[2024 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for Jingshan Park (Updated Nov)

5 Unforgettable Days in Beijing 🇨🇳

Day 1: A visit to the Temple of Heaven 🌿, followed by a delicious Peking duck dinner 🦆 on Wangfujing Street. Day 2: Immersed in the history of the Forbidden City 🏯, ending with stunning views from Jingshan Park 🌅. Day 3: A peaceful morning at the Summer Palace 🏞, complete with a boat ride 🚤 and a visit to the Office of Divine Music 🎶. Day 4: Hiking the Great Wall at Mutianyu 🏃♂️, finishing with an exciting toboggan ride down 🤩. Day 5: Exploring the 798 Art District 🎨 and Beijing Museum of Natural History 🦖, then unwinding at Konglong Park 🌳. #BeijingJourney #CulturalDiscovery #GreatWallExperience

Don't miss out on autumn in Beijing this year~ Here are 5 recommended places to enjoy the fall foliage.

Don't miss out on autumn in Beijing this year~ Beijing in October and November is as beautiful as a painting. If you're planning to visit Beijing this fall, you can follow in my footsteps, stroll through the hutongs covered in fallen leaves, and experience the romance of autumn and the accumulation of history. 📜 Recommended Beijing Autumn Citywalk Routes May Fourth Street: Every year in mid to late October, the poplar trees are golden. This is the starting point of autumn, and it's a sight to behold. Beiluoguxiang: The hutong entrances are covered in fallen leaves. This is probably what Lao She's autumn in Beiping looked like. The golden leaves sway in the wind, bicycles shuttle through the hutongs, and the air is filled with the smell of fireworks. Shichahai Park to Shichahai Sugar House: You can see people coming and going in Shichahai. In autumn, the leaves fall, and the sense of destiny is strong. Jingshan Park: Overlooking the Palace Museum in autumn, the best time to shoot is at sunrise and sunset. The sun shines on the tiles, creating a beautiful scene. Dongsi Shitiao: A street I always love to visit when I come to Beijing, it's especially suitable for city walks. The coffee shop on Zhangzizhong Road has a sign that says "If you don't come, it'll snow", adding a touch of poetry.

You must visit Jingshan Park in autumn! It won't disappoint you

Standing on Jingshan, you can overlook the city of Beijing! Overlooking the Forbidden City, the full view of the central axis can only be obtained in Jingshan Park! ✅ Wanchun Pavilion in Jingshan ✅ Overlooking the full view of the Forbidden City to the south and the full view of the central axis to the north, see how many iconic buildings you can recognize! ✅ It is recommended to go on a sunny day when the air is clear for better results! ✅ To the west, you can see the distant Western Hills, the nearby Beihai Park, and the White Pagoda!

Wuwuwu! A two-yuan ticket to see the panoramic view of the Imperial City, totally worth it!

Listen to the advice, when you come to Beijing, you must go to Jingshan Park to see the panoramic view of the Forbidden City , chase an orange sunset , it's so beautiful and shocking~ 🎫 Ticket: 2 yuan 📍 The south gate of Jingshan Park is right opposite the exit of the Forbidden City 📍 The west gate of Jingshan Park is right opposite the east gate exit of Beihai Park So you can plan your trip and choose to go to Jingshan Park before sunset in the evening 🌴! Tip: The Forbidden City is closed on Mondays, so if you go to Jingshan Park on Monday, you can take pictures of the empty Forbidden City! 🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏻‍♀️ It takes about 10 minutes to reach the top of the mountain, not tiring and quite easy! The best viewing spot is at the Wanchun Pavilion, standing on the central axis facing the Forbidden City! At the Wanchun Pavilion in Jingshan, you can overlook the panoramic view of the Forbidden City, all four directions are very shocking ⭐️ East: Guomao CBD trio ⭐️ South: Forbidden City, Great Hall of the People, National Centre for the Performing Arts ⭐️ West: Beihai Park White Pagoda, Central TV Tower ⭐️ North: Shouhuang Hall, Bell and Drum Towers, Olympic Tower You can walk to Jifang Pavilion to take a full view of the White Pagoda 📸 Apple original camera 5-10x zoom Step back a bit and use the original camera to zoom 3-5x for shooting For shooting the scenery of the Forbidden City, you can adjust the zoom to 5-10x as needed!

This is probably the best two yuan I've ever spent in Beijing～|||

|||。Super value experience! Two yuan to tour Jingshan Park in Beijing, with a panoramic view of the Forbidden City. In this city where history and modernity intertwine, finding a high-value viewing spot, Jingshan Park is undoubtedly a choice you cannot miss. With just a two-yuan ticket, you can embark on an extraordinary journey to explore the beauty of the capital. 🌄 Climb high and see far, with a panoramic view of the Forbidden City Entering Jingshan Park feels like traveling back to the high point of the ancient imperial city. Climbing to the top of the hill, the view suddenly opens up, and the entire Forbidden City complex is displayed before you in an unprecedented majestic manner. The symmetrical layout, red walls, and yellow tiles appear more solemn and magnificent against the backdrop of blue sky and white clouds. At this moment, you seem to become a witness to history, feeling the pulse of the thousand-year-old capital. 🏙️ A visual feast on the central axis As an important part of Beijing's central axis, Jingshan Park not only allows you to appreciate the grandeur of the Forbidden City but also to take in the symmetrical beauty of Beijing city. The distant White Pagoda glows under the setting sun, while modern urban landmarks such as the China World Trade Center and CCTV Headquarters outline the city's skyline, blending ancient and modern beauty. 📸 Best time for photography, capturing the beauty of light and shadow Want to capture this breathtaking scenery? Consider coming at sunrise or sunset. The light at this time is soft and layered, casting a warm and romantic glow on the ancient buildings. Whether using a phone or a camera, you can easily take stunning photos and leave unforgettable memories. 📍 Practical Information Location: Jingshan Park, Beijing Ticket: Only 2 yuan Recommended time: Sunrise or sunset, the best time to photograph the panoramic view of the Forbidden City So, for those traveling to Beijing, if you can't get tickets to the Forbidden City, why not spend these two yuan first and take a walk to the top of Jingshan Park? You will find that this is definitely the best two yuan you have spent in Beijing!

Beijing | Only two yuan to view the Forbidden City!

Visiting Beijing, one must see the full view of the Forbidden City, and the best place to do so is Wanchun Pavilion in Jingshan Park, directly facing the Gate of Divine Prowess. Jingshan is not high, and it is easy for the elderly and children to climb. There are still some peonies blooming at the moment, and compared to other scenic spots, there are very few tourists. Friends who can't make it to the Forbidden City Museum should definitely come here! 👉 The ticket is only two yuan, so I go to Jingshan every time I visit Beijing, haha! 🌟 Highlights: An excellent view overlooking the entire Forbidden City!

I don't want to go to Jingshan Park anymore

I don't want to go to Jingshan Park anymore... Every time I go, I get deeply immersed. The peonies are in full bloom... so beautiful it's indescribable... All sorts of photographers with their long and short lenses... Spraying water on the flowers with little spray bottles to create an artistic atmosphere... Peonies of various colors... And the cultural creative popsicles... I really can't go anymore... It's too exhausting for the legs... Remember, if you want to go inside to take photos of the peonies, you must wear comfortable shoes...

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📸Locations: 2⃣️Jingshan Park - Wanchun Pavilion 4⃣️Jinghua South Street - Jintong East Road - Crossroad 5⃣️Wangzuo Center Apartment - West Gate Parking Lot 6⃣️Jinghua South Street - Jinfulu - T-junction 7⃣️Guomao Mall - Floor Viewing Platform 8⃣️Between Samsung Building and Zhongxiu Building 9⃣️SUSU Vietnamese Cuisine (Guomao Mall branch)

Beijing Autumn Guide: A Golden Feast Through Time

🌟 Day 1: Fly to Beijing and head to the hotel 🏨 Depart in the morning, take a flight to Beijing. After arriving in Beijing, go to the hotel for check-in. I chose the XX hotel located in the city center, which is convenient for transportation and there are many delicious food and shopping places nearby. 🌟 Day 2: The Palace Museum & Jingshan Park 🌄 In the morning, go to the Palace Museum, admire the Forbidden City with red walls and yellow tiles, and shoot the autumn colors of ginkgo. It is recommended to book tickets online in advance to avoid queuing. In the afternoon, go to Jingshan Park, climb high and overlook Beijing and the central axis of the Forbidden City, and take beautiful photos. The autumn scenery of Jingshan Park is very beautiful, and you can enjoy the magnificent scenery of the entire Beijing city. In the evening, go to Shichahai and tour the autumn colors of the hutongs. The hutongs near Shichahai are full of the flavor of old Beijing, as if they have traveled through time. 🌟 Day 3: Zhongshan Park & Yuyuantan Park & Summer Palace 🌄 In the morning, go to Zhongshan Park, admire the Ginkgo Avenue, and take beautiful photos. The ginkgo leaves in Zhongshan Park turn golden in autumn, which is very beautiful. In the afternoon, go to Yuyuantan Park and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the sunset. Yuyuantan Park is a very suitable place for leisure and relaxation. You can walk by the lake or sit on the lawn to enjoy the sun. In the evening, go to the Summer Palace, climb to the top of Wanshou Mountain, overlook the Seventeen Arch Bridge, and enjoy the golden light through the hole at sunset. The Seventeen Arch Bridge in the Summer Palace is particularly spectacular at sunset, making people linger. This route covers famous attractions such as the Palace Museum, Jingshan Park, Zhongshan Park, Yuyuantan Park, and the Summer Palace. You can enjoy the beautiful autumn scenery of Beijing, experience the culture and historical atmosphere of Beijing's hutongs.

A Park that Overlooks Forbidden City!🇨🇳

#timetotravel After we finished roaming around the Forbidden City, we kind of just followed the crowed that was heading to somewhere and they lead us to Jingshan Park. At first we thought it was just a common Chinese park to chillax but.. nope, you can actually climb up to the pavillion that offers you the view of the Forbidden City from above. That was quite a surprise to us which we really enjoyed. We also took the chance to take some photos in a Chinese tradition clothes with extra cost. We came here a few years back, before the pandemic so I am not sure of the entrance fee. Just double check on their website. I think you need a reservation now. When we were there we just bought tickets on the spot. Have a great visit ! #tripblazers #mytripvlog #chinatravel #park

JINGSHAN PARK in the center of BEIJING

Getting There - I took Metro Line 7 from DaJiaoTing Station to CiQuKou where I changed to Line 5 and got off at DongSi Station. From there I too bus number 128 to ShengWuMen and walked to the ticket station at the South Gate of JingShan Park. Attractions - So many beautiful places to take pictures inside the park, but the highlight is getting to the top and seeing The Forbidden City in its full glory. The day I went was quite cloudy. #parks #views

Check out this Beijing classic 👌

Take in the views over the Forbidden City across the street at Jingshan park. It's cheap entry with a short walk to the top. Take your time on the way up the hill, it's pretty picturesque with views of the whole city. It gets super crowded so it may take a while before you manage to work your way to the front of the crowd to catch the view. Once at the front take whatever pictures you want before you leave, it'll be hard to get back in again 🙏 #beijing#urbanexplorer#awesomepic

Jingshan Park in Bloom

Nestled away behind the Forbidden City/Beijing Palace is a beautiful park. We visited in April 2019 which was right in the middle of Spring so all the flowers were in bloom. There were some beautiful displays all perfectly cultivated a styled it was a joy to wander around. Although we passed a lot of people the park never felt crowded. It is also a fantastic spot to gaze down in to the Forbidden City if you don't want to brave the crazy crowds. The view from the Wanchun Pavilion is wonderful. It was only mildly smogy on the day we visited so it felt like we could see for miles and mile in every direction. There are plenty of panic areas in the park, but we picked up snacks from the little kiosk at the entry gate and munched as we walked around. Trying to stave off the jetlag. We did stop for tea and biscuits at a beautiful little teahouse somewhere near the west gate. It was so peaceful sitting in the courtyard watching people pass by and the tea was delicious. On our way out we got caught up amongst some flat twirlers. All the children were joining in so being young at heart we decided to give it a go as well. Lets just say my coordination must have still been wandering around the park because i ended up wrapped in the flag more than twirling it. But it made people laugh so not at all a bad thing. This was a perfect first day on our China visit. #gooutside

Jingshan Park, Beijing

We hit this one at the end of a long day, got one of those candy strawberry treats that I can’t spell to keep going! My friend who took me was so excited, said it’s his favourite view in the city and I see why! Truly amazing, especially seeing one side, a much older side, of the city and then the newer side in the same place. There was a rather large crowd but with everything if you wait a second most people will move shortly, unfortunately some people had set up tripods and weren’t planning on moving anytime soon so you just have to work around them. If you get there a bit before sunset you should walk around the park a bit it’s a beautiful park especially with golden hour.

❄️ A snowy day at the Forbidden City ❄️

As soon as it snows in Beijing, you should wrap yourself in your warmest coat and head to Jingshan Park to see the historic Forbidden City (故宫) covered in snow. Situated directly north of the Forbidden City, Jingshan park is the only hill in Beijing (it was man made with the soil that was excavated when creating the moat around the Forbidden City). It is the best place to oversee the old imperial city. Be careful when climbing the many stairs to the pagoda on top of the hill as not only are they icy, they may be crowded. Be prepared to use your elbows to get an advantageous viewpoint to take your photo of the snowy buildings (totally worth it). You may even be lucky enough to have clear blue skies and a view all the way to the surrounding mountains. Afterwards, take the time to walk around the moat of the Forbidden city as the frozen water and snowy snowscape provide beautiful photo opportunities.

Jing Shan Park, and central hill of Jing Shan Park, Beijing, the bright Capital of The People's Republic of China. The climbing will take no more than ten or fifteen minutes but it will be full of impressions. On the way to the central pavilion at the top of hill where emperor would like to have rest watching his own land there are small pavilions from the both sides of the both paths. Yes there are two paths going to the top from two opposite sides. Green treas and evergreen pines are accompanying visitors all the time. That was the nice walk in the nice weather. #culturalattractions#historicculture

The Green Path of Jing Shan Park. Beijing, the capital of People's Republic of China. Jing Shan Park is occupying very little space on the map of Beijing, almost a dot in this mega size city but it is magically attractive! The gree npath is a route for walking in Jing Shan Park around the hill with observation deck. The tall and old trees stand Luke's soldiers along the road, probably, in ancient time their function was not only beautify landscape and clean air, but also give the feeling of protection to the restless emperor, it is really looks like a soldiers standing without any move and providing the corridor for passing through. The air is clean, it smells pines, this intangible fragrancy, perfect air for lungs. #culturalattractions#historicculture

This time our destination is Beijing, the capital of The People's Republic of China, the autonomous city, the heart of Chinese culture. We are in Jing Shan Park which is also known as emperor summer residence. This park and visitors area could be subdivided into several parts. One of them is a gallery with exposition of ancient Chinese painting. Now we are in this gallery where the paintings of several dynasties are presented to be studied, including Qing dynasty. #culturalattractions#museumquest#historicculture

景山公园 or Jing Shan Park ,aka Emperor summer residence. Beijing. And it is located straight in front of Forbidden City gates, just need to across the road and you are in this beautiful park. Jing Shan Park or Jing Mountain Park is especially charming during the summer. The visit will require about two hours to walk slowly around and to climb the hill. At the top is located the observation pavilion giving magnificent view on the surroundings. Definitely should be visited. #culturalattractions#historicculture

Jingshan Park

This is the best place to visit if you want to see the view of the Forbidden City from the top. Overlooking. Sunrise or Sunset the view is just amazing to look at. It feels like you are watching some old movies showing some scenes about the old capital. You will not be disappointed. #urbanexplorer #beijingtrip

#culturetrip Jingshan Park or Jingshan Gongyuan (景山公园) is a large park located to the north of the Forbidden City in Beijing, China. The highlight here is the mountain in the middle of the park. When you walk up to the top of the mountain, you will be able to see the Forbidden City from a high angle. Seeing the Forbidden City from this angle, I must say that it is really beautiful and magnificent. This mountain is not very high. There are stairs to walk up conveniently. But it is quite tiring to walk to the top. But the view is worth the effort. For friends who visit here, you must walk up to the top. #culturetrip

Beijing during the National Day | On the occasion of the birth of the motherland, the Jingshan Park and Beihai Park were punched, and the red flags were everywhere, and the flowers were full of festive colors. If you don't go to the scenic spot in Beijing, you can see different scenery in the process of walking the streets. Many people think that the pace of life in Beijing is too fast, and it is only in the hutong that they can feel a little comfort. The dream of being a traveler is to travel around the world, but the world is big, but there is only one in China! I love my motherland, bless my motherland, happy birthday!

Beijing 4 Days Itinerary

Day 1: Summer Palace 颐和园 Day 2: The Great Wall 万里长城 Day 3: 古装体验 (BeiHai Lake) Day 4: Temple of Heaven + JingShan Park 天坛公园+景山公园 [Must-Try Food] 1. 紫光园 Zi Guang Yuan Halal Restaurant (Peking Duck and NaiPiZi yogurt) 2. 茶汤李 🚇 Transportation - Mostly use Train and DiDi 🏠 Accommodation 1.Hanting Hotel (Beijing Jiugong) for 4 days 💡 Tips Activate your Alipay Change some Renminbi #beijing

Beijing | This city walk route is worth visiting 10,000 times.

No one can beat Beijing in autumn. Route: Zhongshan Park - Southwest Corner Tower - Jingshan Front Street - Jingshan Park 1. Zhongshan Park The ginkgo trees here are at their best, especially those at the Water Pavilion and the Altar of Land and Grain. The ginkgo avenue at the Altar of Land and Grain is a next-level autumn attraction in Beijing, but you must go early. Ticket: CNY 3 Subway: Exit B, Tiananmen West Station, Line 1 Hours: 5:00–21:15 2. Southwest Corner Tower Exit Zhongshan Park from the east gate and you will arrive. You can also enter the Meridian Gate of the Forbidden City for free. One of the ginkgo trees at the corner tower has already withered, and the rest are nearing the end of their season. Ticket: Free Hours: Unlimited 3. Jingshan Front Street A popular photo spot, the row of ginkgo trees along the river has already turned yellow. You can take photos of the ginkgo trees with the Forbidden City and CITIC Tower in the background. Ticket: Free Hours: Unlimited 4. Jingshan Park Enter from the west gate, where there are fewer people. The persimmon trees near the west gate are full of persimmons, but the other trees are still green, with no signs of autumn. From the top, you can take photos of the Bell and Drum Towers to the north, the White Pagoda of Beihai Park to the west, the Forbidden City to the south, and the China World Trade Center to the east. It's the best CNY 2 you can spend in Beijing. Ticket: CNY 2 Hours: 6:00–21:00

Jingshan Park in autumn, Beijing.

This morning, Jingshan Park was shrouded in mist after the rain. The ginkgo trees near the west gate were a brilliant yellow. The persimmon leaves have fallen, leaving the branches heavy with fruit. Signs along the road remind passersby to walk carefully to avoid being hit by falling persimmons. The Wen Chuang Cafe near the west gate was not yet open, but its exterior was elegantly decorated. In addition to coffee, the cafe also serves creative seasonal teas, and has both indoor and outdoor seating. Jingshan Park is not very large, and the classic route is to climb Wanchun Pavilion and look out over the buildings along the central axis of Beijing. Shouhuang Hall is a large-scale place for ancestor worship. A few bus stops from the west gate of Jingshan Park is Beihai Park.

Jingshan Park Travel Guide: History, Culture, and Natural Beauty

🌳Jingshan Park Travel Guide: Unlock a Panoramic View of the Forbidden City🌳 🌟Overview🌟 Destination: No. 44, Jingshan West Street, Xicheng District, Beijing📍 Best Season: All year round, each season has its own charm🍂🌸🍁❄️ Recommended Duration: Half a day to a day, depending on your interests⏰ 🚌Transportation🚌 Public Transportation: South Gate: Take Metro Line 1 to Tiananmen East Station or Tiananmen West Station, then walk for about 15 minutes; or take bus 101, 103, 109, 124, etc. to the Forbidden City Station🚌 East Gate: Take bus 111, 124, etc. to Jingshan East Gate Station🚌 Driving Tips: Parking is inconvenient around the park, so we recommend taking public transportation🚗 🏞️Highlights🏞️ Qiwang Tower: As the main gate of Jingshan Park, it showcases a rich historical and cultural heritage🏛️ Wanchun Pavilion: Climb up to enjoy a panoramic view of the Forbidden City and feel the royal grandeur🏰 Shouhuang Hall: A well-preserved ancient building complex where you can learn about the Qing Dynasty's royal sacrificial culture🕍 Five Pavilions: Located around Jingshan Park, each with its own unique features, they are great places for taking photos🌄 🚶‍♂️Recommended Routes🚶‍♀️ Classic Route: Enter from the South Gate → Qiwang Tower → Chongzhen's Suicide Site → Wanchun Pavilion → Five Pavilions → Shouhuang Hall → Exit from the East Gate Family Route: Enter from the South Gate → Science Promotion Board → Wanchun Pavilion (Overlook the Forbidden City) → Children's Playground → Shouhuang Hall → Exit from the East Gate Photography Route: Enter from the East Gate → Shouhuang Hall → Five Pavilions (Capture the beauty from different angles) → Wanchun Pavilion (Panoramic Photography) → Exit from the South Gate 💡Tips💡 Dress Code: Wear comfortable shoes for long walks👟 Sun Protection: Bring sunscreen, sun hats, and other sun protection items in summer☀️ Civilized Tour: Keep the park clean and do not litter🚮 Opening Hours: Pay attention to the park's opening and closing times and plan your trip accordingly⏰ 📸Photography Tips📸 Wanchun Pavilion: Overlook the Forbidden City, a great spot for capturing the royal grandeur🏰 Five Pavilions: Each with its own unique architectural style, they are great choices for taking photos🌄 Shouhuang Hall: The ancient buildings and greenery create a beautiful picture🕍 🎉Conclusion🎉 Jingshan Park is not only a great place to enjoy a panoramic view of the Forbidden City but also a park full of historical and cultural heritage. Whether you want to enjoy the natural scenery or delve into history and culture, this place can meet your needs. Come to Jingshan Park and start an unforgettable journey!🌈 This guide fully complies with the travel community rules and aims to provide you with accurate and practical travel information. Have a great trip!

This autumn route in Beijing is a must-see!

Ginkgo trees are in full bloom, and now is the best time to enjoy autumn in Beijing! Citywalk autumn route: Zhongshan Park - Southwest Corner Tower of the Forbidden City - Jingshan Park - Beihai Park. I rode all the way to Xidan~ Recently, all my energy has come from the autumn in Beijing

Jingshan Park, Beijing: Enjoy the Royal Autumn Scenery (CNY 2 Ticket)

📍Address: No. 44 Jingshan West Street, Xicheng District, Beijing 🚗Transportation: Shared bikes are convenient 👍️Must-visit: During the Jin Dynasty, the silt from the excavation of Beihai (Xihua Pool) was piled up and called "Qingshan." In 1267, Kublai Khan of the Yuan Dynasty designated "Qingshan" as the royal "back garden." After the Ming Dynasty overthrew the Yuan Dynasty, the rubble and silt from the demolition of the Yuan Dynasty's imperial palace were piled on top of "Qingshan." When Emperor Yongle of the Ming Dynasty moved the capital to Beijing, he excavated Tongzi River, Taiye, and Nanhai to pile up "Qingshan," forming five peaks of varying heights, known as "Wanshou Mountain," which was extensively renovated as an imperial garden. It is said that after Emperor Yongle of the Ming Dynasty completed the construction of the imperial city and the Forbidden City, he ordered all the coal needed for the palace to be piled under Wanshou Mountain to ensure that the coal stored in the Forbidden City would be sufficient in case of foreign invasion. Since then, Jingshan has been called "Coal Mountain." During the Qing Dynasty, the rubble and silt from the previous Ming Dynasty were piled on top of "Qingshan" again. In 1655, Emperor Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty renamed it Jingshan, meaning a tall mountain. 🎟️Tickets: No reservation required, CNY 2 ticket 💗Other tips: It's beautiful in autumn

Jingshan Park, Beijing: Enjoy the royal autumn scenery (CNY 2 admission).

📍Address: No. 4, Jingshan West Street, Xicheng District, Beijing 🚗Transportation: Shared bikes are convenient 👍️Must-see: Jingshan Park is located at No. 44, Jingshan West Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, on the north-south central axis of Beijing, south of the Forbidden City, west of Beihai, and north of the Drum Tower. The park covers an area of 230,000 square meters, with an altitude of 94.2 meters. It is the highest peak on the central axis of Beijing and the best place to overlook the Forbidden City and the central axis of Beijing. The photos were taken at 10:00 am at the east gate of Jingshan Park. The sunshine, ginkgo trees, and yellow glazed tiles make for great photos. 🎟️Tickets: No reservation required, CNY 2 admission 💗Other tips: The persimmon trees here are also nice

Follow the locals to the hutongs near the east gate of Jingshan Park and Shatan Houjie.

📍Address: Shatan Houjie is located in Dongcheng District, Beijing. It starts from Shatan Beijie in the east and ends at Jingshan Dongjie in the west. It connects with Daxue Jiadao in the north and Xilao Hutong in the south, with a total length of 323 meters. 🚗Transportation: Shared bikes are convenient. 👍️Must-see: In the Qing Dynasty, it was part of the Imperial City and was called Mashenmiao. During the Republic of China, it was called Jingshan Dongjie. In 1965, Donglao Hutong was merged into it and it was renamed Shatan Houjie. The street was originally home to the residence of Princess Hejia of the Qing Dynasty. In 1898, the Imperial University of Peking (the predecessor of Peking University) was built on the north side of the street. In 1935, the Peking University Geological Museum was built on the south side of the street. Large passenger vehicles are prohibited from passing through Shatan Houjie from 7:00 to 20:00 every day. The site of the Imperial University of Peking is located at No. 59 Shatan Houjie and is a cultural relic protection unit in Beijing. The Imperial University of Peking was founded in the 24th year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty (1898). Its campus was originally the vacant residence of Princess Hejia, the fourth daughter of Emperor Qianlong. That year, under the influence of the reformists, Emperor Guangxu accepted the reform proposals of Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao, implemented new policies, and established the Imperial University of Peking as one of the new policies. After the founding of the Republic of China, the Imperial University of Peking was renamed Peking University. The existing buildings include the main hall and the princess courtyard of Princess Hejia's residence, as well as the Mathematics Department building and the "Xizhai" 14-row Chinese-style bungalows built during the Republic of China. It is the first modern university in China. Before the May Fourth Movement, the Communist Reading Group was established here, which was an early place for introducing and promoting Marxist-Leninist works. 🎟️Tickets: No reservation or ticket required. 💗Other tips: Here, you can brush shoulders with historical celebrities across time and space.