Chinese Culture Park

Chinese Culture Park

Chinese Culture Park is a national AAA-level tourist attraction and a patriotic education base.

Destination Introduction

Chinese Culture Park is located in the Mingchunyuan Education & Culture Zone at the southern gate of Beijing, contiguous with World Park and the Western Han Tombs. It is a theme park primarily dedicated to promoting the long-standing history and culture of the Chinese nation, integrating culture, education, entertainment, and leisure.

The park spans 500 acres and consists of “One Soul, Three Gardens, and Four Centers.” The “One Soul” refers to the “Chinese Soul” Art Wall; the “Three Gardens” are the Quiet Garden, the Dynamic Garden, and the Memorial Garden of Sages. The Four Centers supporting the landscape include the Chinese Cuisine Center, the Chinese Commodities Center, and the Education & Training Center.

The Quiet Garden covers an area of 62,000 square meters, with the entire scenic area designed around a lake. It features mountain backdrops, water features for enjoyment, and humanistic elements that evoke emotion. A 15,000-square-meter lake within the garden allows visitors to go boating, fishing, and relax. Surrounding the lake, six bridges and six pavilions are connected by winding paths, offering ever-changing scenery at every turn.

Accompanying the Quiet Garden is a unique “Dragon” wall, featuring 999 hand-written “dragon” characters by 999 historical artists and calligraphers stretching along the wall. “Ancient city, with dear friends, in this elegant garden we greet the dragon guests.” We invite all esteemed guests to explore the profound heritage of 8,000 years of Chinese dragon culture and share the pride of being descendants of the dragon.

The Dynamic Garden consists of a children’s playground and an open-air cinema, while the Memorial Garden of Sages is made up of 18 traditional courtyard homes (siheyuan). Among the most distinctive features between the Dynamic Garden and the Memorial Garden are the “Two Wonders”: the “Wenyuan Hall” and the “Chinese Soul” Art Wall. The Wenyuan Hall is a replica of the “Long’en Hall” from the Tai Tomb in the Western Qing Tombs, symbolizing “the dragon’s blessings reaching the heavens, grace bestowed upon all generations.” The hall stands 22 meters tall, majestic and resplendent in gold and splendor, inspiring awe. The Art Wall is situated in the heart of the park, condensing 5,000 years of Chinese historical civilization into carvings on a 2.4-meter-high, 2.3-kilometer-long wall. Among similar cultural landscapes worldwide, the “Chinese Soul” Art Wall is truly “the best in the world.” The 2,300-meter-long historical scroll takes you on a journey through the footsteps and voices of our ancestors, allowing you to savor the enduring cultural essence of our nation over five millennia.

Chinese Culture Park is “man-made yet resembles a gift from nature.” Visitors can enjoy mountain flowers and plants in spring, natural scenery in summer, red leaves covering the hills in autumn, and northern snowscapes in winter. Stepping into Chinese Culture Park, the serenity of pavilions, the charm of springs and rocks, and the beauty of flowers and trees create a symphony of life. Let us walk into Chinese Culture Park, wander through the river of history, listen to the music of life, reflect on the past, and look forward to the future. Accommodation Information

Beijing Youlong Convention Center is one of the few garden-style resort hotels in southern Beijing, organically integrated with Chinese Culture Park and featuring distinct cultural characteristics. With beautiful scenery and a pleasant environment, the convention center is an ideal choice for meetings and leisure. Transportation Information Bus Routes Take bus lines 423, 905, 922, 967, 977 ★ Arrival Stop Name: Chinese Culture Park Dining

The park offers both Chinese and Western restaurants and banquet halls, capable of accommodating 700 diners simultaneously. The cuisine mainly includes Cantonese, Sichuan, farm-style, and Beijing-flavor dishes, along with delicacies from other regions, and features Chinese and Western buffets. Price Information Adult ticket: 50 RMB; students and seniors with valid ID: 30 RMB; group tickets available at discounted rates. Contact Information Phone: 61224628 Fax: 61224629 Address: No. 2, Chunze Courtyard, Mingchunyuan, Huangcun Town, Daxing District, Beijing

Fengtai District, Beijing