Beijing Liuyin Park Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Liuyin Park is the only mountain village park with pastoral scenery in Beijing. It is located in Waiguan Xiejie, Andingmen. The park's symbol is the evergreen willow tree, which is named after the willow trees that form shade in summer. The park covers an area of ​​17.47 hectares, of which about 7 hectares are water surface. Liuyin Park was originally called "Jiuda Lake". It is said that in the late Ming Dynasty, there was a palace treasure hidden here, so someone dug up more than ten feet of land, but failed to find the treasure. However, they found that the soil excavated was the best raw material for burning bricks, so this place became The kiln pit. Later, the original kiln pit was transformed into the "Jiuda" artificial lake. Liuyin Park has two major features. One is that it is the only rural park with pastoral scenery in Beijing, and the other is that it is known for its "willow" character. More than 30 varieties of willow trees are planted in the park.

Attractions distribution:

Liuyin Park is full of pastoral charm everywhere. The bluestone road, Liuchun Island, Youyi Village and Wild Duck Island are all leisurely, fresh and interesting. Strolling in the park, small pastoral buildings, small bridges, lakes in the garden, and lawns form a pastoral scene. The lakes are strewn with water plants, and the gardens are full of strange willows and catalpa trees. They are full of green, giving people a full sense of wild enjoyment.

Scenic spot features:

willow tree, photography, park