Rose Love Garden
Situated on the banks of the Cha River in Caijiawa Village, Jugezhuang Town, Miyun County, Rose Love Garden covers an area of over a thousand acres. It is the first multifunctional theme park in the suburbs of Beijing to combine leisure tourism, product exhibitions, agricultural science education, and hiking and cycling bases. Merging rose culture with the rose industry, it will become a new attraction for rural tourism in the suburbs.
The Rose Love Garden scenic area is built along the mountain, featuring a terraced landscape structure that offers visitors a unique visual experience. From April to October each year, when flowers are in full bloom, roses—symbolizing the love goddess Venus—compete in radiant display. From elevated vantage points, the vast sea of blossoms stretches out as far as the eye can see, presenting a magnificent and romantic rural scene. Strolling through the garden, apart from admiring scenic spots such as Lovers’ Path, Love River, and Wishing Stone, visitors can also learn about rose culture, experience rose-themed products, taste rose-flavored foods, and personally witness the amazing transformation of fresh roses into a rich variety of products. In addition to cultivating precious rose varieties such as Fenghua No.1, Four Seasons Rose, and Damask Rose, the garden also hosts numerous high-quality rose cultivars as well as over ten colorful varieties of fragrant herbs including lavender, basil, and scented sachet grass—making it another “flower expo garden.”
Address: Caijiawa Village, Jugezhuang Town, Miyun County, Beijing
Tel: 010-61069959
Official Website: http://www.meiguiqingyuan.com.cn/
Opening Hours:
8:30 AM – 5:00 PM (Open from April to October each year)
Ticket:
Beijing Miyun Rose Love Garden Ticket – 50 RMB
Beijing Miyun Rose Love Garden Parent-Child (1+1) Ticket – 75 RMB
Beijing Miyun Rose Love Garden Parent-Child (1+1) DIY Package Ticket – 135 RMB
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