Tuanjiehu Park

Tuanjiehu Park

Tuanjiehu Park is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Tuanjiehu Park is a national 3A-level tourist attraction, located approximately 8 kilometers from the center of Beijing in the Dongsanhuan North Road area of Chaoyang District. It is an urban park featuring the classical garden style of southern China. The park was transformed through mass participation in 1958, hence the name "Tuanjiehu" (Unity Lake), and after years of development, it was completed and officially opened to visitors on September 26, 1986.

The park covers a total area of 123,000 square meters, including 54,000 square meters of water surface. The park's architecture combines the robust and solemn characteristics of northern Chinese design with the style of southern Chinese residential buildings, featuring gray-tiled roofs, white plaster walls, and nanmu wood tones. There are 8,676 trees of various species planted, along with 36,970 square meters of lawn, making the green space ratio 72%, with lush vegetation all year round.

Tuanjiehu Park has consistently adhered to high standards in park construction, promoting the adoption and maintenance of green spaces, and strengthening greening renovations and management to create a beautiful ecological environment. It has been rated as a second-class, first-grade park in Beijing’s park registration and grading activities, and has successively won honors such as “National Top 400 Units for Afforestation and Greening,” “National Advanced Collective in Greening,” and “Beijing Safe Demonstration Scenic Area.” In 2002, it passed the ISO9001 quality management system certification and the ISO14001 environmental management system certification.

Detailed Introduction

Tuanjiehu Park is located southwest of the Tuanjiehu residential community in Chaoyang District. The park entrances are the east gate on Tuanjiehu Road and the west gate on Dongsanhuan North Road. The park covers an area of 277 mu, with a lake area of 67 mu.

Tuanjiehu Park is surrounded by water on all sides, with three uniquely designed bridges leading to the central island in the lake. The island features the Waning Glow Pavilion, as well as murals and stone carving landscapes.

Inside the east gate, there is a blue stone rockery, and to the north are children's play facilities such as electric carts and mini trains. By the water, there are waterside pavilions and a half-wall corridor. The northern lakeside road includes a greenhouse and the Jingxiang Pavilion. The Huanbo Bridge connects to the central island.

Inside the west gate, there is a Waterfall Rockery, and the lakeside woods are dotted with benches for visitors to rest. The Jiexiu Bridge connects to the central island. The south gate is connected to the central island via the Yinsheng Bridge.

Tuanjiehu Park is located on Dongsanhuan North Road in Chaoyang District, Beijing. It is a national 3A-level tourist attraction, approximately 8 kilometers from the city center, and features the classical garden style of southern China. In 1958, the local community transformed an old kiln pit into a surrounding lake, hence the name "Tuanjiehu" (Unity Lake). After years of development, it was completed and officially opened to visitors on September 26, 1986.

The park covers a total area of 123,000 square meters, including 54,000 square meters of water surface. Major attractions include Yunshan (Cloud Mountain), Deyue Corridor, Shuige Lotus Fragrance, Mingyi Boat, Jingxiang Pavilion, Waning Glow Pavilion, Flowing Water Screen, Lanzhui Pavilion, and a simulated beach amusement area. Pavilions, corridors, pavilions, and towers are exquisitely presented, while walls, bridges, boats, and halls are ingeniously arranged. The three bridges spanning the lake—"Huanbo," "Jieshu," and "Yinsheng"—feature unique designs and distinctive styles. Attractions such as Mingyi Boat, Deyue Corridor, and the Half-Wall Corridor exude a rich water town ambiance, captivating visitors. The park’s architecture combines the robust and solemn characteristics of the north with the style of southern Chinese homes, featuring gray-tiled roofs, white plaster walls, and nanmu wood tones. There are 8,676 trees of various species planted, along with 36,970 square meters of lawn, making the green space ratio 72%, with lush vegetation all year round. Tuanjiehu Park

Tuanjiehu Park has consistently adhered to high standards in park construction, promoting the adoption and maintenance of green spaces, and strengthening greening renovations and management to create a beautiful ecological environment. It has been rated as a second-class, first-grade park in Beijing’s park registration and grading activities, and has successively won honors such as “National Top 400 Units for Afforestation and Greening,” “National Advanced Collective in Greening,” and “Beijing Safe Demonstration Scenic Area.”

Major Attractions

Scenery of Tuanjiehu Park

Yunshan (Cloud Mountain), Deyue Corridor, Shuige Lotus Fragrance, Mingyi Boat, Jingxiang Pavilion, Waning Glow Pavilion, Flowing Water Screen, Lanzhui Pavilion, and a simulated beach amusement area. Pavilions, corridors, pavilions, and towers are exquisitely presented, while walls, bridges, boats, and halls are ingeniously arranged. The three bridges spanning the lake—"Huanbo," "Jieshu," and "Yinsheng"—feature unique designs and distinctive styles; attractions such as Mingyi Boat, Deyue Corridor, and the Half-Wall Corridor exude a rich water town ambiance, captivating visitors. At this park, you can see its iconic stone sculptures. If the lion statue is a symbol of Singapore, then this stone fish sculpture could be considered the emblem of this park.

Address: No. 16, Tuanjiehu Nanli, Dongsanhuan North Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing

Type: Urban Park

Recommended Visiting Time: About 2 hours

Phone: 010-65061364

Opening Hours:

6:00-21:30

Ticket Information:

Free admission. The park is free to enter, but individual entertainment activities may have separate fees.