Detailed introduction of scenic spots in Xiangshan Park

Detailed introduction of scenic spots in Xiangshan Park

Xiangshan Park, located in the western suburbs of Beijing, is a royal garden with mountain forest characteristics, covering an area of 1.88 hectares. The incense burner peak, the main peak of the scenic spot, is commonly known as "ghost sees sorrow". It is a famous tourist attraction integrating natural scenery and human landscape, where visitors can feel the unique charm and historical atmosphere of the royal garden.

Xiangshan Park was built in the 26th year of Jin Dading, with a history of nearly 900 years. As early as the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, the royal family built a farewell palace in Xiangshan, where the emperor went hunting and enjoying the cool in summer and autumn.

Xiangshan Temple was once the crown of Jingxi Temple. Ten years after the reign of Emperor Qianlong, 28 famous scenic spots in Beijing were built, and the Emperor Qianlong named Jingyi Garden. Among the famous "Three Mountains and Five Gardens" in the west of Beijing, Xiangshan Park is one of them (Xiangshan) and one garden (Jingyi Garden). However, in the tenth year of Xianfeng and the twenty-sixth year of Guangxu, it was burned down by the British and French allied forces and Eight-Nation Alliance twice, and/kloc-0 was turned into a people's park in 956.

There are many famous scenic spots in the park, such as Xiangshan Temple, Hong Guang Temple and Shuangqing Mountain Villa. Xiangshan Park was rated as a civilized unit in the capital in 1993, as an AAAA scenic spot by the National Tourism Administration in 200 1 2002, and as the first batch of fine parks in Beijing in 2002.

In addition, there are many pavilions, ancient buildings and places of interest in Xiangshan Park, such as "Snow in the West Mountain" and "Five Hundred Arhats", one of the eight scenic spots in Yanjing, the palace to welcome the Sixth Panchen Lama, "Zhaoyao Temple" and the quaint courtyard with Jiangnan characteristics "Xinjianzhai".