Beihai Park is centered around Beihai, with a Tibetan-style white pagoda on Qionghua Island

🌟Highlights: Beihai Park, located in the central district of Beijing, is on the west side of Jingshan within the city, northwest of the Forbidden City, and together with Zhonghai and Nanhai, it is collectively known as the Three Seas. It is an ancient Chinese imperial garden. The entire park is centered around Beihai, covering an area of about 71 hectares, with a water surface area of 583 mu and a land area of 480 mu. This place was originally a detached palace built during the Liao, Jin, and Yuan dynasties, and was turned into an imperial garden during the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is one of the oldest, most complete, most comprehensive, and most representative imperial gardens in China that still exists today. It was opened as a park in 1925. It is the most well-preserved and oldest imperial garden in China, a key national cultural relic protection unit, and a national AAAA-level tourist attraction. 📍Detailed Address: No. 1 Wenjin Street, Xicheng District, Beijing 🚆Transportation Guide: Bus 1. To the south gate and southwest gate of the park: Take buses 5, 101, 103, 109, 124, 685, 614, or 619 and get off at the "Beihai Park" stop; 2. To the east gate of the park: Take buses 5 or 609 and get off at the "Xibanqiao" stop; 3. To the north gate of the park: Take buses 13, 42, 107, 111, 118, 609, 701, or 623 and get off at the "Beihai Park" stop; Subway: Take subway line 6 to "Beihai North Station", exit from the northeast exit B, and walk for 15 minutes to reach the park. Boats: Beihai Park offers four types of boats: small boats, large boats, ferries, and special boats, with different prices. 🕐Opening Hours: Peak season (April-October): 6:30-21:00 (ticket sales stop at 20:30) Off-season (November-March): 6:30-20:00 (ticket sales stop at 19:30) Tickets🎫🎫🎫: Peak season 10.00 yuan, combo ticket 20.00 yuan; Off-season 5.00 yuan, combo ticket 15.00 yuan