Beihai Park (Beihai Gongyuan)
6 expert reviews
“You can also spend an entire morning just wandering the willow-lined avenues, but be sure to pass by the Five Dragon Pavilions, where locals often congregate to sing and dance. ”
– Afar Magazine
1 Star
"A lake occupies half of the total area of the 70ha Beihai Park, which was once used by the emperors as a place of relaxation."
"A white stupa is perched on a small island just north of the south gate of this park... The lake is Beijing's largest and most beautiful public waterway." Full review
"Alamy Once an imperial park, Beihai ("North Sea") was built to showcase the best in Chinese gardening traditions." Full review
4.0
"Whether you're under a tree overlooking the lake or in an ancient pagoda, you'll see why this former imperial garden has been a preserved sanctuary since its creation in A.D. 1166. " Full review
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Not-to-be-missed highlights include the Temple of Everlasting Peace, White Dagoba and the Circular City.
"An imperial playground dating back to the Tartar Jin dynasty (1115-1234), Bei Hai lies to the north of Zhong Hai and Nan Hai, which were also opened to the public in 1925." Full review