Beijiao Park

　　   Beijiao Park is located in the southeast of Beijing, at the east entrance of Huagong Road. It is the only factory-operated park among Beijing’s chemical enterprises and is affiliated with the Beijing Coking Plant. The Beijing Coking Plant is a large state-owned comprehensive enterprise primarily supplying fuel gas to Beijing, as well as producing coke and various chemical raw materials.

　　   Beijiao Park is currently managed by the Ruiyuan Property Company of the coking plant and operates as one of its teams. A staff of ten is responsible for the daily management of the park, which welcomes over 10,000 visitors annually.

　　   Built in 1984, Beijiao Park covers a total area of 28,141 square meters. It has more than 4,000 flowering shrubs and bushes, ensuring blooms in three seasons and greenery year-round. The park also features over 5,000 square meters of water surface, where visitors can go boating in summer and ice skating in winter. Willow trees line the lake, their branches swaying and reflecting on the water. The island in the center is shaded by lush trees, with winding curved bridges, pavilions, and sculptures creating scenic spots throughout. The park is home to animals such as pearl chickens, peacocks, monkeys, rabbits, and sheep. Two beautiful peacocks and 16 lively and adorable monkeys are the biggest attractions. Visitors often stop by the peacock and monkey enclosures to admire the peacocks’ vibrant feathers and watch the playful monkeys. The “Changchun Pavilion” and “Peony Garden” add further charm to the park, drawing visitors to take photos during peak blooming seasons. The inscription “Changchun Pavilion” was personally written in July 1989 by Hu Jieqing, the wife of the renowned writer Lao She, adding even more prestige to the park.

　　

　　   Source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development