What tourist attractions in Beijing are suitable for visiting in May?

Overview Beijing, the ancient capital of China's six dynasties, has a long history and preserves a relatively complete ancient architectural pattern. Beijing, the capital of the Republic of China, referred to as Beijing, is the center of China's politics, culture and international exchanges. As a result, Beijing has a rich and colorful ancient and modern cultural landscape, as well as a broad and profound cultural heritage. Beijing covers an area of ??16,807.8 square kilometers, with Jundu Mountain to the north and Xishan Mountain to the west. Dongling Mountain at the border with Hebei is the highest peak in Beijing at an altitude of 2,303 meters. There are Miyun Reservoir, Huairou Reservoir and Ming Tombs Reservoir in the territory; there are also five major rivers: Chaobai River, Beiyun River, Yongding River, Juma River and Tang River. Beijing's climate is a temperate continental monsoon climate with distinct seasons: spring is slightly windy and sandy, and the temperature is relatively low. Summers are hot with showers. The weather in autumn is sunny and mild, and the sky is high and the air is cool. It is the golden season for tourism; however, late autumn is cooler in the morning and evening and hotter at noon. The climate in winter is dry and cold with less snow. When traveling to Beijing, you can’t miss the delicious snacks with Beijing characteristics and famous foods with a long history. Famous delicacies include Beijing roast duck, hotpot mutton, and palace dishes. Specialties of Beijing include: Wang Mazi Knife and Scissors, Angong Niuhuang Pills, Qiuli Paste, Preserved Fruits, Poria Cake, and Liubiju Pickles. Local products include: Jingbai pears, Gai persimmons, Liangxiang chestnuts, hawthorns, walnuts, Miyun jujubes, and apricots. Introduction to tourist attractions in the central area of ??Beijing. Taking Tiananmen Square as the main line, visit the Tiananmen Gate Tower, the Monument to the People's Heroes, Mao Zedong Memorial Hall, the Great Hall of the People, the History Museum, the Forbidden City, Zhongshan Park, Jingshan Park, and Beihai Park. Tiananmen Square: It is the largest city square in the world, covering an area of ??440,000 square meters, 880 meters long from north to south, and 500 meters wide from east to west. Tiananmen: Tiananmen is the main gate of the imperial city, formerly known as Chengtianmen. It was built in the fifteenth year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1417 AD), rebuilt in the eighth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1651 AD), and renamed Tiananmen. It is the place where the emperor issued edicts. Zhongshan Park: Also known as the Altar of Sheji, located on the west side of Tiananmen Square, it was the place where emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties worshiped the God of Earth and the God of Grains. Zhongshan Park is a complete building left over from the Ming Dynasty. Forbidden City: formerly known as the Forbidden City, it was the palace of 24 emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is the largest and most complete imperial palace complex in China. Introduction to tourist attractions in Chengxi District: Going west from Jingshan Park, you will enter Chengxi District, where there are Beihai Park, Tuancheng, Baiyun Temple, Grand View Garden, Five Pagoda Temple and other attractions. Beihai Park: Beihai Park is a royal palace with a history of more than 800 years. Because it has not been damaged by war, many historical relics can still be seen. Yuegulou preserves the Sanxitang post, and Haopujian is the place where Cixi listened to storytelling. Tuancheng: It is a small garden located outside the south gate of Beihai. Inside the city is the Chengguang Hall, which houses the Jade Buddha that Tibet paid tribute to during the Jiaqing period. Baiyun Temple: Known as the "No. 1 Jungle in Quanzhen", it is a sacred place for Taoism. It enshrines the Jade Emperor, the seven disciples of Quanzhen Taoist King Chongyang and Changchun Master Qiu Chuji. It is a good place to learn about Chinese Taoism. Grand View Garden: Originally a royal tea garden in the Qing Dynasty, it was built in the mid-to-late 1980s based on the description of the Grand View Garden in Cao Xueqin's "A Dream of Red Mansions". Introduction to tourist attractions in Chengdong District: This area has Yonghe Temple, Confucius Temple, Imperial College, Temple of Heaven and other attractions. Yonghe Temple: Originally the residence of Emperor Yongzheng, it is the largest and best-preserved lamasery in Beijing. . Confucius Temple: It is the place where emperors of the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties worshiped Confucius. The names, orders and birthplaces of the 50,000 Jinshi from these three generations are engraved on the Jinshi nomination tablets on both sides of Dacheng Gate. Temple of Heaven Park: It is the general name for the two altars of Circular Qiu and Qiu Qiu. It is the place where emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties worshiped heaven and prayed for valleys. It is the largest existing ancient sacrificial building complex in my country and the world. Introduction to tourist attractions in the suburban west district. When you come to Beijing, you can’t miss the Summer Palace. Adjacent to the Summer Palace are Xiangshan Park and the ruins of the Old Summer Palace. If you have more time, you can visit the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, Badachu Park, Peking University and Tsinghua University. Summer Palace: formerly known as Qingyi Garden, it was a royal garden built by Emperor Qianlong. It was burned down by the British and French forces in 1860. Later, Cixi embezzled huge military expenditures and rebuilt it over 10 years. It was renamed the Summer Palace. It covers an area of ??290.8 hectares and is the first garden in my country. Xiangshan Park: To the west of the Summer Palace is Xiangshan Park, which was a royal hunting park in the Jin Dynasty. It was later expanded during the Qianlong period and renamed "Jingyi Garden". Wat Pho: There are five main halls and Xishan Courtyard in the temple. The Reclining Buddha Hall houses the bronze reclining Buddha statue of Sakyamuni, which is 5.3 meters long and weighs 54 tons. It was cast in the first year of Zhizhi in the Yuan Dynasty. The ruins of the Old Summer Palace: It was originally the royal garden of the Qing Dynasty. After 150 years of construction, it concentrated the essence of Chinese garden architecture and was known as the "Garden of Ten Thousand Gardens". It was later plundered and burned by the British and French forces, and now only the broken eaves and broken walls are left. . Introduction to tourist attractions in the southwestern suburbs Marco Polo Bridge: It is the oldest existing stone arch bridge in Beijing. It was built in the 29th year of Dading in the Jin Dynasty (AD 1189). The Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall is located here. Tanzhe Temple: The earliest Buddhist temple in Beijing. Behind the Main Hall is a thousand-year-old ginkgo tree, which was once named the "Emperor Tree" by Qianlong. Guanyin Hall is the place where Princess Miaoyan, the daughter of Kublai Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty, became a monk. Jietai Temple: Famous for its Jietai and pines, it is the largest existing Jietai in my country and is a relic of the Ming Dynasty. There are five extraordinary pines in the temple: Tasmanian pine, Jiulong pine, Wolong pine, Zizi pine and movable pine. 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Introduction to tourist attractions in the northwest suburbs: The Ming Tombs: These are the tombs of 13 emperors from Chengzu to Sizong of the Ming Dynasty. The currently open attractions include Shenlu, Changling, Dingling and Zhaoling. Badaling Great Wall: It is the earliest open and best-restored Great Wall in my country. It is 7.8 meters high and 5.8 meters wide at the top. It was awarded "World Cultural Heritage" by the United Nations in 1987. Introduction to tourist attractions in the northeastern suburbs: Makutianyu Great Wall: The structure is unique, especially Zhengguantai, with three watchtowers standing side by side, and the structures are different.

Simatai Great Wall: Famous for being "thrilling, dangerous and strange", it combines all the characteristics of the Great Wall