Beihai, located in the center of Beijing, is the oldest, most complete and most cultural classical royal garden in China. The formation and development of Beihai experienced Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, bearing the history and culture of China for nearly a thousand years, and formed the artistic style of gardening represented by royal gardens. It is a masterpiece that embodies the achievements of garden culture and art in past dynasties.
The gardens in several groups of gardens on the east coast, such as Haopujian, Huafangzhai and Silkworm Altar, are hidden among pines and cypresses, which are full of natural interest and charm of private gardens in the south of the Yangtze River.
From east to west, the northern shore is Zen House, Western Heaven, Chengguan Hall, Jiulongbi, Zen Temple and Elysium. The Wulong Pavilion stands by the lake and is ingeniously integrated with the natural landscape, just like a natural landscape painting, showing no artificial traces.
Lawns with flowers and trees are widely planted in the west bank, and the "eye-covering" technique in China's gardening skills is skillfully used to form a garden atmosphere with scenery in the forest and hidden scenery under flowers.
Information for tourists:
1. Visitors must wear masks at the entrance and exit of the park for indoor sightseeing, shopping, boat trips and sightseeing bus. Tourists must wear masks in densely populated areas and places where the distance between people is less than 1 m.
2. Scattered sightseeing in the outdoor environment of the park, with a distance of more than 1- 1.5 meters. In principle, you don't need to wear a mask or tourists can decide according to their own situation.
Smoking is forbidden in all areas of the park.
4. It is forbidden to play or play musical instruments and equipment with a decibel above 70.
5. It is forbidden to take professional photographic equipment to take wedding photos in the park.
6. It is forbidden to bring pets into the park.