Detailed introduction of scenic spots in Beijing Beihai Park

Beihai Park is a classical garden with a history of more than 800 years and the earliest royal garden in the world. Beihai Park is located in Lashan District, Beijing, with an area of 7 1 10,000 square meters and a water surface of 390,000 square meters. In the 10 century, the Liao Dynasty established its capital in Beijing, dug ponds and piled mountains in the northeast suburb of Beijing, and built the Yaoyu Palace.

In AD 1 125, the Jin Dynasty destroyed Liao and made Beijing its capital, which was called Zhongdu. 1 166 was further expanded into the detached palace in the northeast suburb, Daning Palace was built in 1 179, and buildings such as Guanghan Temple were built on Qionghua Island. At that time, many trees and flowers were planted on the island, which became a royal garden with beautiful scenery. "Spring Shadows on Qiongdao" has been designated as one of the eight scenic spots in Yanjing.

More than 30 years later, Mongolian cavalry invaded Zhongdu and burned down the luxurious Zhongdu Palace. When Yuan Shizu Kublai Khan arrived in Zhongdu, he lived in Daning Palace, a suburb in the northeast. Later, it was built many times, and a new Dadoucheng was established, which is the predecessor of the old city of Beijing today.

Main attractions of Beihai Park:

The eight scenic spots in Beihai are: Longhu Silver Beach, Wind Watching Range Rover, Hualing Juanhong, Dishui Danping, Double Peach in The Hague, Turtle and Dolphin Palace Wall, Longyan Yin Chao and Yueming in Overseas Chinese Port. These urban landscapes with unique marine characteristics, such as shape, sound, water or mountains, have their own characteristics and are fascinating. They have always been familiar cultural symbols of the old Beihai people, showing a unique cultural identity for Beihai city and reflecting the vigorous development vitality of Beihai in the early days of reform and opening up, and are still talked about by people today.