Huangqu Park

　　Huangqu Park is situated in the urban-rural fringe area of the eastern part of the capital, adjacent to Dongwei Road to the east, facing Chaoyang Road to the south, connected to the Fifth Ring Road to the west, and located 11 kilometers north of the capital’s airport.

　　Huangqu Park is a village-operated park owned collectively. Established in 1986, it covers an area of 89,910 square meters and is classified as a third-tier park in Beijing. It is open to the public for free activities such as leisure and fitness. The park is managed and led by full-time cadres from the Huangqu Village Committee. It has 13 official staff members, all of whom are villagers from the area. The park receives approximately 73,000 visitors annually, features 38 species of trees totaling 2,850 individual plants. As one of the earlier village-built parks, its various flowers and plants have formed scenic landscapes. The park meets the third-tier standards of having flowers in three seasons, evergreen foliage year-round, birds singing amid fragrant blooms, along with streams. During peak fitness hours, visitor numbers can reach up to a thousand.

　　Source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development