Jingshan Park

📸Locations: 2⃣️Jingshan Park - Wanchun Pavilion 4⃣️Jinghua South Street - Jintong East Road - Crossroad 5⃣️Wangzuo Center Apartment - West Gate Parking Lot 6⃣️Jinghua South Street - Jinfulu - T-junction 7⃣️Guomao Mall - Floor Viewing Platform 8⃣️Between Samsung Building and Zhongxiu Building 9⃣️SUSU Vietnamese Cuisine (Guomao Mall branch)

🌸【Beijing Jingshan Park】🌸 🌺 The peonies are blooming, and the spring colors of the capital cannot be contained within the gardens! 🎉 The grand opening of the Jingshan Park Peony Festival invites you to appreciate the elegance of 'the national beauty and heavenly fragrance'! 📅 Although the ground-planted peonies are still budding, don't worry, by next weekend, yes, around April 20th, they will bloom gloriously, a sight too beautiful to behold! 📸 Currently, the potted peonies in the park have bloomed, presenting a kaleidoscope of colors, making it the perfect time for photography. Avoid the May Day peak and go before the end of the month to enjoy a peaceful time appreciating the flowers. 🌈 A wide variety of species, colorful and diverse 💰 During the Peony Festival, the entrance fee is 10 yuan, but on weekdays it's only 2 yuan, offering great value for money! 👉 Come to Jingshan Park and join the peonies for a springtime date!👈

I don't want to go to Jingshan Park anymore... Every time I go, I get deeply immersed. The peonies are in full bloom... so beautiful it's indescribable... All sorts of photographers with their long and short lenses... Spraying water on the flowers with little spray bottles to create an artistic atmosphere... Peonies of various colors... And the cultural creative popsicles... I really can't go anymore... It's too exhausting for the legs... Remember, if you want to go inside to take photos of the peonies, you must wear comfortable shoes...

Super lucky to have encountered a snowy day in Beijing! It's truly beautiful! The red walls and green trees topped with a creamy layer of snow have a unique charm! The Forbidden City looks incredibly beautiful in the snow! Location on the map📍 Jingshan Park Ticket price💰 2 yuan (a bargain that's not to be missed) 🉑 Buy on-site! No ID required! No reservation needed Buying online still requires an ID! The hill is not high, and you can climb up in a short while! Overlooking the entire Forbidden City Museum! It's so, so, so stunning! I admire our ancestors! Taking photos📸 outside the exit of Jingshan Park, against the red walls and the streets with red lanterns, is also super photogenic! Zero cost to get amazing shots!

#cherryblossom2024 Jingshan Park transforms into a floral paradise during spring, offering a delightful experience for nature lovers. As you ascend the western path of the park's West Gate, you'll encounter the vibrant Plum Blossoms in early April. The lush blooms create a picturesque scene, contrasting beautifully with the ancient red walls and yellow tiles, adding a unique charm to the landscape. 🌼 On the eastern side of the Qiwanglou Pavilion, along the path to the rear mountain, you'll find clusters of Forsythia blooming from late March to early April. These blossoms form a flower-lined path, bringing joy to visitors as they climb the mountain. 🌿 Jingshan Park's springtime beauty is a sight to behold, offering a peaceful retreat amidst the bustling city. The park's floral displays, including the vibrant Plum Blossoms and Forsythia, create a magical atmosphere that is sure to enchant visitors. 🌺 #JingshanParkBlossoms #SpringFloralBeauty #Nature

Visiting Beijing, one must see the full view of the Forbidden City, and the best place to do so is Wanchun Pavilion in Jingshan Park, directly facing the Gate of Divine Prowess. Jingshan is not high, and it is easy for the elderly and children to climb. There are still some peonies blooming at the moment, and compared to other scenic spots, there are very few tourists. Friends who can't make it to the Forbidden City Museum should definitely come here! 👉 The ticket is only two yuan, so I go to Jingshan every time I visit Beijing, haha! 🌟 Highlights: An excellent view overlooking the entire Forbidden City!

After the spring rain in the past few days, I went to Jingshan Park to see the peonies again and found that many had wilted, but there were still many late-blooming peonies, and the yellow peonies were in their prime. Jingshan Park, a place that carries the beauty of history and nature. On a spring morning, I stepped into this garden full of anticipation to see the splendor of the peony🌸, known as the 'king of flowers.' There weren't many people in the morning. Jingshan Park is actually not very big, 👉you can enter from the East Gate, South Gate, or West Gate. There is a flower viewing event at the East Gate, with flower viewing check-ins and some cultural and creative displays and sales, 👉enter from the South Gate and walk along the right side all the way back to the South Gate, it's all peonies. There are quite a few varieties of peonies, such as Luoyang Red, White Snow Tower, Yao Yellow, Er Qiao, Shou'an Red, Qinglong Town Treasure, Black Dragon Holding a Feast, Spring Red Charm, Sheng Ge Turban, Green Curtain Hiding Jade, Moon Palace Candlelight, all of which are cultivated in Luoyang or Heze. Luoyang Red, with flowers as bright as flames, is passionate and unrestrained. White Snow Tower, pure white like snow, like an exquisite pagoda, exudes a pure aura. Yao Yellow, presents a golden yellow, with petals layered upon each other, dignified and luxurious. The colors of the peonies are even more diverse, with passionate red, pure white, noble and elegant purple, and fresh and elegant pink. In addition to viewing peonies, Jingshan Park also offers a climb to view the panoramic view of the Forbidden City, which is a popular spot to check in. If you come out from the South Gate, opposite is the Shenwu Gate, where you can directly enter and visit the Forbidden City. 📍Address: Jingshan Park 🚌Bus: 101, 109, 103, 54 can all get you there

📷The first snow in Beijing, with snowflakes fluttering, covers the earth in a layer of silver, resembling a scene from a fairy tale world. At this time, the most suitable thing to do is to walk around, look for different landscapes, and capture the beautiful moments in your heart. The Summer Palace: The snow scene on the lake is unique, and the snow-covered pavilions are breathtaking! Don't miss this natural romance! ❤️ The Temple of Heaven: No reservation needed, much fewer people than the Forbidden City's Jingshan, definitely a great spot for photographers! 🏯 The Forbidden City: Hurry to book your tickets early! Once it snows, ticket grabbing becomes even more difficult, don't miss the chance when the weather is good! Remember, the Forbidden City is closed on Mondays! 🏰 Jingshan Park: Overlooking the beauty of the Forbidden City, you can also enjoy the spectacular views of the Back Sea White Pagoda, the corner towers of the Forbidden City, and more, definitely a blessing for photography enthusiasts! 🌳 White Pagoda Temple: Even more dreamy when it snows! The White Pagoda is right before your eyes, and there are many shops here where you can climb high and overlook the old Beijing city in the snow! ❄️ Drum Tower: A landmark spot in Beijing! The red walls of East Drum Tower Street, set against the white snow, have a unique charm! Besides the Drum Tower, the surrounding area is also a great place for photography! 🥁 Beihai Park: Whether inside or outside the park, the red walls, leaning tower, and the strong Hutong atmosphere make it an excellent place for photography! 🏞️ The Imperial Ancestral Temple: Although it is closed for maintenance this year, it will reopen in June 2024, and you must go and experience it then! 🕌 Yonghegong Street: After exiting from Exit F of Yonghegong Subway Station and crossing the street, the atmosphere of the Yonghegong, the palace walls, and the subway entrance will give you a different photography experience! 🚶‍♂️ The Confucius Temple and the Imperial College Museum: Few people, beautiful scenery, an excellent place for photography! Red walls, golden tiles, and white snow, the tranquil beauty is desirable! 🏛️ At the moment of the first snow, don't forget to bring your camera, capture the beauty of this moment, and keep your own memories of Beijing's snowscape. ❄️📸

They are so photogenic! Really great for taking pictures! 📸 Just a 10-minute drive from the city center and you're there! It's really convenient! When the wind blows, the cherry blossoms flutter down 🎆 It's so beautiful! There are really a lot of people when the weather is good! Take some photos, enjoy the scenery, and you can even do a bit of simple camping 🏕 This is what spring should look like! - Set your navigation to: Jingshan East Gate ⛩️, and just walk up from the entrance to see the beautiful scenery!! If you don't feel like hiking ⛰️, you can also set your destination to the temple on the mountain, it's also there!! And Jingshan has a bus service 🚍, which is very user-friendly!! But recently there have been mosquitoes, so be sure to use insect repellent 🐣

At the summit of the Forbidden City. "It is said that the imperial city lies beneath our feet" - standing high, we see far. Standing under the Wanchun Pavilion, one overlooks the majestic and magnificent complex of the Forbidden City, and gazes afar at the skyscrapers of the Guomao business district. One side is ancient, the other modern. The palace stands quietly on the central axis of Beijing, while the high-rises of the CBD soar into the sky, as if time and space are interwoven, together narrating the vicissitudes of Beijing over thousands of years.. The only regret is that at sunset, the air is polluted and the light contrast is too strong, making the entire city of Beijing hazy. Anything you take pictures of doesn't look good, just a dead white.

景山公园 or Jing Shan Park ,aka Emperor summer residence. Beijing. And it is located straight in front of Forbidden City gates, just need to across the road and you are in this beautiful park. Jing Shan Park or Jing Mountain Park is especially charming during the summer. The visit will require about two hours to walk slowly around and to climb the hill. At the top is located the observation pavilion giving magnificent view on the surroundings. Definitely should be visited. #culturalattractions#historicculture

Take my advice! All friends visiting Beijing Must not miss this place Just for a 💰2 yuan ticket You can overlook the entire Forbidden City Museum❗️ Experience the ultimate aesthetic from the eyes of our ancestors✨ . ⛰️ Attraction: Jingshan Park 📍 Address: Jingshan Front Street, Xicheng District, Beijing 🎫 Ticket: 2 yuan 🕑 Best time: 3-4 PM in the afternoon . ✅ 10-minute quick hiking strategy Enter from the west gate of Jingshan Park, turn right and go straight for 50 meters, see the sign for going uphill, keep climbing the stairs and you can reach the top within 10 minutes. . 📷 Photography strategy 1. It is recommended to start climbing before sunset, so you can capture the Forbidden City under the sunset, which has an amazing atmosphere 2. It's best to bring a telephoto lens, the compression effect of shooting the central axis is particularly stunning, and a phone with 3x zoom can also capture it～ .