Avoid the mistakes I made! Jingshan Park is the best place to enjoy the beauty of Beijing!

Jingshan Park is located in Xicheng District, Beijing, on the central axis of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is adjacent to Beihai Park in the west and faces the Shenwu Gate of the Forbidden City in the south. The center of the park is Jingshan, an artificial hill that was once the highest point in Beijing. The history of Jingshan Park can be traced back to the Liao Dynasty, when it was part of the old course of the Yongding River. After generations of construction and renovation, it gradually became an imperial garden, where countless emperors enjoyed leisure and entertainment. 2. Itinerary Morning: Qi Wang Lou: Enter from the south gate and visit Qi Wang Lou first to learn about the history and culture of Jingshan. The place where the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty died: Visit the place where the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty died and feel the vicissitudes of history. Wanchun Pavilion: Climb Jingshan to Wanchun Pavilion and overlook the Forbidden City and the whole city. Lunch recommendations: Xunchang Xiangmo: Offers delicacies such as mocha smoothies and tuna sandwiches. 1949 - All Duck Season: Famous for its roast duck, a specialty of Beijing. Afternoon: Shouhuang Hall: Visit the Shouhuang Hall complex and feel the solemnity and solemnity of the imperial garden. Guande Hall: Visit the Guande Hall complex and experience the intangible cultural heritage of the court. Peony Garden: In spring, peonies are in full bloom and fragrant, making it a great place to photograph flowers and people. 3. Opening hours and ticket prices Opening hours: Peak season (April 1 to October 31) 6:00-21:00, off-season (November 1 to March 31 of the following year) 6:30-20:00. Ticket price: Adult ticket 2 yuan, student ticket 1 yuan. 4. Is reservation required? Since April 10, 2020, Jingshan Park has implemented real-name online reservation and ticket purchase for admission. 5. Transportation routes and times Subway: Take Metro Line 8, get off at the National Art Museum of China Station, and walk for about 18 minutes to get there. Bus: Take bus No. 58, 101, 103, 109, 124, or 129, get off at Shenwu Gate Station, and walk to get there. 6. Featured dining recommendations Zeyuan Restaurant: Offers traditional Beijing cuisine, located at No. 20 Nanchang Street. Wangchun Shige: Adjacent to Jingshan Park, with an elegant environment, suitable for watching the sunset. 7. Travel tips and photo spots Wanchun Pavilion: Standing on Wanchun Pavilion, you can take unique panoramic photos of the Forbidden City, which is a must-see place. Peony Garden: In spring, peonies are in full bloom and fragrant, making it a great place to photograph flowers and people.