Beijing Chinese Ethnic Park Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

With the theme of displaying the folk culture of the fifty-six ethnic groups in China, the Beijing Chinese Ethnic Park is not only a large-scale ethnic cultural base integrating the traditional architecture, folk customs, song and dance performances, crafts and ethnic cuisine of China's ethnic minorities, but also a restored, A large anthropology museum that collects, displays and studies the culture, cultural relics and social life of China's 56 ethnic groups.

Attractions distribution:

Beijing Museum of Chinese Ethnicities (Chinese Ethnic Park) is located at the southernmost end of Beijing Olympic Park. It is an important part of the National Olympic Park. The park covers an area of ​​about 45 hectares and is divided into two gardens, the north and south. The north park currently open on a trial basis covers an area of ​​about 20 hectares. There are 36 ethnic villages in the park, as well as ethnic museums, ethnic exhibition halls, sculpture squares and several natural landscapes. There are 16 ethnic villages in the North Park, including the largest cast-iron temple in China, as well as simulated tropical banyan forests, water caves, earth forests, Panlong Waterfall, Alishan sacred trees and Cangyuan rock paintings. The ethnic minority villages all adopt a 1:1 ratio. The pavilions, buildings and houses are scattered along the mountains and rivers. According to the ethnic minority style, the cultural relics of each ethnic group are truly reproduced.

Scenic spot features:

Folk tourism, museums, parks, museums, folk customs, architecture