Beijing Beiwu Park Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Beiwu Park is located at the foot of Yuquan Mountain, close to the Summer Palace, overlooking the Xishan Scenic Area, and to the south are Beiwu Garden and Yuquan Huigu. The park is divided into east and west gardens. The east garden is 23.1 hectares, embodying historical and cultural themes, and the west garden is 12.4 hectares, embodying fitness and leisure functions. The park retains historical monuments and cultural relics, such as Yaowang Temple, Jinshan Temple, Theater Building, Gaoshui Lake, Changchang Forest, etc. On April 3, 2010, central leaders came to this park to participate in voluntary tree planting activities and established a voluntary tree planting memorial square.

Attractions distribution:

Entering the park, the first thing that catches the eye is the Changlin Forest Marker. The winding paths lead through pavilions and pavilions, and you can see the peach blossoms blooming as you walk through them. The lake provides a paradise for anglers. Walking across the trestle, you can reach the best location to take pictures of the Yuquan Pagoda. You can feel the desolation of the ancient pagoda, see peaches and willows accompanying the ancient pavilion, and fill your mind with the vicissitudes of history.

Scenic spot features:

Hiking, fishing, photography, leisure, parks, quiet places