Photo 1: The Summer Palace, one of the four famous gardens in China The Summer Palace Is located in northwestern suburbs of Haidian District, the state 5A-class tourist attractions, was built in 1750, and finished in 1764, formerly known as Garden of Clear Ripples. Photo 2: The Summer Palace, Beijing The area is 2.9 million square meters, about 3/4 is covered by water. The Summer
, Photo 1: Zhong Nan Hai , Beijing Zhong Nan Hai is located on the west side of the Forbidden City, is the name of the Middle Sea and the South Sea together, it covers an area of about 1 million square meters, of which about 467,000 square meters is water. “Hai” is the abbreviation of the Mongolian “Hai Zi”, meaning the waters. Because Zhong Nan Hai
Photo 1: Lama Temple, Beijing First built in the 33rd year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (1694), Lama Temple is Beijing’s largest and best preserved Tibetan Buddhist monastery. Photo 2: Memorial Archway of Lama Temple Lama Temple was once the residence of Prince Yongzheng before his accession to the throne. After YongZheng was ascended the throne, half of his mansion was changed
Photo 1: The Old Summer Palace, Beijing The Old Summer Palace was built in 46th years of Kangxi（1707）, is comprised by the Yuanming Garden, Changchun Garden and Yichun Garden, it covers an area of 3.5 million square meters, of which the water area is about 1.4 million square meters. There are more than 100 Garden landscapes , the building area is more than 160,000 square meters. Photo
Photo 1: Changling Mausoleum of the Ming Tombs, Beijing Changling Mausoleum is the Ancestor Tomb of the Ming Tombs, is the joint burial mausoleum of the third emperor Zhu Di and his empress Xu Shi of the Ming Dynasty. Photo 2: the Lingen Gate of Changling Mausoleum Photo 3: The Tall and Towering Lingen Hall of Changling Mausoleum Photo 4: The Model of Lingen Hall in Changling Mausoleum
Photo 1: Central TV Tower, Beijing Central TV Tower is located on the west side of West Third Ring Road in the Haidian District , the east is Yuyuantan Park, the north is Hangtian Qiao, officially opened in October 1994 ,the height of Central TV Tower is 405 meters, the total weight is 50,000 tons. Vast Zhanqiao square, palace lantern shaped tower, the style of tower
, Photo 1: Temple of the Moon (Xi Yue Temple), Beijing Also known as Xi Yue Temple, Temple of the Moon is located on the west side of Nanlishi Road in the Xicheng District, it is one of the famous Five Altars and Eight Temples, Temple of the Moon was built in the 9th year of Jiajing of Ming Dynasty (1531). Photo 2: Tranquil Moon Chamber in Temple
Photo 1: Fragrant Hill Park, Beijing Located on the east side of West Mountain in the northwest suburb of Beijing, 20 km away from the city. Photo 2: Fragrant Hill Park Fragrant Hill Park covers an area of 1.6 million square meters, the cultural relics are abundant. Photo 3: Snow Scene of Western Hills in Fine Days (Xi Shan Qing Xue), Fragrant Hill Park Photo 4: Azure
Photo 1: Xishiku Church, Beijing Xishiku Church is located in the north side of Xi’an Gate Avenue, also known as North Church. There is a platform in front of the church, surrounded by white marble railings on three sides. Photo 2: Jesus Good Shepherd Powerdekor on the Top of the Front Side of Xishiku Church A white marble stone is inlaid on the top of the front side
Photo 1： The Temple of Reclining Buddha( Wofo Temple), Beijing The Temple of Reclining Buddha was built in the early years of Zhenguan of the Tang Dynasty. Photo 2： the Glazed Arch in The Temple of Reclining Buddha( Wofo Temple) Photo 3: Gate Hall (Shan Men Hall) in The Temple of Reclining Buddha It is located in the Beijing Botanical Garden, old trees are towering in
