park boats will be suspended in accordance with maritime department regulations when encountering force 4 (inclusive) winds or higher, and will operate at a reduced capacity as per maritime control requirements. ❤️North Shore Pier Business Hours: 9:00-16:00 Four-seater electric boat 180 yuan/hour, deposit 400 yuan Six-seater electric boat 220 yuan/hour, deposit 600 yuan Four-seater pedal boat 120 yuan/hour, deposit 400 yuan Six-seater pedal boat 180 yuan/hour, deposit 400 yuan ❤️Boat tour route Lake-circling dragon boat: 50 yuan/trip, about 20 minutes. (Same pier for boarding and disembarking) Opening hours: 9:00-17:30 ❤️Large boat ferry Wulong Pavilion Pier — Qiong Island Pier (White Pagoda)/Yilan Tang: 20 yuan, one-way (tickets required for those over 1.2 meters, each boat waits 15 minutes) Opening hours: 9:00-16:30 ❤Beihai Lotus Boat Eight-person 320 yuan/hour, deposit 800 yuan Six-person 240 yuan/hour, deposit 600 yuan Four-person 200 yuan/hour, deposit 600 yuan ⚠️TIPS⚠️ The Qiong Island scenic area relics exhibition is closed on Mondays (except national holidays). ②Exiting from the East Gate of Beihai, you will face the West Gate of Jingshan. Besides, do not choose to exit from the East Gate!! It's hard to find a taxi, and you'll have to walk a long way. ③It is not recommended to drive as there are no parking lots nearby. ④Those who purchase combo tickets can enter the park twice on the same day. ⑤Climbing the White Pagoda requires ascending three floors of relatively high and steep stairs, so it is not recommended for the elderly or those with mobility issues to purchase combo tickets.

The first snowfall of winter in Beijing has just fallen. The Forbidden City is closed on Mondays, so where can you go to see the ancient buildings in the snow? I went to Beihai Tuan City at noon and enjoyed the joy of one yuan. Tuan City is small, I entered Beihai and took a picture of the White Pagoda, and there was enough time for a lunch break. You can take pictures of Chengguang Hall and the corner tower of the Forbidden City on Tuan City. TIPS: 1. The annual park ticket does not include Tuan City, but the ticket is only one yuan. 2. Don't take pictures in the direction that is not allowed after you go up to Tuan City. There is such a big sign~ Don't insist on taking pictures, being stopped by the staff, and then complaining online.

You may have heard of Beihai Park with its huge lake and white stupa. It's a beautiful park but very busy with tourists and locals. When you buy your park ticket don't forget to visit the temples and rooms near the entrance. It's not obvious, but up up some stairs to the side you'll find a calm area with a handful of beautifully decorated buildings. We went during golden week and it was deserted, in contrast to the park. There are lots of picturesque spots here to take photos or enjoy your lunch. #passionpassport#beijing #awesomepic#summervacation#urbanexplorer

#chinatrip There are many scenic spots in Beihai Park that resemble the Forbidden City. Spending 5 yuan to take 📸pictures of the same style as the Forbidden City is really enjoyable! Listen to advice! If you can't make an appointment with the Forbidden City, you must rush to Beihai Park The small boat 🛶 pushed away the waves, 🌊 and the sea reflected the beautiful white tower , surrounded by green trees 🌲 and red walls Beihai Park is a royal garden that has been meticulously renovated by the capital cities of Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. Friends who come to Beijing must come and experience it! ⏰Time: It takes 3-4 hours to tour the entire park, making it a great place for weekend outings and strolling with children. 🚊Transportation: Take Subway Line 6 to Beihai North Station and take buses 111, 118, or 13 to get off at the back door of Beihai 📍Address: No.1 Wenjin Street, Xicheng District, Beijing

💐 Revisiting the Beihai Painted Boat Studio 🎏 with lilacs blooming, the ancient courtyard is brimming with spring that cannot be contained. 💐 Spring is in full swing, and revisiting the quaint courtyard of the Beihai Park's Painted Boat Studio, one finds the ancient lilacs in full, fragrant bloom. The gentle sunlight filters through the delicate petals, casting dancing shadows on the colorful stone paths. Amidst the fragrance, visitors stroll, savoring a visual and olfactory feast of spring, admiring the graceful, slender flowers, and inhaling the garden's sweet aroma. 🏰 The Painted Boat Studio, a Qing Dynasty imperial building on the eastern shore of Beihai, known as the 'Water Palace', is a serene courtyard centered around a square pool, with corridors on all four sides. The main building faces south, with 'Mirror Fragrance' and 'Viewing Marvel' rooms to the east and west. Emperor Qianlong once sat on an ice bed here to inscribe poetry, and the three characters of 'Painted Boat Studio' are his handwriting. The lilacs in the courtyard are said to have been planted at that time. 🎏 The fragrance of April belongs to the lilacs, like clouds steaming and rosy mists, enchanting the heart and spleen. Visitors walking through are amazed by its beauty. And with the gentle fragrance, the spring mood spreads throughout the courtyard, where all beings rest on the grass and sleep among the flowers, dreaming deeply. Upon awakening, spring is still not late.

Hey, friends👏, today I want to introduce you to a hidden treasure in Beijing—Beihai Park!🌈 If you're tired of the hustle and bustle of the city and are looking for a place to quietly enjoy the peacefulness of time, Beihai Park is definitely the perfect choice for you! 🌟 Beihai Park is not just a park; it's more like a flowing piece of history, carrying the memories of the ancient capital. As soon as you step into it, it's as if you've traveled back to the era of imperial gardens, with every brick and tile exuding an ancient charm.🏰 🌸 Spring has arrived, and the flowers in Beihai Park are blooming in competition, the willows by the lake are gently swaying, and the lotus flowers on the lake are vying for beauty, making it the best background for taking photos!📸 You can also rent a small boat and drift leisurely on the lake, feeling the breeze on your face, which is incredibly pleasant!⛵ 🚶‍♂️ Strolling along the shaded paths in the park, every step you take is on the profound history. The White Pagoda, the Nine Dragon Wall, Qionghua Island... each scenic spot has its unique story, waiting for you to savor.📖 🍜 If you're tired from walking, why not try some authentic Beijing snacks at the nearby snack street? Douzhi'er (fermented bean drink), Zhajiangmian (noodles with soybean paste), Tanghulu (candied hawthorn)... they will definitely satisfy your taste buds! In summary, Beihai Park is a place where you can temporarily forget the troubles of the world and find inner peace. Whether you're alone or with a few good friends, you can find your own serenity here.😌 So, dear friends, don't miss this beautiful backyard the next time you come to Beijing! Remember to bring your camera and come here to find your own peace!💗