Visit Beijing Wanshou Temple to see the magnolia flowers (with tips)

Spring is beautiful, why not invite a few close friends to Beijing Wanshou Temple to admire the magnolia flowers! Here are some tips for flower viewing: [Heart] Basic Information • Address: Beijing Wanshou Temple (Beijing Art Museum), located at No. 55 Gaoliangqiao Xiejie, Haidian District, Beijing. • Transportation: Take Metro Line 16, Wanshousi Station, Exit C, and walk about 500 meters. • Tickets: 20 yuan/person, reservations can be made in advance on the official account. There are discounts for some people, such as 10 yuan for students, and free for the elderly and Beijing Trade Union members. • Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00, ticket sales stop at 16:30, closed on Mondays. [Heart] Viewing time The magnolia flowers are expected to bloom in mid-to-late March, with the best viewing period being around March 25, but the flowering period will vary depending on temperature changes. [Heart] Viewing Location Magnolias are mainly concentrated in the first two courtyards. The magnolia on the right side of the second courtyard is very artistic when photographed with the Moon Gate, Bell and Drum Tower, Main Hall and Side Hall. There is also a tall magnolia in full bloom near the exit of the first courtyard. [Heart] Peripheral facilities • Cultural and creative products: Wanshou Post Office and Houyuan Cultural and Creative Store have cultural and creative products, and you can also get stamps on them. The internet-famous magnolia refrigerator magnets are very popular. • Dining: There are some restaurants and snack bars around Wanshou Temple to meet your dietary needs. • Other attractions: Wanshou Temple is very close to Zizhuyuan Park, so you can visit them together. [Heart] Notes • It is recommended to arrive early to avoid the peak crowds and to facilitate taking photos and enjoying the scenery. • Pay attention to the weather conditions and choose a sunny day to take better photos. • Follow the museum rules and do not touch the flowers and artifacts.