Beihai Park

یکی از پارکهای پکن که پارک زیبایی بود و دریاچه زیبایی هم داشت عصر و شب شلوغ میشه و فضای جالبی پیدا میکنه غدا و نوشیدنی و پایکوبی جزو برنامه هاش هست

🌿 Calm and Beautiful — Beihai Park, Beijing (北海公园) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) I recently visited Beihai Park in Beijing, China. Though I couldn’t explore the entire park, the part I did see was truly beautiful. 🌸 🚶‍♂️ Peaceful Walk by the Lake: I walked along the lakeside — the view was calm and refreshing. I was lucky to see a few beautiful mandarins (ducks) swimming in the lake. They looked absolutely gorgeous, and I was mesmerized by their colors and elegance. 🦆✨ 🌳 Nature & Atmosphere: The trees in the park were amazing — tall, green, and perfectly maintained. The entire place felt peaceful, full of fresh air and natural charm. 💭 Impression: Even though I didn’t get the chance to see everything, the little time I spent there was worth it. It’s a great spot to relax, take photos, and enjoy nature in the middle of busy Beijing. 📸 I’ve uploaded some of my favorite photos — hope you enjoy them! ✨ Next Time: I’d love to spend more time exploring the whole park and maybe take a boat ride on the lake. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Beijing! 💡 Travel Tip: Visit Beihai Park in the early morning or late afternoon for the best light and peaceful views by the lake. 🌅

After the majestic, vast, and tourist‑crowded Forbidden City, coming here is an interesting and pleasant experience. When I visited Beijing for the first time (and had no guide), I didn't even think to come here. And that was a pity. The park is located very close to the Forbidden City. Until 1925, it was completely closed off; during the imperial era, it was considered an imperial park. Now it is a lovely place for a walk - you can admire the pond and the stupa (although it is quite far away, and we didn't go there). As many commentators note, there are lots of girls wearing national costumes here. Indeed, there are several spots in Beijing where they gather (you could say they are present at all the major Beijing attractions), but here in the park there are fewer people, so you can see them better -) There are only two costume designs available - representing two different dynasties - that visitors can wear. Of course, an entire industry has sprung up around this, offering costume rentals, makeup services, and professional photo shoots. They look absolutely stunning. If you are visiting the Forbidden City, make sure to stop by Beihai Park to take a break from the crowds, the hustle and bustle, and the city. The park is a perfect place for that.

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Très beau parc très bien entretenu, plus de 65 ans l'entrée a été gratuite pour nous. On peut se promener en bateau sur la lac. Nous sommes montés à la pagode blanche construite en 1651, elle a subie 3 tremblements de terre et a été restaurée à chaque fois ce qui en fait un bâtiment très ancien de Pékin, la maison carrée devant comporte 455 tuiles vernissées avec l'image de bouddha et on a une vue d'ensemble du nord de Pékin.

questo parco è idilliaco, di una bellezza unica sia dal punto di vista naturalistico che architettonico, con i suoi laghi e i salici, i palazzi antichi ed il meraviglioso edificio bianco in mezzo all’acqua d’inverno un esercito di fotografi semi-professionisti, dotati di teleobiettivi da far invidia a quelli professionisti, si appostano per fotografare gli aironi che camminano e planano sul lago ghiacciato un posto dove passare tranquillamente anche una giornata intera, per esplorarlo tutto

Le parc Beihai se trouve au nord ouest de la Cité Interdite. Facilement accessible par les transports en commun, nous vous conseillons de rentrer par la porte située au nord. L'entrée coûte 10 ¥ par personne. En commençant par le nord, vous pourrez voir toute la grappe des points d'intérêts qui s'y situent, à savoir le mur des neufs dragons, de jolis pavillons, les pavillons des cinq dragons, un jardin chinois traditionnel, etc. Ensuite, revenez sur vos pas pour longer le lac et descendre en direction de l'ile centrale où se trouve un dagoba blanc dont l'accès est payant, soit 20 ¥. Vous trouverez aussi sur cette ile d'autres pavillons, constructions, etc. Même les ponts qui mènent à l'ile méritent le coup d'oeil. C'est un incontournable de Pékin où la vie de tous les jours s'articulent. Vous y verrez de nombreux Chinois venir y faire leur sport, flâner, danser. Prévoir 2h car le parc est grand.

Beihai Park is the best park in Beijing!!! The scenery is always the best and there’s also a Chinese café in Beihai Park called 仿膳茶社. They provide traditional Chinese desserts and tea. You can refill the tea for free. The price is fair, not expensive at all!!

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자금성 북쪽을 관광하실 때, 근처에 위치한 경산공원과 묶어 다녀가시기 좋습니다. 다만 저는 개인적으로, 이화원 근처에 있는 원명원에서, 거대한 호수와 나룻배는 너무 많이 봐서 그런지 그냥저냥 밋밋했구요. 그외 건축물 양식들도 조금은 식상하게 느껴지더라구요. 규모가 있는 공원이다 보니, 시간적인 여유가 있으신 분이 찾으시면 되겠습니다. 참고로 성인 입장료는 10위안, 내부 추가 입장이 포함된 통합권은 20위안 입니다.

Sehr schöner Park mit vielen Möglichkeiten. Es gibt hier und da viel zu entdecken. Nicht nur der Masse folgen!

Công viên Bắc Hải vốn là công viên Hoàng Gia từ thời nhà Liêu Nguyên... có hồ nước rộng lớn với hàng liễu rũ, có bạch tháp của mật tông tây tạng, bước tường cửu long nổi tiếng rất đẹp

Good Park, Very cool in the summer and autumn, many Tibet Buddhist statues and very nice view when you are on a boat. I recommend that you ride the boats. It is a really beautiful view even though it is expensive. If you want to enter the park, it’s about ¥20 or $3 dollars. It is tricky to navigate without a map and there aren’t any so I recommend that you ask directions to staff. The park is good if you want to go for a little jog or if you want to just look at the statues and learn history.

I really enjoyed visiting this park even though it was freezing when we were here. The scenery here was really beautiful.

A massive park next to the forbidden city with 2 seperate pay to visit areas. There are 4 Nine Dragon Walls in all of China and Beihai Park has 1 of them.

Schöner Park im Zentrum Pekings, leider wird besonders der Nordbereich mittlerweile auch von Touristengruppen überrannt. Das normale Leben von Peking, was man früher hier genießen konnte ist dadurch nicht mehr sichtbar.

Beihai Park is one of Beijing’s oldest and most enchanting gardens, with origins that can be traced back as far as the Liao Dynasty. The centerpiece of the park is the vast artificial lake, dug by hand centuries ago, with the soil used to create the hill where the White Dagoba pagoda now stands. This brilliant feat of landscape design reflects the ingenuity of imperial garden planning in ancient China. Walking through the grounds, you get a sense of layered history—emperors once enjoyed these same lake views, shaded corridors, and pavilions. The glistening waters, willow-lined paths, and island temples make it an oasis of calm in the middle of modern Beijing. The White Dagoba on Qionghua Island remains the park’s iconic landmark, visible from many angles and especially beautiful at sunset.

Parco molto centrale e molto carino dove poter fare una passeggiata e una sosta riposante. Volendo si possono anche affittare le barchette per rilassarsi ulteriormente Biglietti in loco, prezzi sempre economici

Beihai Park is an absolute gem in the heart of Beijing. The moment you step in, you're transported to a serene world away from the bustling city. The park is vast, with beautiful landscapes that change with the seasons. In summer, the lotus flowers are in full bloom, creating a picturesque scene that's perfect for photos. The island in the middle of the lake is a must-visit, offering a panoramic view of the park and the city beyond. The temples scattered around the park are not only architecturally stunning but also offer a glimpse into the rich history of the place. The White Pagoda, standing tall and majestic, is a sight to behold. It's said to have been built in 1651, and it's a testament to the enduring beauty of ancient Chinese architecture. The park is also home to numerous statues of dragons, each one more intricate than the last. They add a touch of mystique to the already enchanting atmosphere. One of the highlights of my visit was the boat ride. It's a unique way to explore

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