Beijing's Lesser-Known Parks | Featuring ancient pagodas, trains, lakes, and a children's playground

Featuring ancient pagodas, trains, lakes, and a children's playground. I stumbled upon this park next to the Cishou Temple subway station, where the trees are lush and green. The key is that there are so many elements; the park is not large, but it has a train engine, a children's playground, a small lake, and an ancient pagoda. It's quiet with few people, making it a really suitable place for a leisurely stroll with kids❗ 🚩This obscure park houses a pagoda with a significant history. The Cishou Temple Pagoda, also known as the Linglong Pagoda, was built during the Wanli era of the Ming dynasty, over 400 years ago. It stands 13 stories tall at 50 meters, and up close, it is truly magnificent. The carvings of pot gates and figures on the pagoda are exquisitely lifelike and worth a closer look👍🏻 📍 Located inside Linglong Park, No. 3 North Xibali Zhuang, Balizhuang Sub-district, Haidian District 🚇 Exit C of Cishou Temple Station 🅿️ Parking available along the nearby roadside