Longtan Park

📍 Longtan Park, 16 Longtan Road, Dongcheng District 🎫Ticket price: 2 yuan, free for the elderly and others Longshan is built in the water, and in late autumn and early winter, red leaves 🍁 grow freely, beautiful and lively Although the Ferris wheel 🎡 is not open, it becomes a beautiful background for the golden ginkgo with the sunshine. The dazzling golden color extends to the edge of the cloud, illuminating the whole early winter 😏

I think I found my favorite park in Beijing. Longtan Park in Beijing is a serene oasis in the heart of Chaoyang District. This beautiful park features lush greenery, shimmering lakes, and traditional Chinese architecture. Strolling along the meandering pathways, I marveled at the colorful flowers, towering trees, and tranquil lotus ponds. The park also boasts recreational activities such as boating on the lake and practicing tai chi in the designated areas. Additionally, there are spacious picnic areas where visitors can relax and enjoy a leisurely day with family and friends. 📍To get there, you can take the Beijing Subway Line 5 and get off at Tiantan Dongmen Station. From the station, it’s just a short walk to Longtan Park. #beijing #awesomepic #parks #parkview #tripmoments #travelinspiration #travelinspiration #chinatravel #chinatravel #Longtanpark

Today, let's walk together into Longtan Park, located at No. 16 Longtan Road, Dongcheng District, Beijing, and see what unique scenery it offers. Although there are many similar urban parks in Beijing, Longtan Park, hidden in Beijing with a ticket price of 2 yuan, is suitable for strolling with children, taking photos, and enjoying the autumn, earning it the nickname 'Mini Summer Palace of Beijing'! Beijing Longtan Park is a new type of urban garden that integrates classical northern architecture with modern gardening art, with the theme of the Chinese national 'dragon' culture. Beijing Longtan Park was established in 1984, covering a total area of 42.3 hectares. Beijing Longtan Park consists of four types and twenty-four different style scenic areas. The 'Dragon Culture' scenic area includes seven spots: Longtan, Longmen, Longting, Longyin Pavilion, Longzi Stone Forest, Dragon Maiden Shepherd, and Green Stone Soaring Dragon; the natural scenic area includes five spots: Lotus Pond and Flower Island, Moon Bay, North Street, Begonia Path, and Late Qing Mountain; the cultural scenic area includes seven spots: Yuan Supervisor Temple, Central Island Cultural Theater, Wanliu Hall, Rock Climbing Field, Music Fountain, Shuangxing Bridge, and Corridor Bridge.

The Longtan Park's Longtan Amusement Park, with each attraction costing between 15-20 yuan, may not look big, but it has all the basic equipment. It wins on cost-effectiveness, and there's also a special area for young children to play. The new Beijing Amusement Park in the middle of Longtan Lake presents a stark contrast. Its visual style is more 'Universal Studios', but it's also a playground that suits the constitution of Beijing's babies.

Went to Longtan Park a few days ago to celebrate the beauty of #springblossom. We witnessed so many pink flowers around. This season, end of March to April, must be the best season to see the cherr blossoms. In Longtan Park, there are several buildings with Chinese style architecture. Also, in some corners, people were Taiji and singing + playing Chinese instruments too around. It makes us happily immersed more in Chinese culture. Longtan Park opens daily from 6 AM to 10 PM. Best time to come here is after 4 PM. Recommended time to visit is 2 hours and more.

Enjoyed beautiful day of #springblossom in Beijing by visiting Longtan Park. It's a huge park that has several good spots of spring flowers and Chinese style of buildings. The vibe was relaxing, and super recommended for coming to the park with family. You can do several activities here. From sightseeing, photo-taking, walking around, boat-sailing, or even playing in the amusement park (for kids). Note: amusement park has different ticket, you can buy it separately in each facilities. Recommended time to visit: morning in 7-9 AM or afternoon 4 PM to sunset. To get here, you can take bus to Longtan Bus station. There are several numbers of bus that have this route service including 6 and 60.

#springblossom How could I take off my eyes from all these pretty corners in Longtan Park? The flowers bloom beautifully! All the Chinese ornament and the lake also get us happiness when we're visiting the attractions. The entrance tix is only 2 RMB per person for the whole day. They have a mini amusement park too inside. So, you can go here with kids ✨ How to get here? ✨ With Beijing public bus, stop at Longtan bus station. ✨ With Beijing subway, stop at Tian Tan East station, then walk 1,2 km to the east, or take bicycle to Longtan Park.

#springblossom One of the huge park in the central Beijing area that you can visit this spring is Longtan Park. This park is quite popular among locals. You can do many things here such as morning/afternoon walk, photo taking, sport, or just relaxing with the family. The weather is super good. Moreover, there are many good spots that filled with pinky cherry blossoms that started to bloom! The ticket entrance of Longtan Park is only 2 RMB per person.

The peach blossoms along the East Second Ring Road in Beijing are blooming one after another, with the mountain peaches that have withstood the test of winter now unfurling their pink and white petals. The winter jasmine flowers by the moat of the Second Ring Road are also blooming in succession, presenting a scene of revival as spring returns to the earth, creating a beautiful landscape in the city.

The Longtan Temple Fair is restarted in the Year of the Dragon this year. The city park themed on 'dragon' seems to be more in line with the Lunar Year of the Dragon, and the park is full of lanterns. The Longtan Lake Temple Fair mainly features cultural performances, special foods and local products, and game activities. The location is at Longtan Park (Longtan East Lake) near Guangming Bridge on the South Second Ring Road. The time is usually from New Year's Eve to the seventh day of the first lunar month.

1. The ticket price is 10 yuan, half price for the elderly and students, free for children under 6 years old, almost no need to queue up, and there are fewer people than expected; 2. The flower fair activities are quite diverse, with long performance times. In addition to traditional Chinese flower fair performances, there are also Western clown performances, sports performances, and tech-savvy e-sports performances; 3. The central island has ice entertainment projects, and the lake across the road has snow projects, the place is more spacious, and the experience is richer.

At the Dragon Pool Park during the New Year, people are excited to enter the Dragon Pool Temple Fair. In the park decorated with lanterns and streamers, the bustling temple fair attracts people's attention, and the Ice and Snow Carnival being held in the park also excites people. Visiting the Dragon Pool Temple Fair in the Year of the Dragon has brought an unprecedented festive atmosphere to the Dragon Pool Park: the traffic volume on the nearby roads has surged, and the traffic is slow; the ticket windows of the park are crowded with tourists, a scene that has not been seen for many years, which makes people who have been here sigh. The road around the lake in the park is crowded with people, presenting a lively festive scene. Although it is a sunny day in the sixth nine, the surface of the park lake is still frozen into ice, smooth as a mirror. Man-made slides, snow tanks and other Ice and Snow Carnival projects are particularly attractive to people. Like the temple fair, the Ice and Snow Carnival will also end on the eighth day of the first lunar month, and children who like to skate and play in the snow must hurry up. The Dragon Pool Temple Fair project is set up on the park's lakeside route. No matter which gate tourists enter the park from, they can rotate clockwise or counterclockwise along the lakeside road. The Ice and Snow Carnival is located in the north of the park, and it is most convenient for tourists to enter the park from the north gate. There are food stalls in different areas of the temple fair. If you want to taste the most famous snacks in Beijing, there is a row of famous food stalls at the south end of the park, with everything from kebabs, pan-fried sausages, fried liver, and exploded stomach.