Beining Park

　　 Beining Park, also known as Ningyuan Garden, is located in the northeast of Hebei District, Tianjin. Its main entrance faces Beizhan Overpass, and the east entrance faces Zhongshan North Road, located north of Tianjin North Railway Station. The park was first built during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty and originally served as Yuan Shikai's botanical garden. The park features a sluice system that connects its lake water to the Jinzhong River and Yueriver outside the park. With pavilions and towers arranged in an artistic fashion, it boasts classic characteristics of traditional Chinese classical gardens.

　　 The park’s main attractions include the Nine-Bend Scenic Area, Moon-Awaiting Tower, Piled Jade Mountain, Lake Center Pavilion, Serene Hall, and a small zoo. In the northern part of the park stands the Zhiyuan Pagoda, which has nine stories and is 74.4 meters tall. The walls inside the pagoda are inlaid with over a hundred ceramic tile paintings or bluestone carvings featuring historical themes, primarily showcasing cultural relics from various dynasties in China. Visitors can take a double-helix staircase or an elevator to reach the top ninth floor, where they can enjoy panoramic views of the scenic beauty of Tianjin.

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