Beihai Park

  Beihai Park, located in the Dongcheng District of Beijing, is one of the city's oldest imperial gardens, dating back to the 11th century during the Liao Dynasty. This expansive park spans approximately 69 hectares and features the iconic White Dagoba, a striking stupa that stands 35 meters tall on an island at the center of the park. Primarily serving as a place for relaxation and leisure, Beihai Park attracts visitors year-round, particularly during the blooming cherry blossoms in April. Guests can stroll along the picturesque walkways, enjoy boat rides on the serene lake, or explore the variety of historical structures, including the tranquil Nine-Dragon Screen. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat or a glimpse into Beijing’s imperial past, Beihai Park offers an engaging experience immersed in nature and history.