There are not many famous scenic spots near the North Third Ring Road in Beijing, but they are worth visiting! You must have been to the most famous one!

The scenic spots near Beijing's North Third Ring Road run from west to east. The three famous scenic spots are Dazhong Temple Ancient Clock Museum, Yuan Dadu City Wall Ruins Park and Shuangxiu Park. Among them, the most famous is Yuandadu Park. Every spring, the begonia flower here is one of the three major flower fairs in Beijing. The clock in Dazhong Temple is also the most popular in the world, and the Japanese garden in Shuangxiu Park is also unique!

Dazhong Temple Ancient Bell Museum

Dazhong Temple, formerly known as Juesheng Temple, is commonly known as "Dazhong Temple" because there is a bell cast in Yongle period of Ming Dynasty hanging in the temple. Dazhong Temple, facing south, is a large-scale temple with a total area of 30,000 square meters. One of the most distinctive buildings is the Big Bell Tower, which contains a national treasure cultural relic "Yongle Bell". The clock is 6.75 meters high, 3.3 meters in diameter and weighs 46.5 tons. The bell body is cast with Buddhist scriptures and inscriptions in Chinese and Sanskrit, totaling more than 230 thousand words. Yongle Bell was also selected as the "Best World Tourism in Beijing" with the inscription "No.1 in the world".

At present, the museum holds exhibitions on the historical evolution of Juesheng Temple, chime culture (early chime, chime in Warring States, chime in Buddhism, masterpieces of Ming and Qing Dynasties, chime in Yongle, chime in casting, chime in foreign countries, Jiuting Bell Garden) and so on.

Address: No.31North Third Ring Road West, Haidian District, Beijing

Yuan dynasty ruins

Yuan Dadu City Wall Ruins Park was built on the site of Yuan Dadu Tucheng. It is a modern urban heritage park in Beijing with "people-oriented, green as the body, water as the line, history as the soul, combining peacetime and wartime". At present, the site is about 12 km, and there is a moat relic outside the city wall, which is the largest and most important historical relic that can reflect the scale, layout and orientation of the capital of Yuan Dynasty.

The park is long and narrow, with a total length of 9 kilometers, spanning Chaoyang and Haidian districts. There are five nodes in the garden, namely, Jiyan Tree, Dadujiandian, Guyuan Xinyun, Dadujie and Long Ze Yuyue, which connect Chaoyang Section and Haidian Section, showing the development course of Beijing from Yuan Dynasty to now for more than 700 years. The park not only provides people with enough visual and walking space, but also sets off the majestic and vigorous old trees in broken walls.

The "Jimen Smoke Tree" in the park is one of the eight scenic spots in Yanjing, and it is also the starting point of the westernmost end of Yuandadu Park. It symbolizes the early stage of the development of the ancient city of Beijing, and symbolizes the bright future of the city full of spring vitality and vitality. The scenery of this scenic spot in spring is particularly good, which reproduces the scene of "fragrant trees full of thistles and vast smoke waves full of suburban plains"

There are 28 species and more than 5,000 Haitang plants in the Yuan Dadu Chengyuan Ruins Park. It can be said that this is the largest variety and quantity in Beijing Begonia Garden. Begonia Festival is held in the park from early April to mid-April every year. During the activity, visitors can listen to soothing background music and enjoy the blooming begonia flowers in the park's Haitang Huaxi Scenic Area.

Address: No.38 Xiaowan Street, Anwai, Chaoyang District, Beijing

Shuangxiu park

Shuangxiu Park is more than just a simple park. Built in 1984. It was jointly built with a Japanese construction company. The park is named "Shuangxiu Park" after the Japanese garden "Shuixiu Mountain Green" and the China garden "Beautiful and Colorful".

Shuangxiu Park is the only Japanese-style garden building in Beijing, and it is also a Sino-Japanese friendship park, because some buildings are presented by Japanese friends.

Although this is a park with a ticket of only 20 cents, the scenery is very good. Tree-lined paths, rockeries by the lake, pavilions and pavilions are better than many toll attractions ~

The whole park consists of two parts: China Garden and Japanese Garden. Cui Shi Garden in Japan and Fanghui Garden in China are collectively called "Shuangxiu Garden" ~

Japanese Choi Siwon

Cui Shi Garden covers an area of 65,438 0.26 hectares, with simple shapes, pavilions, small bridges ... and mountains and rivers everywhere ~

Cui Shi gardens pay attention to embody and symbolize the natural landscape and avoid traces of artificial axes. Committed to creating a simple and peaceful realm of beauty ~

There are two independent stone islands and a Xiao Mu arch bridge in the pool.

Chinese style huifangyuan

Compared with Japanese-style "Cui Shi Garden", "Fanghui Garden" is a typical ancient garden in China. The garden is full of elegant and handsome styles ~

Quiet, simple and elegant, without flowers or rich colors, all in a unified green department ~

The park mainly includes scenic spots such as Cuiping Shading, Jiajing of Korea and Zhuxi Scenic Spot. From the gurgling landscape in the garden to the branches and leaves in the corner of the courtyard, China's humanistic feelings are all reflected ~

In addition to flowers, trees and landscapes, there are also children's parks and fitness places in the park. Old people nearby will come here to exercise, and the children will have a good time ~

Shuangxiu Park is small in area, but it is a scene step by step. And the tickets are too conscience. Little friends, don't hurry up?

Address: No.20, North Third Ring Road, Haidian District, Beijing

In addition, there are Madian Park and Yongxi Park, which are also good places for nearby residents to relax and exercise.