Jingshan in autumn, overlooking Beijing.

Jingshan Park in autumn is a must-visit for many tourists. Why? You'll know when you go! Want to see the panoramic view of the Forbidden City? Want to see the scenery on the central axis, want to see the panoramic view of Beihai, want to reminisce about the past, here can satisfy your curiosity and desire. The refreshing Jingshan in autumn, climbing high and looking far, the whole view of the capital is in sight, on a clear day, the distant Xishan, Yanshan Mountains are also reflected in the distance. The sunset in Beijing in the sunset is a must-see. Jingshan Park, whether it is local residents in Beijing or foreign tourists, is a place where you can't bear to leave; the ticket is only 2 yuan! Jingshan is located at No. 44 Jingshan West Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, a 4A scenic spot, located on the central axis of the Ming and Qing Beijing City, west of Beihai, south of the Forbidden City Shenwu Gate. It was once the royal garden of the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, and was built in 1928, with a long history. Opening hours will vary with the seasons, from April 1 to October 31, the opening hours are 06:00-21:00; from November 1 to March 31 of the following year, the opening hours are 06:30-20:00. Jingshan is not high, the top of the mountain is about ninety meters above sea level, but its location is special, it was once the highest point in the city. Jingshan is rich in vegetation, covering an area of 23 hectares, with many flowers in the park and excellent greening. The pavilions on the mountain are ingeniously arranged, from east to west, they are Guanmiao Pavilion, Zhoushang Pavilion, Wanchun Pavilion, Fulan Pavilion, Jifang Pavilion, collectively known as Wufang Pavilion. Among them, Wanchun Pavilion is the highest level of ancient Chinese royal pavilions, and it is also the highest point of the entire scenic spot. Here you can enjoy the excellent scenery of Beijing. However, each pavilion has different views, which can be savored slowly. In addition, Jingshan has some other attractions. For example, the place where Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself on the east side, it is rumored that Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself on the ancient locust tree in the mountain stone here. There is also the Shouhuang Palace, which was the place of royal sacrifices during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and is also the second largest building group on the central axis besides the Forbidden City. Here you can appreciate the royal ancestral rites. To visit Jingshan Park, the transportation is also convenient. You can take Metro Line 1 to Tiananmen West Station, walk about 280 meters to Tiananmen West, then take Sightseeing Line 1 to the Forbidden City Station, and walk about 230 meters to get there; you can also take Metro Line 8, get out of the China Art Museum A, walk for ten minutes, and you will arrive. If you are in a hurry, ride a shared bicycle, and you will arrive in five minutes. Jingshan Park Jingshan Park