Jingshan Park(vivalive)

After arriving at Beijing South Railway Station and settling into your hotel, you'll find yourself right across from the Palace Museum, opposite Jingshan Park. Climbing Jingshan offers a panoramic view of the Palace Museum. Tickets are inexpensive and offer great value. It's definitely worth a visit. Seniors are advised to bring a hiking stick.

Jingshan Park in Beijing is a great place to enjoy flowers in three seasons, including tulip and peony exhibitions. In winter, you can also enjoy the snow. Another attraction in Jingshan Park is climbing to its highest pavilion, where you can see the entire Forbidden City to the south and Di'anmen Street and the Bell and Drum Towers to the north. Jingshan Park is very close to Beihai Park and Shichahai Park, so you can easily combine a visit. It's also very close to the north exit of the Forbidden City, making it a convenient stop after visiting the palace.

Jingshan Park in Beijing is located on the central axis of the city, with the Palace Museum to its south. To the west of Jingshan are Beihai Park and Shichahai Lake, and it's also close to the Drum Tower. There are many other attractions nearby. Jingshan Park has five pavilions built along the contours of the hill. Visitors can climb to the highest pavilion for a panoramic view of the Forbidden City. It is said that Jingshan Park was formed from slag deposited within the Forbidden City, thus creating a strong connection between the park and the palace. It is said that Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself here.

👍Jingshan Park was once an important place for the Qing emperors and empresses to worship their ancestors and commemorate their ancestors. It is a place to inherit and carry forward the Chinese culture of filial piety. In 2001, Jingshan Park was listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit and a national AAAA-level scenic spot. In 2005, it was rated as a boutique park in Beijing. The northwest corner of Jingshan Park is a newly opened area, and many flowers are planted in the popular science garden.

👍 Jingshan Park is located in the center of Beijing, China, is a historic royal garden. It is located in the north of the Forbidden City, just one street away from the Forbidden City, so it is often used by tourists as the next stop after visiting the Forbidden City. The most famous attraction of Jingshan Park is Jingshan. This is a artificial hill. Wanchun Pavilion on the top of the mountain is one of the best places to overlook the panoramic view of the Forbidden City. 🌈 Recommend new small attractions, Jingshan Park Northwest Point Science Park, winter greenhouse flowers are free to see, have the opportunity to see it

When the Jin Dynasty was founded, the silt piled from the excavation of Beihai (Xihuatan) was called "Qingshan". In 1267, Kublai Khan of the Yuan Dynasty designated "Qingshan" as the royal "back garden". After the Ming Dynasty destroyed the Yuan Dynasty, the slag and silt from the demolished Yuan Palace were pressed on "Qingshan". Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty moved the capital to Beijing, dug Tongzi River, Taiye, and Nanhai to pile up "Qingshan", forming five staggered peaks, which were called "Wansui Mountain" and were renovated as imperial gardens. It is said that after Emperor Chengzu Zhu Di of the Ming Dynasty built the Imperial City and Zijin City, he ordered that all the coal needed for the palace be piled under Wansui Mountain in order to prevent foreign invasions, so as to ensure that the coal stored in the Forbidden City was sufficient for use when foreign enemies invaded. After that, Jingshan was called "Meishan". In the Qing Dynasty, the residue and mud of the former Ming Dynasty were piled on "Qingshan" again. Emperor Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty changed its name to Jingshan in 1655, which means tall mountain. Jingshan Park often has various exhibitions. Last time I went there, there were so many sculptures, which was great.

A must-see place in Beijing! Climb the mountain to enjoy the panoramic view of the ancient palace, and feel the full view and profound connotation of the Forbidden City! Ancient charm and quietness! Majestic and spectacular! The garden is full of ancient trees, winding paths, and stone caves! Nature and the sky are integrated! [Fun] Weekends, leisurely strolls, heart-nourishing walks, and heart-pounding mountain climbing! [Scenery] The fusion of ancient culture and modern atmosphere, ancient charm, book fragrance, tea charm, and rich culture [Cost-effectiveness] High! Seasonal discounts, great value!

Standing at Wanchun Pavilion and looking at the Drum Tower, standing at the Drum Tower and looking at Wanchun Pavilion, both are good, and you never get tired of looking at each other😀 I like Jingshan, its environment, and the view from the top. For so many years, Jingshan has insisted on keeping the ticket price of two yuan unchanged, and even sells mineral water one yuan cheaper than the next door. 👍