Ling Mountain Tibetan Culture Museum Park

Ling Mountain Tibetan Culture Museum Park

Ling Mountain Tibetan Culture Museum Park is located within an ecological science and education park at an altitude of 850 meters on the foothills of Ling Mountain. This is the Beijing Ling Mountain Ecological Science and Education Park, established in 1997. It is a green space with ethnic characteristics, certain scientific and cultural significance, and ecological tourism functions. In addition to the Ling Mountain Tibetan Culture Museum Park, the park also consists of several other sections: the Beijing Ling Mountain Ecology Research Institute for ecological scientific research; the Chinese Patriotic Engineering Federation Youth Ecology Education Base and the Beijing Municipal Youth League Committee Youth Eco-Environmental Protection School, which are dedicated to ecological education.

The Ling Mountain Tibetan Culture Museum Park features uniquely styled log cabins, small Tibetan-style houses, and Tibetan tents. Its experimental plantation fields are dotted with clusters of alpine trees and flowers. There are also planned constructions such as the Ling Mountain Biodiversity Specimen Museum, an Ecological Audiovisual Education Center, and the North China Mountainous Region Arboretum.

The museum park is a green space for eco-tourism. With ancient trees providing shade, murmuring streams, lush grass, and mountain wildflowers, it offers opportunities for visiting, leisure, reading, tea tasting, connecting with nature, and enjoying its beauty—thereby enhancing one’s sense of mission and literacy in protecting nature.

The museum park is also a venue for ecological education. A wide variety of ecological and environmental education content and formats allow young people to learn and participate both in classrooms and exhibition rooms, as well as through immersing themselves in and enjoying nature. It embodies the principle of “Love our China, love our landscapes, protect the Earth, and benefit the future” in an educational yet enjoyable way. Beyond this, the Tibetan Culture Museum Park is also a platform for promoting ethnic unity. Ling Mountain — Beijing’s “Mount Everest” — with its subalpine meadow scenery, shares a natural bond with the Tibetan Plateau. The Tibetan-style architecture within the park, the images and objects of alpine landscapes and resources in the exhibition rooms, as well as exhibits showcasing local culture and customs, all complemented by the melodious sounds of Tibetan music, serve as a “window” into Tibet’s nature and a green bridge between the capital and the plateau.

Location of the Attraction

At the foothills of Ling Mountain, Mentougou District, Beijing