How much is the ticket for Zhongshan Park in Beijing?

Lead: Some people say that the reasons for traveling need not be elaborated too much, and can be summarized in one word: go. You don't have to travel to the ends of the earth. Maybe the scenery in the park is enough. Beijing Zhongshan Park is a recommended park, but it is not open for free. Then, what is the ticket price of Beijing Zhongshan Park? Let's take a look with Bian Xiao.

Tickets for Zhongshan Park

The weekday fare is 3 yuan, and the half-price ticket is 1.5 yuan.

The joint ticket price of Tanghuawu and Huifangyuan is 5 yuan, and the half-price ticket is 2.5 yuan.

During the Spring Flower Tulip Show (from early March to mid-May every year, depending on the flowering period), tickets 10 yuan, half-price tickets to 5 yuan. With this ticket, you can visit Tang Hua Dock and Fang Hui Garden.

Tips: For your convenience, it is recommended to carry your ID card, senior citizen discount card and other valid documents with you.

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06:00-20:00, 06:00-2 1:00 (Jingyuan) (April 01-May 3 1, September 01-June 365438+)

06:00-2 1:00, 06:00-22:00 (Jingyuan) (Monday-Sunday, June 01-August 3 1)

06:30- 19:00, 06:30-20:00 (Jingyuan) (11-Monday-Sunday, March 3 of the following year1)

traffic

Bus: Take 1, 5, 10, 22, 52, 90, 99, 205, 728, 1, and get off at Tiananmen West Station, and walk eastward for 2 minutes. Take bus No.5 and get off at Xihuamen Station, and walk south on the east side of the road for 5 minutes.

Subway: Take the subway 1 line, exit B of Tiananmen West Station, and walk eastward 1 min.

Self-driving: You can drive to the west gate of Nanchang Street Park. There is a pay parking lot in front of it. About 30 parking spaces before 18:00.

Landscape design of Zhongshan Park

Yu Yuan Garden

This is a garden scenic spot for tourists to watch precious goldfish. Because "fish" and "music" are homophonic, it is named Yu Garden, which means the garden for enjoying fish.

Yu Garden is adjacent to Zhongshan Hall in the west, concert hall in the north, Wufeng Tower in the distance and pine and cypress in the east. The whole garden is antique, with flowers and trees, green grass and quiet environment, which makes people relaxed and happy. The breeding and display of goldfish in Zhongshan Park began at 19 15, which is the first park in China to display goldfish. Originally donated by the park director, it was raised by the master who raised goldfish in the Qing Palace by his ancestors. 19 17 scale expansion, adding cement fish ponds and buying goldfish for breeding. When 1987 closed, there were 34 species, 1200. Goldfish in Zhongshan Park were also presented as national gifts to foreign leaders.

Changqingyuan

Located at the northern end of Huan Tan East Road, covering an area of 3,300 square meters. There are six tall spruce trees at the northern end of the garden. Pile some stones in the east of spruce, next to Zhong Zhulin. There are bamboo flower stands on the two steps in the south, and there are benches for tourists to rest around. There are large bonsai 1 group and Pinus tabulaeformis 1 plant on the south side of the flower stand. There is a popular science corridor and a health and epidemic prevention publicity column in the park for tourists to read.

waterside pavilion

The area south of Tanghuawu is Shuixie Scenic Area, which was built in 19 16 in summer and autumn. From the waterside pavilion to the west, there is a hill piled with stones. On the east side of the mountain, there is a hexagonal pavilion at the foot of the mountain. It has a single roof, a concrete floor, cypress as a pillar, and it is close to the hillside facing the sunrise. It was named "Ying Hui Pavilion". Walking down the stone steps, a green stone bridge connects with the island. This bridge is called "Listening to Rain Bridge".

Country altar (five-colored soil)

Shejitan (five-colored soil) was built in the 18th year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty (1420). It is located in the core area of the inner altar. Square, with three floors, height of 0.96m, upper circumference 15.95m, middle circumference 16.9m, lower circumference 17.85m and four sides. The upper floor is paved with five-color altar soil in the order of Dong Qing, Nanhong, Bai Xi, Beihei and Huangzhong, commonly known as "five-color soil", which symbolizes "all over the world, is it king soil?" In the center of the altar stands the "State Stone", also known as "Jiangshan Stone". The social stone is three feet and five inches high, four inches and two minutes high at the upper tip and one foot and five inches and five minutes at the lower tip. It is buried underground and level with the soil. The emperors of Ming and Qing dynasties held sacrificial ceremonies here every year on the fifth day of February and the fifth day of August in the lunar calendar, praying for a bumper harvest, national prosperity and people's peace.

Baidian (Zhongshan Hall)

The worship hall (Zhongshan Hall) is located in the north of the altar and is an important building on the central axis of the altar. It is also the place where the emperor salutes in case of wind and rain. According to records, there were no sacrificial halls in the altars before the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming emperor, felt that this was a loss of imperial prestige, so he decided to build a worship hall.

Motto pavilion

The pavilion is located outside the gate of Beitan, made of white stone, with a diameter of 6.6 meters and a height of about 8 meters. There are railings around the pavilion. The 12 spherical stone piers for railings are divided into 4 groups, 3 in each group, connected by iron pipes in the middle and with exits around. An ancestor's motto was engraved on the inside of eight stone pillars.