Purple Bamboo Park

Zizhuyuan Park The location of the flowers is behind the Youxian Mountain Hall in Zizhuyuan Park The combination of Hui-style architecture's gray and white from the south of the Yangtze River with the pink and red of apricot and plum blossoms is perfect for wearing an ancient costume with low saturation colors Take photos in the long corridor, under the flowers, by the rockery, on the gallery bridge, through Chinese-style windows, and in pavilions It looks very beautiful Recently, the weather in Beijing has been mostly overcast On the day of the shoot, it was rare to have a bit of light near evening, and then the weather turned to clear skies for the following days, which is highly recommended for the weekend At the same time, the magnolias in Zizhuyuan Park are also blooming beautifully, willow buds, and various colors of plum blossoms have also begun to bloom one after another this week, go and experience the spring scenery of Beijing's Jiangnan, you will definitely not be disappointed

The red maples in Zizhuyuan Park have turned red on a large scale. In addition to the popular red maples next to the Wenyue Building on Lake Island, there are many robust Yuanbao maples distributed throughout the park. The viewing period is expected to last for another one to two weeks. The autumn viewing route is as follows: East Gate of the Park—Lotus Flower Crossing—Lancui Pavilion—Wenyue Building—Lotus Bridge Zizhuyuan Park National Library Station East Gate Park Parking Lot

Zizhuyuan Park, located near Baishi Bridge in Haidian District, Beijing, is adjacent to the National Library. The park was established in 1953, covering an area of 47.35 hectares, with about one third being water surface. The Nan Chang River and Shuangzi Canal run through the park, forming a basic layout of three lakes, two islands, one dike, one river, and one canal. It is a natural landscape garden characterized by its bamboo scenery, with thousands of bamboo poles creating a serene and lush environment. Since July 1, 2006, Zizhuyuan Park has been open to the public for free.

In the large-scale water area of Purple Bamboo Garden Park, lotus flowers are blooming beautifully! There are lakes and boating here. 🪷Purple Bamboo Garden boat tour to appreciate lotus is just in time· Exclusive romance in summer.✨In the large-scale water area of Purple Bamboo Garden Park, lotus flowers are blooming beautifully! There are lakes, boating, children's playground, pigeons, bamboo forests everywhere, everything is so cute and lively. Sitting on a boat through the lotus flowers, it feels as if you have traveled through time and space and come to the world in Tang poetry and Song lyrics. The air in the bamboo garden is filled with the fragrance of bamboo, walking by the water, the red boat swaying and the lotus leaves are fragrant, sitting in the pavilion to cool off, the wind blows and reduces a lot of heat, making people feel extremely comfortable and at ease. This place is really fascinating and makes people linger. 🚣‍♀️Flower viewing ferry: The boarding point is at Lotus Ferry, the form is for tourists to share a boat, 15r/person, to show you the beautiful scenery of lotus flowers blooming in summer. 🪷Lotus distribution: Mainly distributed in the small lakes in the north and south, the Yunshi Garden scenic area north of the long river, can be seen everywhere, forming a unique summer landscape. 🚶‍♀️Walking route: Purple Bamboo Garden Park East Gate→Lotus Ferry→Lotus Bridge→Qinglian Island→Mingyue Island→Bamboo Foot→Lotus Ferry→East Gate, all the way, full of lotus and bamboo forests, refreshing. 🚇Subway: Take subway line 4, line 9 or line 16 to the National Library Station, exit D or E can walk to the east gate of the park, very convenient. ⏰Opening hours: Summer, 6:00～21:00 (last entry), 22:00 quiet garden, come and enjoy the beautiful summer time! 🎫Tickets: Free, this summer, come to Purple Bamboo Garden Park to appreciate lotus!

Spring breeze caresses the face, and apricot and plum blossoms bloom. Hidden in the lesser-known Zizhuyuan Park in Beijing is a mysterious Jiangnan-style garden. The Chinese architecture with white walls and grey tiles contrasts charmingly with the pink flowers, as if you've stepped into a Huizhou-style courtyard. It unfolds like a scroll painting, showcasing the unique charm of Jiangnan. There are dense bamboo paths, crystal-clear lakes, and a breeze carrying the fragrance of flowers, creating an otherworldly paradise of blooms. Take advantage of the sparse crowds and the flowers still in bloom, and hurry over! 📸 For friends who want to go for a photo shoot, it's best to choose a sunny day when the light is soft and the effect is even better. The best times for photography are from 8 am to 10 am and from 3 pm to 5 pm. If you want to enjoy some delicious food after admiring the flowers, why not try the Zhuyun Restaurant in the park, which is both tasty and affordable. Address: Youxian Mountain Hall, Zizhuyuan Park 🎫 Ticket: Free 🚇 Transportation: Take the subway line 16 to the National Library Station Exit A, walk 800 meters to reach the north gate, and then navigate along the right-side route to reach Youxian Mountain Hall.

Purple Bamboo Park Purple Bamboo Park is located within the West Third Ring of Beijing, near Baishi Bridge in Haidian District, and west of Beijing Capital Stadium. Purple Bamboo Park was established in 1953. It was named after the temple of the Ming and Qing Dynasties in the northwest of the park, 'Fuyin Purple Bamboo Courtyard'. It has a unique bamboo garden like the bamboo sea in southern Sichuan, and the Lingstone Meadow landscape of Rabbit Ear Ridge. The park covers an area of 47.35 hectares, of which about one-third is water. The South Long River and Shuangzi Canal pass through the park, forming a basic pattern of three lakes, two islands, one dike, one river and one canal. It is a natural landscape park with hundreds of quiet bamboos, tens of thousands of green poles, winning with bamboo scenery. Since July 1, 2006, Purple Bamboo Park has been free to visit.

Zizhuyuan is a rare park in Beijing known for its bamboo scenery, a landscape with Jiangnan characteristics, The red maple is near the Lake Heart Restaurant, and I also found another place with dense red maple🍁 I recommend this super awesome park tour route to everyone👍 🔛Enter from the north gate of the park and walk along the road→Lake Heart Restaurant🍁 (Wen Yue Lou Restaurant)→Bayi Pavilion (the second red maple is here🍁)→Walk around the lake to the west and return to the north gate, or exit from the south gate, you can see three groups of pigeons along the way, but it depends on luck💕 If you have been to the Forbidden City and the Summer Palace and still want to visit a park, don't miss Zizhuyuan Park in winter - 🔛Landmark: Zizhuyuan Park 🏠Address: No. 35, Zhongguancun South Street, Haidian District, Beijing 🚆Subway Line 9 National Library Station D Southwest Exit, then walk about 500 meters to Zizhuyuan 🎫Ticket: Free 🕙Opening hours: 06:00-21:30, stop admission at 21:00

Zizhuyuan Park always surprises people. The north wind blows off the ginkgo leaves and also turns the maple leaves red. In Zizhuyuan Park, you can see white walls and red maples, as well as sacred trees of three colors, yellowing willows and the reflection bridge in the water, and a few wild ducks are interesting. In Zizhuyuan Park, you can see trees of various colors such as red, yellow, green, and blue. ⛰【Travel Guide】 📍Detailed Address: No. 35, Zhongguancun South Street, Haidian District, Beijing 🚗Traffic Strategy: Self-driving or group tour 🕙Opening Hours: Summer 6:00- 21:00, Winter 6:00- 20:00 💰Ticket Price: Free 🌟Highlights: View trees of various colors such as red, yellow, green, and blue

⭐️Zizhuyuan Park is located within the West Third Ring of Beijing, near Baishiqiao in Haidian District, and to the west of the Beijing Capital Gymnasium. It is named after the temple 'Fuyin Zizhuyuan' from the Ming and Qing Dynasties in the northwest of the park. The predecessor of Zizhuyuan was actually Zizhu Zen Temple, which was originally the lower court of Wanshou Temple, built in the Ming Dynasty. ⭐️The current Zizhuyuan Park was established in 1953. After the founding of New China, it was transformed into Zizhuyuan Park based on the original temple ruins, surrounding wasteland, abandoned lakes, paddy fields, etc. Many bamboos were planted in the park, which were transplanted from the south and Japan, among which the purple bamboo is the most famous. After many years of construction, it has formed a large-scale landscape park with rich Jiangnan garden characteristics based on bamboo landscaping. ⭐️Zizhuyuan Park is really one of the most low-key parks in Beijing. It is a city-level wetland, no tickets are required, no reservation is needed, and it is there whenever you want to go. ⭐️Watching old couples dancing and walking, grandpas playing badminton, children playing hide and seek, teenagers running in the park, and people like me who are also sitting quietly and staring at each other with a smile. ⭐️There are still many cute little pigeons by the lotus pond this season. If you want to interact more when taking pictures, it is recommended to bring some grain food, so the little pigeons will not be so afraid of people. ⭐️Recommended photo angles 1 Mei Bridge: There is a popular tree in the middle of the island. The branches and trunks of the tree are very dense, which can echo the water surface to take reflections. There is also a lotus stone bridge next to it for portrait photography. 2 Wen Yue Lou Restaurant: The popular large maple tree with falling leaves, half of which has withered, and the remaining can last until this weekend. 3 Tea shop next to the river: The entire river of the South Long River in the park is accompanied by willow trees on both sides, and the golden leaves are floating in the wind. 4 Everywhere: Autumn can be seen everywhere in the park. Wild ducks and pigeons can be seen everywhere, the willow trees on both sides of the road have turned yellow, and the autumn is full of wind. The autumn scenery of Zizhuyuan is so beautiful, it's like a colorful oil painting painted by a great painter. If you miss it, you have to wait for a year! 🌟Address: No. 35, Zhongguancun South Street, Haidian District 🌟Tickets: Key point: Free tickets, no reservation! 🌟Time: 6:00-21:30 🌟Subway: Exit D of National Library Station on Line 4 and Line 9 🌟Self-driving: There are parking spaces at the east gate, south gate, and north gate (limited quantity) Zizhuyuan Park

It is situated in the Haidian District of northwestern Beijing and comprises three picturesque lakes with small islands within them. The lakes are connected by bridges. The water is full of lotus flowers in summer and surrounded by tall willow trees. Here and there pavilions offer shade and a place to relax. There are several groves of splendid bamboo hence its name of "Purple Bamboo Park" - indeed around 50 species of bamboo can be found here. Some of the buildings, bridges and other structures are constructed from the bamboo. Also of note are the lovely plum blossoms which flower in spring. The dredging of the lakes and building of the artificial hills dates from the 12th century with further renovations during the Ming dynasty and again in 1959. It is possible to be rowed on a traditional, covered boat on the lakes. #beijingtrip #urbanexplorer #easylife

Zizhuyuan is truly a treasure of a park. Spring boasts the red plum blossoms of the Youxian Guild Hall, as beautiful as those in the south of the Yangtze. Summer offers the lotus flowers of the oar-touched lotus ferry, as if one has mistakenly entered a realm of lotuses. Autumn has the red maples and the internet-famous divine tree. Winter provides a natural ice rink with various types of ice sleds. But the beauty of Zizhuyuan is far more than these. Spring in Zizhuyuan is filled with the comfortable vitality of life. In autumn, the stunning divine tree begins to turn green. Willows can be seen everywhere, swaying in the wind. Looking up, one can see the full measure of spring's vitality. At this moment, the park's 20-minute theory is effective. Why not find a quiet place away from the flower-chasing crowd? 📍Location: Zizhuyuan Park 🚗Transport: Subway Line 4 or Line 9 to National Library Station

These five municipal parks are the Summer Palace, Beihai Park, Yuyuantan Park, Zizhuyuan Park, and Taoranting Park. The pleasant spring sunshine makes it the perfect season for boating. Embark on a boating journey and seek out the traces of spring on the water. 1. Yuyuantan Park: Equipped with four docks, it offers not only the common sightseeing boats but also flamingo boats, clownfish boats, dolphin boats, and yellow duck boats. The flamingo boat is especially recommended for its pink hue that matches the blooming cherry blossoms beautifully. The ferry service operates from now until May 5th from 8:30-18:00, with ticket sales stopping at 17:00; from May 6th to October 31st from 9:00-17:00, with ticket sales stopping at 16:00. 2. Zizhuyuan Park: Hidden within the Western Third Ring Road, the 'Little Jiangnan' Zizhuyuan is a rare bamboo-themed park in Beijing. The park's Chengxian Lake, also known as the Big Lake, has three docks located to the east, south, and north, with a total of 132 boats including four-person, six-person, and eight-person electric boats, as well as four-person pedal boats. Besides boating, you can also take a sightseeing boat from the Ziyu Bay dock to the Summer Palace, check in at the ancient style photo shooting spot, or head to the northwest corner of the park to admire the winter plum blossoms at the imperial lodge. The ferry service operates from 9:00-17:00, with ticket sales stopping at 16:00. 3. Beihai Park: 'The sea surface reflects the beautiful White Pagoda, surrounded by green trees and red walls...' In addition, you can also visit the 400-year-old Xitian Fan, and on Tuesdays, you can go to the Guetang Tower to enjoy the view. The ferry service operates from 9:00-17:00, with small boats stopping ticket sales at 16:00 and large boats at 16:30. 4. The Summer Palace: Deservedly called the best boating park in Beijing. It offers pedal boats, painted boats, electric sightseeing boats, electric car boats, etc... Truly a blessing for couples, and you can also head to Xijiu Pavilion to buy fortune cookies. The ferry service operates from 8:30-17:30, with ticket sales stopping at 16:30. 5. Taoranting Park: This place is an excellent spot for lotus viewing in Beijing's summer. Even before summer arrives, boating has become a regular activity here. With rippling blue waves and swaying willows, you can fully appreciate the beauty of 'Taoran'. The docks are located at the East and West docks. The ferry service operates from 9:00-16:00, with boats being collected at 17:00.