Changying Park is located in a thousand-mu ginkgo forest in the greening isolation area of the northwest part of Changying, Chaoyang District, covering an area of approximately 742,900 square meters (1,114 mu). The park is constructed in two phases. Phase one covers an area of 344,200 square meters (516 mu), started construction in October 2007 and was completed in April 2008…
Jingcheng Pear Garden is located in the Pingfang area of Chaoyang District, at the southeast corner of the intersection between Airport Expressway Second Channel and East Fifth Ring Road. It enjoys convenient transportation and a prime location. The park covers an area of 930 mu and was originally an ecological pear orchard and nursery featuring Fengshui pears. In 2007, as one of Beijing’s “Suburban Park Loop” projects, it underwent a comprehensive...
Xinglong Park (originally named Xinglong Forest Grove) was initially built on February 22, 1992, completed in December 1995, covering a total area of 1,017 mu. It features eight small hills and a 45-mu artificial lake, with a total investment of approximately 30 million yuan. The white marble bridge over the lake has become a central landscape. On the west side of the lake is a waterside pavilion, while on the south...
Du Zhong Park is located along the eastern extension of Chang’an Avenue in the capital city, on the south side of the Jingtong Expressway and the southern bank of the Tonghui River, adjacent to Jinwei Road and Shuangqiao Middle Road. It covers an area of 59.9 hectares. The park was formerly a thousand-mu (approximately 66.7 hectares) Du Zhong forest in the Sanjianfang area of Chaoyang District. It was established in 2001 and, in 2007, was officially named “Du Zhong…” with approval from the Beijing Municipal Government.
Laojuntang Park is located in the southeastern part of Beijing, in Laojuntang Village, Shibalidian Area, Chaoyang District. It borders the 13th Detachment of the Armed Police to the west, the Fifth Ring Road to the east, is 1 kilometer from the Beijing-Tianjin-Tangshan Expressway to the south, and 1.5 kilometers from the Beijing-Shenyang Expressway to the north. Covering an area of 725 mu, the park was constructed with an investment of 30 million yuan. It is one of the suburban parks invested in by the Beijing Municipal Government around the urban area...
The Beijing University of Technology Science and Technology & Art Museum has recently been designated as a National Popular Science Education Base, making it the only university in Beijing to receive this honor. The China Association for Science and Technology organized the 2012 national recognition process for popular science education bases. Through applications from various regions, preliminary evaluations and recommendations from national academic societies, provincial-level associations for science and technology, and relevant state departments, the China Association for Science and Technology…
The ruins of the Yuan Dynasty capital city wall are located in the districts of Chaoyang and Haidian in Beijing. They are the remnants of the outer city wall of the Yuan Dynasty’s Dadu (capital), primarily built with rammed earth and commonly referred to as the “Earth Wall.” The wall construction began in the fourth year of the Zhiyuan era (1267) during the reign of Kublai Khan, the founding emperor of the Yuan Dynasty, and was completed in the nineteenth year of the Zhizheng era (1359) under Emperor Shundi. To enhance defenses, barbicans and drawbridges were also constructed at eleven of the city gates...
The concept of “Look Up in Beijing” embodies World Trade Times Square’s public-spirited ethos of aspiring upward, a life attitude that elevates the civilized, a behavioral philosophy that strives for higher standards, and a strong sense of social responsibility. It carries the belief of World Trade Times Square and precisely interprets…
China's only world-renowned market, proudly featured on the global tourism map; in the eyes of foreign visitors, it's a must-visit destination alongside the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, and Peking duck—this is Silk Street. Over 20 years ago, a group of hopeful young people set up simple stalls along East Silk Street in Beijing, taking advantage of the area’s proximity to...
Located within the garden-style National Olympic Sports Center, Yingdong Natatorium was built in 1986 for the 11th Asian Games. The natatorium covers a construction area of 38,000 square meters and can accommodate 6,000 spectators. It features a unique architectural style, advanced equipment, and comprehensive auxiliary facilities. The environment here is comfortable, the water...
Sanlitun Bar Street is located west of Changhong Bridge on the West Third Ring Road in Beijing, and is known to almost all foreigners visiting the city. The northern side of the bar street is the embassy district. Due to its fame, some foreign embassies have even changed their address numbers from “Sanlitun Road” to “Sanlitun Bar Street.” The bar street is open from...
Three competition venues within the Olympic Forest Park — the Olympic Park Tennis Center, Olympic Park Hockey Field, and Olympic Park Archery Field. Among them, the hockey and archery fields are temporary venues. After 2008, parts such as the artificial turf will be repurposed for other uses. [Location and Area]…
The Qīngjìnghuàchéng Pagoda is located on Huangsi Street, Anwai, Chaoyang District, Beijing. It was built in the ninth year of the Shunzhi reign (1652). In the forty-seventh year of the Qianlong reign (1782), to commemorate the Sixth Panchen Lama who passed away here, a memorial stupa was erected on the west side of the West Yellow Temple and named the “Qīngjìnghuàchéng Pagoda.” The pagoda courtyard faces south and has a north-south layout...
Dayangjing Park is located within the jurisdiction of Cuigezhuang Township, Chaoyang District. It borders Beixiaohe River to the north, Jingshun Road to the southeast, the Fifth Ring Road to the northeast, and Wangjing Planning Road to the west. The park covers a total area of 334,000 square meters, including 310,633 square meters of land area (with 261,608 square meters of green space and 49,025 square meters of pathways and paving)...
The Olympic Park Archery Field served as the venue for the warm-up matches, elimination rounds, finals of the archery events during the 2008 Olympics, as well as the Paralympic archery competitions. A total of four gold medals in men’s and women’s archery were awarded here. The Olympic Park Archery Field consists of three competition areas and 14 auxiliary buildings, covering a total area of 9.22 hectares, …
The Ethnic Costume Museum is a cultural research institution integrating collection, research, and education. Located on the third floor of the Comprehensive Building of Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology, it has an exhibition area of over 1,600 square meters. The museum features an open-access general exhibition hall, as well as specialized halls for Miao costumes, metalwork and jewelry, woven and embroidered dyed items, vintage photographs, and folk traditional costume crafts...
Yaojiayuan Park in Beijing is located within Yaojiayuan Village, Pingfang Township, Chaoyang District. It is a park invested in by the village collective, managed by villagers, and serves the local community. Established in 1998, the park covers an area of approximately 70,000 square meters. The surrounding environment is pleasant, with small earthen mounds built on both sides of the east and west entrances. Inside the park, there are two pavilions,…
Yaowaohu Park is located south of Dalushu Road, north of Nanmofang Road, and northeast of Huagong Road. The entire park is divided into eastern and western sections by the Fourth Ring Road, covering a total area of 545 mu, with the eastern section spanning 169 mu and the western section 376 mu. Yaowaohu Park is the only public recreational...
Ritan Park is located in Ritan Township, Chaoyang District, adjacent to the North Fourth Ring East Road, covering a total area of 37 hectares. The first phase of Ritan Park was one of the sixty practical projects undertaken by Beijing Municipality for its residents in 2002. It spans 10.7 hectares with a total investment of 38 million yuan, and was completed on August 20, 2002. Ritan Park…
Zhenhai Temple Park is located in Xiaohuamen Township, Chaoyang District, Beijing. It borders Boda Road and Zhenhai Park to the west, the Beijing-Tianjin-Tangshan Expressway to the east, the South Fourth Ring Road to the north, and Hongfang Road to the south. With its unique highlights and style, the park recreates precious historical scenery through a skillful blend of historical culture and modern landscaping. The total planned construction area of the park is 3…