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[2024 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for The Temple of Heaven (Updated Nov)

2024 Asia 100 - Best Things to Do
Historical Sites
Historical Architectures
Nighttime sightseeing
Address:
No.1, Tiantan Road, Dongcheng District, Beijing
Opening times:
Opens at 06:30-22:00(Admission ends at 21:00)Open
Recommended sightseeing time:
2-4 hours

    THE TEMPLE OF HEAVEN - Beijing, China

    Intro - The Temple of Heaven is an ancient Chinese architectural work, built in the early 15th century by the Ming Emperor Chengzu, who also built the Forbidden City. Ancient Chinese emperors believed that they were the Son of Heaven, that is, the son of heaven and the one who was given the right to rule the country by heaven. Getting There - MRT lines 2 or 7 are the best way to get to the Temple of Heaven. Get off at the Dongmen Station. Attractions - The Hall of the Celestial Emperors is a beautiful and meaningful architectural work of the Temple of Heaven. The hall was built with a circular design symbolizing heaven, erected on three marble platforms. This is where the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties performed rituals to worship heaven every spring, praying for good harvests and peace for the people. The Hall of the Celestial Emperors is made entirely of wood, without the use of nails or glue. Hotel - JW Marriott Hotel Beijing Central, Grand Mercure Beijing Central Restaurant- Li Qun Roast Duck Restaurant, Yuqiao Reétaurant Shopping- Beijing Temple of Heaven Park Store #travelgram #localguides #historicallandmarks

    TRINH BAO

    3 days in Beijing 🇨🇳 SOLO TRIP

    🔖Day 1 > Temple of Heaven Park > Tiananmen Square > The Forbidden City > Jingshan Park ⛲️ 🔖Day 2 > National Museum > Prince Gong’s Museum > Bell Tower & Drum Tower > Shichahai 🔖Day 3 > Summer Palace > Old Summer Palace > Bird Nest 🪹 > Water Cube 🧊 🔖Day 4 > Badaling Great Wall 🚶

    LKJ22

    Beijing Three-Day Two-Night Travel Guide.

    🍀Luggage preparation Documents: ID card, driver's license, student ID card Washing and care: skin care products, cosmetics, toothbrush, towel, toothpaste Clothing: Choose clothes according to the weather before departure Electrical appliances: charger, charging cable, power bank, headphones, selfie stick Medicines: cold medicine, motion sickness medicine, mosquito repellent, band-aid Other: mask, sunglasses, umbrella, small amount of cash, hat 🍃Before leaving home: close windows and doors, turn off power, take out trash, confirm itinerary, check weather, buy tickets/book hotels in advance Attraction reservation 🌸Route Day1 Peking University Tsinghua University Yuanmingyuan Badaling Great Wall Summer Palace Bird's Nest Water Cube→Nanluoguxiang Alley Day2 Temple of Heaven National Museum Forbidden City Prince Gong's Mansion Shichahai Drum Tower Yandai Xie Street Tiananmen Square Flag Raising Ceremony Day3 Tiananmen Gate People's Congress Hall Mao Zedong Memorial Hall Wangfujing Return 🍡Food recommendations Quanjude Roast Duck (Sijiminfulu Branch) Copper Pot Shabu-Shabu (Nanmen Shabu-Shabu Tiantan Branch) Fangzhuangchang No. 69 Zhajiangmian Yin San Douzhi'er Menkuang Hutong Century-Old Luzhu Dahuaishu Barbecue Daoxiangcun Pastry Donkey Rolling Sijiminfulu Huguosi Snacks Yaoji Stir-fried Liver Cha Tang Li 🌱Accommodation 🌸Houhai, Nanluoguxiang area: The area has well-preserved hutongs and courtyards 🌸Sanlitun/Gongti/Dongzhimen area: There are many trendy shops, and the nightlife is very rich. Workers' Stadium has many concerts and ball games 🌸Guomao area: This is the location of the China International Trade Center, and it is also the most prosperous area in Beijing now 🌸Near Tiananmen: This is the city center of Beijing, with convenient transportation. Nearby attractions include Tiananmen Square, National Museum, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven Park, Yonghe Palace, Nanluoguxiang Alley, etc. If you want to see the flag raising ceremony, it is recommended to stay here for one night 🌸Near the train station: For example, near Beijing Railway Station or Beijing West Railway Station, convenient for taking trains

    damien_weston_92

    Temple of Heaven | These photos blew up my WeChat Moments!

    Temple of Heaven | These photos blew up my WeChat Moments! | Temple of Heaven Park Travel Guide & Collection of Beautiful Photo Spots! | Recommended Route: North Gate (Entrance) > Double Ring Wanshou Pavilion > Zhaigong > Yuanqiu > Echo Wall → Huangqiongyu → Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests → Seven Star Stone → (Exit) Be sure to buy a combo ticket~ Otherwise, you won't be able to enter the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, Huangqiongyu, Yuanqiu, or the Echo Wall. Opening Hours: Peak Season: Park 6:00-22:00, entry stops at 21:00 Peak Season: Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests 8:00-18:00, entry stops at 17:30 Off-Peak Season: Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests 8:00-17:30, entry stops at 16:30 Peak Season: April 1-October 31, Off-Peak Season: November 1-March 31 Transportation: North Gate: Subway Line 7 Qiaowan Subway Station - Exit C Southeast East Gate: Subway Line 5 Tiantan East Gate Station - Exit A2 Northwest | How to take photos at the Temple of Heaven? This note will teach you!~ p1, 17: Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests Main Gate Base Imperial Road Center (the most beautiful photo spot in my heart) p2, 8, 18: Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests East and West Side Hall Base p3, 14, 15: Huangqiongyu Hall p4: Double Ring Wanshou Pavilion Opposite Corridor p5: Huangqiandian West Side Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests Main Gate Outside Imperial Road Center p7: Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests West Gate North Side Lawn Front p9, 1: Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests Round Base p12: Huangqiandian Base Directly Opposite Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests Round Dome Glazed Tile p13: Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests Gate Outside East and West Side p16: Yuanqiu Steps Road 1p17, 18: Live photos taken at the Temple of Heaven, the weather was really good that afternoon, the magnificent Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests building under the sunset clouds was really beautiful!!!

    北京中禾旅行社

    The Temple of Heaven at night, a rare sight of gentleness.

    As night falls, I walk alone in the depths of Beijing, with an expectation in my heart - the night view of the Temple of Heaven, a rare sight of gentleness, is quietly waiting for my exploration. 🌟 🌈 When I set foot on this ancient and sacred land, it seemed as if I had traveled back to the prosperous times of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The red walls and blue tiles are more solemn and mysterious under the night, and every brick and stone seems to be whispering, telling the vicissitudes and glory of a thousand years. 🏮 🏛️ The Temple of Heaven, once a sacred place for emperors to worship heaven, has now become a haven for my soul. Here, the hustle and bustle of the outside world is gently isolated, leaving only the tranquility and touch of the heart, and I am closely dependent on it. 🍃 🌌 As night falls, the Temple of Heaven gradually changes into a dazzling evening dress. 20:00 to 21:00 is its most charming moment. In the interlacing of light and shadow, the design concept of "round sky and square earth" is fully displayed, which makes people indulge in this ancient and modern beauty. The inner altar and the outer altar, the circular mound altar and the prayer valley altar, one south and one north, echo each other, as if they can hear the echo of history gently ringing in their ears. 📸 As a photography enthusiast, I naturally won't miss such an opportunity. The outline of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests is more charming in the night. I have already prepared a tripod, just waiting to find the best position to freeze this shocking beauty. 📷 🎟️ It is worth mentioning that the tickets for the Temple of Heaven are very friendly, only 15 yuan (April-October), which allows me to enjoy this visual feast. Although the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests is not allowed to enter after 5:30 in the afternoon, the scenery outside the wall is equally wonderful, enough to make me linger. 🚗 In terms of transportation, I am also fully prepared. Whether it is self-driving, taxi, subway or bus, you can easily reach the north gate of the Temple of Heaven. Which way to choose depends entirely on my mood and itinerary that day. 🌙 When the night is completely shrouded, the Temple of Heaven is no longer just a simple scenic spot. It has become a melodious poem, a moving picture, and a time worth savoring. Here, I found my own tranquility and beauty, as if the whole world was still for me. 💖

    Alexandria Hoppe

    Guide to a Weekend in Beijing 🇨🇳

    Save this guide for your next weekend trip to Beijing, China! 📍 Tiannanmen Square ~ start your day at this historic location and take a photo at the front with Chairman Mao. 📍 Temple of Heaven ～ visit the beautiful temple located in a park which is also a lovely place to explore. Be prepared for large crowds! 📍 Hutongs ~ walk around these traditional Chinese alleys with many restaurants, cafes, shops and more. You never know you can find hidden around the next corner! 📍798 Art Zone ~ take a taxi or metro further out of the city to visit this art district. There are many galleries and art museums with different varieties of art. #beijing #beijingtrip #china #chinatrip #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #summerdestinations

    louloulou

    🌟 The Temple of Heaven, Beijing 🇨🇳

    #chinatrip ## 🏯 A Spiritual Marvel The Temple of Heaven in Beijing is a masterpiece of Chinese architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This vast complex was where emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties performed annual ceremonies to pray for good harvests. Its symmetrical design and spiritual significance make it a must-see attraction in Beijing. ## 🌳 Top Attractions ### 🕊️ Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests This iconic circular building, with its stunning blue roof and intricate design, is the most recognizable structure in the complex. It symbolizes the harmony between heaven and earth. ### 🌿 The Imperial Vault of Heaven A smaller, circular building connected to the Hall of Prayer by the Vermilion Steps Bridge. It houses the tablet of the Heavenly Emperor. ### 🎋 The Echo Wall Surrounding the Imperial Vault, this circular wall can transmit sounds over long distances, allowing whispers to be heard clearly at opposite ends. ### 🌳 The Circular Mound Altar This three-tiered marble platform is where the emperor would offer sacrifices to Heaven during the winter solstice. ## 🚶 How to Reach The Temple of Heaven is easily accessible: - **Subway:** Line 5 to Tiantan Dongmen Station (天坛东门站), then walk 5 minutes. - **Bus:** Bus routes 6, 20, 35, 36, 72, and 106 all stop near the park. ## 🌞 Best Time to Visit Visit in spring (April to June) or autumn (September to November) for the most pleasant weather. Early mornings are ideal to enjoy the serene atmosphere and see locals practicing Tai Chi. ## ⭐ Rating **Rating:** ★★★★★ (5/5) The Temple of Heaven is a stunning blend of history, culture, and architectural beauty, making it an essential destination for anyone visiting Beijing.#flowerlover #songkran2024 #cherryblossom2024 #themepark #beachlife #memorable_trip #best_trip_by_trip #beijing #china_diaries #china #china_history

    Quest Journey

    Beijing night tour must-visit! The night view of the Temple of Heaven is breathtakingly beautiful~

    🚀 If you come to Beijing 👀 You must not miss the stunning night view of the Temple of Heaven! 😍 Really, that kind of shock can be etched into your heart! 🏰 🏮【The Fairytale of Ancient Architecture at Night】 📖 Speaking of which, the Temple of Heaven is just such a place, with red walls and blue tiles, exuding an oriental charm, already stunning during the day, but at night, it's just dreamy! 🧙‍♂️ It's like a fairyland that has stepped out of an ancient painting 🕰️ It makes you feel as if you've traveled through time and space ✨ The magical lighting 🌆 The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests is unbelievably beautiful 👣 Standing there, you can feel the breath of history. 🕒 【Best Time to Visit】 📅 Every Friday, Saturday, and during holidays, the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests will dress up in its night attire 🕘 Around 7:55 PM, the lights will quietly turn on, staying lit until 9 PM. 🚶‍♂️ Although you can't go inside, a walk around the perimeter will ensure your camera's memory card is full! 🤫 Remember, you can only quietly appreciate it from the outside, which has a flavor of its own! 🚶‍♀️【Park Touring Tips】 🚶‍♂️🕓 Want to enjoy it all day long? 🌅 Enter the park at 4 PM, and you can capture the day, dusk, and night in one go! 🌙 For those who are just there for the night view, enter through the East Gate, walk around the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, and then stroll out from the East or South Gate, easy and delightful.👣 📸 【Photography Tips】 📷 Turn on the night mode and walk around the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, every angle is a masterpiece! 🌤️ During the day? Either early or late, either right when it opens or just before it closes, when there are fewer people, you'll be the sole protagonist of the scene. 📍 Don't forget these golden spots: the entrance of the Prayer Gate, beside the red wall, the steps of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, and the back door, every shot can dominate your social circle!📷 📍 【Route and Transportation】 🏛️ Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, remember, it's open from 6 AM to 10 PM, but inside the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, it's from 8 AM to 6 PM, remember to go in before 4:30 PM. 🚇 Transportation is super convenient, just come out of Exit A1 of the Temple of Heaven East Gate on Subway Line 5, or for those who drive, go to the East Gate parking lot, the East Gate is the closest and very convenient!🚗

    William King43 Serenity

    Must-Visit Spots in Beijing: Essential Photo Ops at the Temple of Heaven (With Guide)

    The Temple of Heaven needs no introduction as a must-visit spot in Beijing, but how can you tour it in the most leg-saving way? And how to take the most photogenic pictures? 📸 Photo Ops: Even with many visitors, you can easily get great shots at these 9 spots at the Temple of Heaven❗ ①: To the right of the Qiniandian Gate, use the hollowed-out large iron vat as a foreground to cleverly capture the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. ②: Near the Echo Wall, try looking up and other techniques. ③: To the right of the Qiniandian Gate, use the red wall as the foreground to shoot the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests again. ④: Try the white marble dragon head next to the Imperial Vault of Heaven. ⑤: Shoot the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests through the crack of the Qiniandian Gate. ⑥: Since you're here, you might as well take an 'ID photo' of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. ⑦: If the sunlight is good, the roof ridge beasts on the red wall can also be photographed. ⑧: The left side of the Qiniandian Gate is also a good spot. ⑨: Enter the Qiniandian Gate and use the pillars as a foreground to photograph the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. Leg-Saving Route: East Gate → Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests → Imperial Vault of Heaven → Echo Wall → Circular Mound Altar → South Gate (or the reverse) Half-Day Route: West Gate → Double Ring Longevity Pavilion → Fasting Palace → Circular Mound Altar → Echo Wall → Imperial Vault of Heaven → Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests → Seven-Star Stones → East Gate (or the reverse) 🐿️ Finding Squirrels: Enter from the South Gate and head north after exiting the Echo Wall. In the pine forest on the way to the Fasting Palace, there are many squirrels, especially in autumn when they come out to forage and will run up to you. You can bring some small walnuts or pine nuts to feed the squirrels. 🎫 Ticket Reservation: Reserve seven days in advance, closed on Mondays, bring ID card Peak season (April 1 - October 31): Ticket 15, Combo ticket 34 Off-season (November 1 - March 31): Ticket 10, Combo ticket 28 Free for seniors over 60, under 18; half price for students over 18. Definitely buy the combo ticket – otherwise, you can't enter the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, Imperial Vault of Heaven, Circular Mound Altar, Echo Wall ⏰ Opening Hours: Peak season: Park 6:00-22:00, no entry after 21:00 Peak season: Inside the halls 8:00-18:00, no entry after 17:30 Off-season: Inside the halls 8:00-17:30, no entry after 16:30 🚇 Subway 【East Gate】Line 5, Tiantan East Gate Station Exit A 【West Gate】Line 8, Tianqiao Station Exit C

    Wyatt.Morris@54

    How to take a lifetime photo at the Temple of Heaven shooting locations

    🟥Red walls and blue tiles, each praying for the year🟦 I've summarized several Temple of Heaven shooting locations‼️ I suggest you save them‼️ You can take great shots with just a snap of your fingers📷📷 . 1️⃣ The Eastern and Western Auxiliary Halls, the highest steps! Sit on the edge of the steps or stand, and take a side shot! You can use the nearby columns as the foreground~ The atmosphere feels stronger👍 (p1-p3) 2️⃣ Walk up to the marble fence of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, with people on the upper level and the camera on the lower level~ It's also an upward shot! The integration of people and scenery~ (p4-p7) 3️⃣ The south gate of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, here you can shoot the front of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests through the red gate~ Walk down the stairs, the camera shoots upwards, perfectly avoiding the crowd! It's also interesting to shoot the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests through the door cracks~ (p8-p10) 4️⃣ The red walls on the outer perimeter of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, there are basically no people shooting here~ The red wall is in front, and the Temple of Heaven is behind~ All distances are covered! (p11-p12) 5️⃣ After entering from the East Gate of the Temple of Heaven, there is a boulevard with a row of pine and cypress trees on each side, take the shot looking up to avoid tourists (p13-p14) 6️⃣ The red wall between the Echo Wall and the Circular Mound Altar is very beautiful, combined with the green trees behind it is very spectacular, and there are few people taking photos, don't miss it~ (p15-p16) 7️⃣ The Circular Mound Altar's Heavenly Center Stone, stand on it to form a unity of heaven and man (p17) . 👗Clothing suggestions Wearing a horse-face skirt or Chinese-style clothing really makes the photos stand out! 🚶🏻‍♂️Tour route Temple of Heaven East Gate to the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests to the Echo Wall to the Circular Mound Altar to the Fasting Palace—West Gate Temple of Heaven Park tips ✔️The park opens at 6 am! The scenic area is open from 8 am to 6 pm ✔️The Temple of Heaven often has many visitors~ Remember to book your tickets in advance🎫! Combo ticket💰35 RMB (includes the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, Circular Mound Altar, Echo Wall) ✔️Enter the park from the East Gate of the Temple of Heaven, there is a subway nearby and it's close to the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests

    THEODORE BENSON

    Rejecting❌ touristy photos! Capture grand shots📷 at the Temple of Heaven by avoiding the crowd. Attached is the camera position.

    As a World Heritage Site of the same age as the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven in Beijing is four times larger and is undoubtedly a must-visit 🚩 for everyone traveling to the capital. On holidays, the Temple of Heaven is crowded with people. How to avoid the crowd and take great photos? I have found some clever 📷 spots and compositions, and I am ready to share them all with you! 👇 🗺️ Tour route: Enter from the East Gate, head straight to the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, then to the Echo Wall, Circular Mound Altar, and finally exit from the South Gate. ➡️ For your convenience, the following photo spots are arranged in the order of the tour: ❶ After entering from the East Gate, you will pass a path lined with pine and cypress trees. Take a photo at the entrance of the path towards the end, resulting in an interesting inverted triangle composition; ❷ After entering the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, go to the Guxi Gate on the north side, which is the south gate of the Imperial Heaven Hall. Take advantage of the fewer people and take photos at this spot. If you can't avoid the crowd due to late entry, take several photos at a fixed spot for post-production synthesis. A wide-angle lens is better; ❸ There are too many people in front of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. Use the east/west side halls as the foreground, lean against the pillar or sit on the side to take photos towards the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. Blur the people in the distance in post-production; ❹ Find a long red wall next to the Prayer Gate on the side of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. There are much fewer people here. Stand by the wall, the red wall and the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests under the blue sky are particularly photogenic. I love this spot; ❺ A seemingly unremarkable building next to the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, the red wall, blue tiles, and roof ridge beasts are very beautiful. You can stand at the end of the railing to take photos; ❻ Looking up at the sky under the eaves of the west side hall, you will find a surprise. The corner of the eaves and the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests are perfectly aligned, creating a strong sense of art; ❼ Take a low-angle shot under the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, use the railing to block the crowd, lean against the railing, and frame the three-tiered blue roof of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. It's very photogenic; ❽ When leaving the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, you can use the hollows of the railings and the gaps in the doors to block the crowd and frame the composition. You will need a medium to long focal length lens; ❾ After exiting, you can avoid the crowd and take photos of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests on the right side. It's great for shooting buildings or people; ❶⓪ The composition at the entrance of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests is amazing. Tourists usually enter and exit from the side doors on both sides. The middle door is usually not open, so there are no people here. Stand in front of the red door, and the photographer steps down to take a long shot; ❶① Walk towards the west gate of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, you will see the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests inside the wall between the two trees on the lawn. This is another excellent new spot with no people; ❶② After leaving the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, walk to the Chengzhen Gate on the way to the Echo Wall. It's also nice to take photos of the Imperial Vault of Heaven through the gate frame. 🚇: Subway Line 5, Temple of Heaven East Gate Station 🎫: Ticket price is 15 yuan, Combined ticket (including the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, Echo Wall, and Circular Mound Altar) is 34 yuan You can buy tickets online or scan the QR code on site, and enter with your ID card ⌚️: The opening hours for the inside and outside are different Main gate 6:00—21:00 Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests 8:00—16:30 Choose a sunny ☀️ day, the blue sky, red walls, and glazed tiles will make your photos no less stunning than those taken in the Forbidden City~

    annsdgrFS

    Life advice!! Before leaving Beijing, you must go see the night view of the Temple of Heaven

    Share the night view of the Temple of Heaven with everyone, the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests is truly stunning after the lights are turned on. The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests is the main building of the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, also known as the Hall of Praying for Grain, where the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties prayed for good harvests at the beginning of spring, and is the only remaining example of ancient Mingtang-style architecture. The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests is lit up every Friday & Saturday & on public holidays. The lighting time is not fixed, it turns on simultaneously with the street lights, and the lights are turned off promptly at 21:00. The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests closes at 17:00, so in winter, the night view can only be photographed from outside. Everyone must arrange their time in advance!! 1 On the west side of the main gate of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, you can get a nearly frontal angle, a classic viewpoint 2 Directly west of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, you can capture the upper half of the building 3 Behind the west side, very close to the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, where it's usually more crowded 4 Outside the archway, where the arch and the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests are framed together, creating a unique charm 5 The aforementioned viewpoints can also be taken from the east side, where there are fewer people The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests is closed on Mondays

    Mila.Hernandez$52

    Solo Travel Guide to the Temple of Heaven: Easily Check Off the Classic Photo Spots!

    The Temple of Heaven is truly a place you can visit over and over again. As a must-see attraction in Beijing, how can you tour it in the most leg-saving way when you're alone? How to take the most photogenic pictures? Don't worry, I, a professional travel blogger, am here to give you some tips! - 📸 Photo Spots The Temple of Heaven is often crowded with tourists, but if you master these 9 golden photo spots, you can easily capture cinematic shots! 1️⃣ To the right of the Prayer Hall Gate, use the large iron vat as the foreground to cleverly capture the outline of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. 2️⃣ Near the Echo Wall, try looking up to feel the grandeur and mystery of the ancient architecture. 3️⃣ To the right of the Prayer Hall Gate, use the red wall as the foreground to capture the charm of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests again. 4️⃣ Don't forget the white marble dragon head next to the Imperial Vault of Heaven, also a great spot for photos. 5️⃣ Through the cracks of the Prayer Hall Gate, creatively shoot the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests for a unique flavor. 6️⃣ Don't forget to take an 'ID photo' of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests to keep the beautiful memories. 7️⃣ When the sunlight is just right, the roof beasts on the red walls are also good subjects for photography. 8️⃣ The left side of the Prayer Hall Gate also offers a different view of the beauty of the Temple of Heaven. 9️⃣ After entering the Prayer Hall Gate, use the pillars as the foreground to add depth to the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. - 🚶‍♀️ Leg-Saving Route Two recommended routes for an easy tour of the Temple of Heaven: 🔵 East Gate → Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests → Imperial Vault of Heaven → Echo Wall → Circular Mound Altar → South Gate (or reverse) 🔵 West Gate → Double Ring Longevity Pavilion → Fasting Palace → Circular Mound Altar → Echo Wall → Imperial Vault of Heaven → Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests → Seven Star Stones → East Gate (or reverse) - 🐿️ Finding Squirrels Want to get up close with the squirrels? Enter from the South Gate and head north to the pine forest on the way to the Fasting Palace, which is the squirrels' paradise. In autumn, they come out to forage, and you can bring some small walnuts or pine nuts to feed them! - 🎫 Ticket Reservation Remember to book seven days in advance, and don't make a wasted trip on Mondays when it's closed. Peak season tickets are 15 yuan, combo tickets are 34 yuan; off-peak season tickets are 10 yuan, combo tickets are 28 yuan. Be sure to buy the combo ticket, otherwise, you won't be able to enter core attractions like the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests and the Imperial Vault of Heaven! 🕒 Opening Hours Peak season park hours are 6:00-22:00, and the interior of the halls are open from 8:00-18:00; off-peak season park and hall opening hours vary slightly, so please check. 🚇 Subway Transportation For the East Gate, take Line 5 to Tiantan East Gate Station Exit A; for the West Gate, take Line 8 to Tianqiao Station Exit C.

    ADELAIDE BEARD

    Going to Beijing, you must visit the Temple of Heaven

    💰About buying tickets, you must buy a combo ticket!! You can't enter the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests without a combo ticket, how can you take photos! The peak season is only 35, and it starts at 25 in November. You can go to take pictures of the autumn scenery or snow scenery, it must be extremely beautiful~ 📍For those who drive, navigate to the Blue Sky Parking Lot - Temple of Heaven Park East Gate Parking Lot🅿️ The distance is directly into the park after parking. Note⚠️ Gaode Map can be searched directly, Baidu Map can't be searched🈚️ The parking space will be relatively tight during holidays, you can park nearby at Wumei but it seems a bit far from my observation, 1.3km from the scenic spot, just play it by ear. 🚇The subway line 5 goes directly to the east gate of the park, if you take the bus, please search for it yourself. 🔜For those who just want to check in and take photos quickly, enter from the east gate and exit from the south gate (suitable for sisters who don't drive, those who drive can only walk back to the east gate) Just take pictures and visit three scenic spots, don't go to the north and west, in fact, this is the most efficient, because the most photogenic is the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, you will understand in a second when you look at the tour route map in the park, 1h-1.5h is definitely enough for taking pictures! If you want to stroll around the park and play leisurely, you can stay for a day

    OliverChamberlain58

    Life advice: When you visit Beijing, you must go to the Temple of Heaven, which is four times larger than the Forbidden City

    After the recovery of tourism, the Temple of Heaven is crowded every day. How to avoid the crowd and take great photos? I have found some clever 📷 positions and compositions, and I will share them all with you at once! 👇 🗺️Tour route: Enter from the East Gate ➡️ Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests ➡️ Echo Wall ➡️ Circular Mound ➡️ Exit from the South Gate. ♥️For your convenience, the following 📷 positions are arranged in the order of the tour: ❶The pine and cypress path at the East Gate, take a photo at the entrance of the path towards the end of the path, you can get a fun inverted triangle composition; ❷After entering the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, go to the ancient gate on the north side first, that is, the south gate of the Imperial Heaven Hall. Take photos here when there are few people. If you can't avoid the crowd when you enter the park late, take several photos at a fixed position for post-production synthesis, wide-angle lens is better; ❸There are too many people in front of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. Use the east/west side halls as the foreground, lean on the pillars or sit on the side and take photos towards the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. Blur the people in the distance in post-production; ❹Find the red wall next to the Prayer Gate on the side of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. There are much fewer people here. Stand by the wall, the red wall and the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests under the blue sky are particularly photogenic; ❺A unobtrusive building next to the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, the red wall, blue tiles and roof ridge beasts are very beautiful, you can stand at the end of the railing to take photos; ❻Looking up at the sky under the eaves of the west side hall, there is a surprise. The eaves corner and the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests are directly opposite, very artistic; ❼Take a photo from the bottom of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, the railing blocks the crowd, lean on the railing, and the three-layer blue roof of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests are also very photogenic; ❽When you leave the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, you can use the hollows of the railings and the door gaps to block the crowd, frame the composition, and need a medium-long focus lens; ❾After leaving the door, you can also avoid the crowd and take photos of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests on the right. It's good to take photos of the building or people; ❶⓪The composition at the entrance of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests is very unique. Tourists enter and exit from the side doors on both sides. The middle door is generally not opened, so there are no people here. Stand in front of the red door, the photographer goes down the steps and uses a telephoto lens to take photos; ❶①Walk towards the west gate of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, you will see the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests inside the wall between the two trees on the lawn, another excellent new position with no people; ❶②After leaving the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, walk to the Chengzhen Gate on the way to the Echo Wall, and take a photo of the Imperial Vault of Heaven in the door frame. 🚇: Subway Line 5 Tiantan East Gate Station 🎫: Ticket 15 yuan, joint ticket (including Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, Echo Wall and Circular Mound) 34 yuan Buy tickets online or scan the code on site, swipe your ID card to enter 🕗: Main gate 6:00-21:00 Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests 8:00-17:00 📌Photo Tips: 🔹The weather is very important if you want to take good photos. Choose a sunny day, blue sky, red wall and glazed tiles, the photos are no less than the Forbidden City; 🔹If you can't get up early and want to take photos of the empty Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, you can visit in reverse, put the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests at the end, and take photos quickly when clearing the field; 🔹It's very large inside, it's quite tiring, remember to wear comfortable shoes; 🔹Wearing Hanfu, national style, horse face skirt and other clothes to take photos will be more matching; 🔹The night view of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests is also very unique. The lights are only on every Friday and Saturday and some holidays, don't miss it.

    sullivan_beckhamashford

    You must do this when you go to the Temple of Heaven, otherwise you will regret it

    Be sure to pay attention to the time❗️ 🕑Opening hours: 6:30-22:00, no entry after 21:00 ❤️Ps: 1️⃣The above is just the opening hours of the Temple of Heaven Park, the Prayer Hall area closes at 17:00 in the afternoon, everyone must plan their time well 🚇Subway: West Gate- Line 8- Tianqiao Station- Exit C East Gate- Line 5- Temple of Heaven East Gate Station- Exit A2 North Gate- Line 7- Qiaowan Station- Exit C South Gate- Line 14- Jingtai Station- Exit B 🚶Route: The length of the route to the Prayer Hall is ranked: West Gate> South Gate> East Gate> North Gate (North Gate is very close to the Prayer Hall) ⚠️Notes: 1️⃣If you want to take pictures of the Prayer Hall, you must arrive before five o'clock in the afternoon, and the Prayer Hall area will be closed after five o'clock 2️⃣It is recommended to wear black or white clothes, which are polite and suitable for taking pictures (after all, the Temple of Heaven is a sacrificial building) in the Prayer Hall 3️⃣Don't worry if you don't bring your ID, you can negotiate to scan the code 4️⃣Keep warm in winter and bring water! The park is very large and it takes a long time to walk

    GRAYSON WOODS

    Beijing Temple of Heaven｜What secrets of the 600-year-old Temple of Heaven do you know? Hidden check-in points are here

    ❤Reason for recommendation: The Temple of Heaven, originally named the Altar of Heaven and Earth, is located on the east side of Yongdingmen Inner Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing. It was built in the 18th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1420) and was the place where the emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties worshipped heaven, prayed for grain and rain. The Temple of Heaven is the general term for the Altar of Heaven and the Altar of Praying for Grain. There are two altar walls, forming an inner and outer altar. The altar wall is square in the south and round in the north, symbolizing the round sky and square earth. The main buildings are in the inner altar, with the Altar of Heaven in the south and the Altar of Praying for Grain in the north. The two altars are on the same north-south axis, separated by a wall. The main buildings in the Altar of Heaven include the Altar of Heaven and the Imperial Vault of Heaven, and the main buildings in the Altar of Praying for Grain include the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, the Imperial Hall of Heaven, and the Gate of Prayer for Good Harvests. 🌟Highlights: Altar of Heaven: The Altar of Heaven is the place where the ceremony of worshipping heaven is held. The Altar of Heaven is divided into three levels, each with nine steps on all four sides. Each level is surrounded by a white marble railing, and the number of railings is either nine or a multiple of nine, symbolizing the number of days. Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests: The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests is a magnificent wooden structure, built in the 18th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1420), originally named 'Great Sacrificial Hall', a rectangular hall used for worshipping heaven and earth. In the 24th year of Jiajing (1545), it was changed to a three-tiered round hall, with the roof covered with blue, yellow, and green glazed tiles, symbolizing heaven, earth, and all things. Imperial Vault of Heaven: The Imperial Vault of Heaven is the place where the gods of the Altar of Heaven are worshipped and where the sacrificial tablets are kept. It was built in the ninth year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1530), originally named the Temple of Supreme God, and was renamed the Imperial Vault of Heaven in the seventeenth year of Jiajing (1538). Fasting Palace: The Fasting Palace is the place where the emperor fasted before the ceremony of worshipping heaven. It is located in the southwest of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, surrounded by two imperial ditches and ancient cypress trees. Personal travel notes: The architectural design of the Temple of Heaven is exquisite and majestic, giving a solemn and solemn feeling. The Temple of Heaven is an important carrier of ancient Chinese worship of heaven culture, with a deep historical and cultural heritage. At the Temple of Heaven, you can feel a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere, which makes people feel happy. 🗓Itinerary: 1. Morning: Enter from the south gate of the Temple of Heaven, first visit the Altar of Heaven, appreciate its unique architectural style and worship of heaven culture. 2. Noon: Taste Beijing's special delicacies at a restaurant near the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. 3. Afternoon: Visit the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests and learn about its history and cultural background. 4. Evening: Rest near the Imperial Vault of Heaven and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Temple of Heaven at sunset. Recommended route arrangement: 1. South Gate Entrance→Altar of Heaven→Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests→Imperial Vault of Heaven→Echo Wall→Fasting Palace→North Divine Kitchen→North Slaughter Pavilion→Exit East Gate. 2. East Gate Entrance→North Slaughter Pavilion→North Divine Kitchen→Fasting Palace→Echo Wall→Altar of Heaven→Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests→Imperial Vault of Heaven→Exit South Gate. 🎫Tickets: 1. Peak season (April 1-October 31): 15 yuan 2. Off-season (November 1-next year March 31): 10 yuan 3. Joint ticket (including main entrance ticket, Music Department, Fasting Palace, Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, Altar of Heaven, Echo Wall): 34 yuan 4. Scenic spot ticket (including Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, Altar of Heaven, Echo Wall): 20 yuan 🈺Business hours: 1. Peak season (April 1-October 31): 06:00-21:00 2. Off-season (November 1-next year March 31): 06:30-21:00 📝Attention tips: 1. The Temple of Heaven is large, it is recommended to plan your travel route in advance to better visit the attractions. 2. There are many cultural relics and ancient buildings in the Temple of Heaven. Please observe the relevant regulations when visiting, do not touch or damage the cultural relics. 3. The temperature is high in summer, it is recommended to bring sun protection products and drinking water. 4. There are many steps and slopes in the Temple of Heaven, please be careful when walking. 📍Detailed address: East side of Yongdingmen Inner Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing 🚗Self-driving: 1. Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway→Guang'an Road→Tianqiao South Street→Tiantan Road 2. Beijing-Tibet Expressway→Jianxiang Bridge→Dewai Street→Deshengmen East Street→Andingmen West Street→Andingmen East Street→Dongzhimen South Street→East Second Ring→Tiantan East Road→Tiantan Road 🚍Bus: 1. Take subway line 5 to Tiantan East Gate Station and exit from Exit A 2. Take bus No. 6, 34, 35, 36, 72, 106, 110, Night 11, Night 17, Night 28, etc. to Tiantan North Gate 3. Take bus No. 2, 20, 36, Night 17, Night 2, etc. to Tiantan West Gate 4. Take bus No. 35, 60, 116, 128, etc. to Tiantan South Gate 5. Take bus No. 958, 53, 122, Special 11, etc. to Tiantan East Gate 🚇Subway: Take subway line 5 to Tiantan East Gate Station and exit from Exit A

    LiamMcCormick80

    Temple of Heaven

    This is one of my favorite places that I had the possibility to visit across my trip in China, It is so wonderfully and magnificently designed that it seems out of this world. And it was probably even more many years ago when it wasn't crowded with tourists. It looks unreal from outside and inside and resembles a vessel taking you directly to or communicating with Heaven or wherever whichever dimension or space time. This art and display of timeless imagination seems to have been lost many decades ago. And it is beatifully conserve so that we can see this wonder and wonder about it. #beijingtrip

    Travela-dic

    Beijing must see

    The Temple of Heaven, located in Beijing, is a masterpiece of ancient Chinese architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Built in the 15th century during the Ming Dynasty, it served as a sacred place for emperors to perform religious rituals and pray for good harvests. The complex covers 270 acres and comprises the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, Circular Mound Altar, and the Imperial Vault of Heaven, all surrounded by tranquil gardens and historical trees. The temple's intricate wooden structure, vibrant colors, and symbolic designs reflect the deep spiritual beliefs of the Chinese people. Today, it stands as a testament to China's rich cultural heritage, attracting millions of visitors annually. #beijingtrip #China #instatravel

    Joe0412

    Temple of Heaven Plan

    The Temple of Heaven is a true masterpiece of ancient architecture and a must-visit in Beijing. Its intricate design and historical significance left me in awe. The peaceful atmosphere within the temple complex provided a welcome escape from the bustling city. Whether you're interested in history, culture, or simply seeking a serene environment, the Temple of Heaven is a remarkable destination that won't disappoint. To reach the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, you can use public transportation or a taxi: Subway: The most convenient way is to take Line 5 of the Beijing Subway. Get off at the “Tiantan Dongmen Station” (Temple of Heaven East Gate Station). The Temple of Heaven is within walking distance from this station , Bus: Several bus routes also serve the Temple of Heaven. Look for buses with stops at “Tiantan Gongyuan” (Temple of Heaven Park). Bus numbers 6, 34, 35, 36, 106, and 110 are some of the options. Visiting the Temple of Heaven in Beijing offers a rich cultural and historical experience. Here are some of the things you can do and see The Temple of Heaven in Beijing is a cultural gem. Explore the iconic Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, the Imperial Vault, and the Circular Mound Altar. Don’t miss the unique Echo Wall and the ancient cypress grove. Enjoy Tai Chi in the park and soak in the serene atmosphere. It’s a must-visit for history and beauty enthusiasts alike.#instatravel #chinatown #beijing #Temple of heaven #chinatravel Getting There - METRO, TAXI, PUBLIC BUSES Attractions - TEMPLE OF HEAVEN , IMPERIAL VAULT OF HEAVEN , HALL OF PRAYER FOR GOOD HARVEST , CIRCULAR MOUND ALTAR , ECHO WALL … Hotels - MANY GREAT HOTELS ARE LOCATED NEAR BY Food & Restaurants - BEIJING SOYBEAN MILK , FRIED DOUGH , NOODLES SO ON. Shopping -

    Kevin

    The Majestic Temple of Heaven

    Visiting the Temple of Heaven in Beijing is an awe-inspiring experience that transports you to a spiritual oasis. As you step into this majestic complex, the grandeur of the architecture and the serene surroundings captivate your senses. The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests stands tall, its intricate details and vibrant colors showcasing the ancient Chinese craftsmanship. Walking through the vast gardens, you witness locals practicing Tai Chi and playing traditional instruments, creating a harmonious atmosphere. The temple's historical significance as a place of worship and prayer adds depth to the experience, leaving you with a profound sense of peace and reverence.#templeofheaven #beijingtrip #beijingtravel #templeofheaven

    WanderwithGaurav

    Heaven on Earth

    #beijingtrip The Temple of Heaven is a magnificent complex of religious buildings located in the southeastern part of Beijing, China. Here are some tips for visiting the Temple of Heaven: 1. Plan your visit in advance: The Temple of Heaven is a huge complex with many different buildings and areas to explore. It's best to plan your visit in advance so you don't miss anything important. 2. Wear comfortable shoes: You'll be doing a lot of walking, so make sure you wear comfortable shoes. The paths can be uneven in places, so sturdy footwear is recommended. 3. Bring water and snacks: There are plenty of vendors selling food and drinks inside the complex, but it's always a good idea to bring your own water and snacks just in case. 4. Visit early in the day: The Temple of Heaven can get very crowded, especially on weekends and holidays. To avoid the crowds, try to visit early in the day when the complex first opens. There are many reasons to visit the Temple of Heaven, including its historical and cultural significance, its stunning architecture and design, and its peaceful and serene atmosphere. It's a great place to learn about Chinese history and culture, take in the beautiful gardens and buildings, and enjoy a relaxing stroll in a tranquil setting. The Temple of Heaven is truly a must-see destination for anyone visiting Beijing.

    journeyofafafa

    Temple of Heaven - Beijing

    There are little places as magnificent as the Temple Of Heaven in Beijing. It certainly may not be the largest or the most monumental, however its grandeur and unique allure attract visitor from all over the world. You can find a peaceful oasis of greenery within the walls of the park. And the impressive temple, with its characteristic round design is present from many of the viewpoint in the are. It is definitely a must-visit when in Beijing and you can enjoy it in just one afternoon, which is quite odd in a city where the tourist spots are tremendously large. #beijingtrip

    Marc GaldonFerrer

    Blessings to the working people, happy May Day!

    Temple of Heaven, originally named "Temple of Heaven and Earth", is located at No. 7, East Inner Street, Tiantan, Dongcheng District, Beijing. It was first built in the 18th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1420) and renamed "Temple of Heaven" in the 9th year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1530). It was the place where emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties "worshipped the heaven" and "prayed for good harvests". With a total area of 273 hectares, it is the largest existing ancient sacrificial architectural complex in China.

    Seraphina_Blackthorne-73

    Feels Like Heaven

    #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #beijing The Qinian Pavilion at the centre of the Temple of Heaven Park is an incredible example of Ming dynasty architecture. The structure stands at 38 meters high with 4 inner pillars (representing the four seasons), 12 middle pillars (representing the twelve months) and 12 outer pillars (representing the twelve periods of a day). It was built for the emperors to pray to heaven for a good harvest and is now one of the most beautiful sights in Beijing.

    HereComesTheSun

    HEAVENLY!

    The Temple of Heaven(Tiantan 天坛) in Beijing,is a religious complex built in 1420 and was used by emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties for annual ceremonies of prayer to Heaven for a good harvest. There are many structures and buildings in the complex but the most famous one is The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, a circular structure with three levels of blue-tiled roofs and intricate decorations.The temple's design is based on feng shui principles, symbolizing the relationship between heaven and earth. How to get to the Temple of Heaven? If you visit the Temple of Heaven through the east gate, you take subway line 5 to Tiantan Dongmen Station (East Gate of Temple of Heaven) and then take exit A, close to the East Gate entrance to Temple of Heaven. Entrance Ticket: An entrance ticket charges RMB 15 (April – November) and RMB 10 (December – March). With the ticket, you can get into the park, see local people do morning exercises and have an outside look at the historical buildings in the park as well. #explorer #beijingtravel #bucketlistreboot #nationalpark #chinesetemple #chineseculture #beijing #templeofheaven

    Humphrey Jr

    A majestic imperial complex

    The Temple of Heaven in Beijing is a magnificent imperial complex that is steeped in history and culture. This ancient religious site is located in the southeastern part of the city and was built during the Ming and Qing dynasties. It served as a place of worship for emperors who would come here to offer sacrifices to the gods of heaven and earth, seeking good harvests and blessings for their people. The complex comprises several buildings and structures, including the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, the Circular Mound Altar, the Imperial Vault of Heaven, and the Echo Wall. These buildings are all decorated with intricate carvings and designs, and their architectural styles reflect the dynasties during which they were built. The Temple of Heaven is not only a significant religious site but also a testament to the ingenuity and skill of ancient Chinese architects and craftsmen. The beauty and grandeur of the complex are awe-inspiring, and visitors will feel a sense of reverence and wonder as they explore the site. Overall, the Temple of Heaven is a must-see attraction for anyone visiting Beijing. It is an important part of China's cultural heritage and a testament to the country's rich history and traditions. Whether you are interested in history, architecture, or spirituality, the Temple of Heaven is sure to leave a lasting impression on you.

    KadeeChi

    Beijing - Temple of Heaven

    The Temple of Heaven is a must see attraction in Beijing. It’s located in a beautiful park and in addition to the famous circular temple, there are 3 additional buildings with artefacts, images and explanations. It is very easy to reach by public transport and it was very simple to buy tickets. As I visited in the Chinese New Year holiday, it was extremely busy. I would recommend avoiding National holidays or just arriving very early. All in all, it’s a great place to visit and another opportunity to see beautiful architecture and history in China. #china #beijing #temple

    C Travels

    A must see!

    I absolutely loved seeing this! It is so beautiful and the park around it peaceful and big with the most delicious chocolate ice cream at the North Gate! What you should know: -Enter from the South Gate. The scenic area is one long straight walk. So this way you walk from one end to the other, instead of entering in the middle, see one side, and then backtrack to see the other side. -Tickets can be bought at the gate. But do yourself a favor and don’t bother going to the ticket office. Scan and then it mostly has English as well. The last part is your name first then your passport number. But if you struggle just ask one of the guards…they are very friendly. -You buy two tickets: One for the park and one for the scenic site. So you click on combination ticket. -The souvenirs are very expensive! -Don’t miss the two museum areas towards the north side of the scenic area. They have some really nice more detailed pictures and replicas. -Definitely take time to walk round the park. It’s lovely and peaceful. Hope this helps…especially those who’s Chinese isn’t that great! 😉 Enjoy!

    The Traveling Foodie

    Temple of Heaven is not just a temple!

    After your visit to the temple spend some time exploring the huge park around the Temple of Heaven. The park is beautiful and full of life. There are many different kinds of plants and locals come here to socialise and work out. There's a wonderful relaxing atmosphere all around. You can easily catch some Kareoke, card playing and Taichi. #tripblazers#passionpassport#awesomepic#beijing

    robynwhaley
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