What must-see attractions are there in Beijing?

In the last episode of Beijing Travel Guide, you have talked about many tourist attractions, but you can't finish because of the limitation of the last episode. Today, I will write the second part of Beijing Travel Guide, which will introduce the tourist attractions in Beijing in detail. Please read this article carefully.

Yuanmingyuan! This is a famous royal garden in history. Although it was severely damaged and plundered later, the Yuanmingyuan, which was rebuilt later, did not lose its style. The main attractions of Yuanmingyuan Ruins Park are Changchun Garden, Qichun Garden, Wanchun Garden and Fuhai Scenic Area. In addition to the west building, the lake view is the main feature. The fare for Yuanmingyuan is ten yuan. It usually takes nearly a day to finish the tour, so arrange time to come here in advance.

The Bird's Nest is in the Olympic Park. Just take the subway line 8 and get out, but it closes at 9 pm. The Bird's Nest, the Water Cube and the National Stadium are all inside. The main stadium of the 2008 Olympic Games is so famous that everyone in China knows it. I suggest going to see it at night. The lighting effect is very good and the scenery is close to nature. The whole design has a strong sense of modern art and is a landmark building in Beijing.

Xiangshan! It is located in the west of Haidian District. Founded in 1 186, formerly known as Ai Anji. Emperors of Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties built palaces here. The main peak of Xiangshan is 557 meters, which looks like a censer, so it is also called "censer peak", and there is also a name called "Ghost sees sorrow". There are dozens of places of interest in Xiangshan Park. The main attractions are Biyun Temple, Five Hundred Arhats Hall, Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, Shuangqing Mountain Villa, Eyeglasses Lake and so on. The red leaves of Xiangshan, which have been studied in primary school textbooks, are a unique natural landscape in autumn in Beijing and have been rated as one of the "New Sixteen Scenes in Beijing". Tickets 15 yuan. Take bus No.696 and No.698 to get there.

Nanluoguxiang! Nanluoguxiang is relatively small, about half the width of the road. There are many people on holidays here, and there are many distinctive things, such as snacks, small toys and distinctive shops. Of course, the most distinctive thing is the antique buildings on both sides. This is the former residence of many famous people. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the place where dignitaries gathered was a veritable "rich area". Now many places have become all kinds of interesting shops, and some buildings are well preserved and can be visited.

Beihai Park! With the ingenious drainage design of Baita Tuancheng, a landmark building, one of the eight scenic spots in Yanjing, the calligraphy museum of Kuaixuetang inscribed by Pu Jie, the younger brother of the last emperor Puyi, the Nine Dragon Wall made of colored glass, the five pavilions and five dragon pavilions in the water, Xiaoxitian, the largest pavilion-style building in the world, Qiongdao Chunyin, with its unique seasonal characteristics, has become a rare scene in Qionghua Island in Beihai that needs to wait for another year.

Gongwangfu! Small Shenyang former residence! As the richest man in the world in the19th century, his house is still worth seeing. After Shenyang was robbed, the house was owned by Prince Gong, so it was called Prince Gong's Palace. After years of turmoil, the palace, as a representative of Qing architecture, is also a classic of existing classical gardens in China, with high historical and aesthetic value. In the back garden of Gongwangfu, the "Fu" tablet written by Emperor Kangxi for his grandmother sourdrang queen's birthday is still preserved, which is of great value.

Lamaism! Once Qin Yong Palace, now Lama Temple. This is the residence of Yongzheng before he ascended the throne and the mansion given to him by Emperor Kangxi. When he succeeded to the throne, he became a secluded residence. During the Qianlong period, it was changed to the Lama Temple, which has been a temple with strong incense in Beijing until now. The Lama Temple is magnificent in architecture, which is really a palace style. Among them, a Buddha statue carved from a whole ebony has applied for Guinness World Records. When I looked up, I only felt towering into the sky, but the carving was still very delicate. It's priceless.

Ming Tombs! The Ming Tombs is the largest, most intact and most characteristic building of the royal cemetery in China. At present, the scenic spots opened in the Ming Tombs are divided into Lu Shen, Changling, Dingling and Zhaoling, and tickets are sold separately. I went to Changling first, then to Dingling. I wanted to go to Lu Shen, but I didn't have time. You can't miss the Dian 'en Temple in Changling. The wooden components of the main hall are all made of precious nanmu. The height of 32 double-eaved gold columns is12.58m, and the thickest bottom diameter is1.124m. The materials are too extravagant! Most of the ground buildings in Dingling are gone, and the main attraction is the underground palace, which is worth visiting.

Grand view garden! Very good antique garden, a bit like a theme park, worth visiting. The atmosphere created by the Grand View Garden is particularly artistic. People who like a dream of red mansions will definitely like it here, because whether it is the grand view garden in your heart or not, it is really unique. The original site of the Grand View Garden here is the Royal Garden. There are no old buildings. The whole garden is completely designed according to the description in A Dream of Red Mansions. Many places can be compared one by one. There is a map of the Grand View Garden behind the tickets of Hongyiyuan and Xiaoxiang Pavilion. Find a teahouse here and sit quietly for an afternoon and watch two chapters of a dream of red mansions. I feel so moist. Every scenic spot has a broadcast introduction, and there is no guide. Spring flowers, summer lotus, autumn moon and winter snow all have different flavors.

Today, Bian Xiao also introduced some places of interest in Beijing. These are all meaningful scenic spots introduced by Bian Xiao. If Bian Xiao doesn't speak well, you are welcome to educate in the comment area. In the future, Bian Xiao will write more excellent travel notes. I hope everyone will pay more attention. If you like this article, don't forget to forward it, like it and collect it.