Tuanjiehu Park

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

　　　The park covers a total area of 123,000 square meters, including a water surface of 54,000 square meters. The park's architecture combines the solid and solemn characteristics of northern China with the style of southern Chinese residential buildings, featuring gray tiled roofs, white plaster walls, and nanmu-colored wood. There are 8,676 trees planted and 36,970 square meters of lawns, with green spaces accounting for 72% of the total area, maintaining lush vegetation throughout the year.

　　　　Tuanjiehu Park has consistently upheld high standards in park construction, promoting public participation in green space adoption and maintenance, enhancing greening renovations and management, and creating a beautiful ecological environment. It has been rated as a Class 2, Category 1 park in Beijing’s park registration and grading activities, and has successively won honors such as "National Top 400 Units for Afforestation and Greening by Government Departments," "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 Dong San Huan Bei Road. The park covers an area of 277 mu, with a lake area of 67 mu.
　　Surrounded by water on all sides, Tuanjiehu Park has three uniquely designed bridges that lead to the central island in the lake. The island features the Sunset Pavilion, as well as murals and stone carving landscapes.
　　Inside the east gate, there is a blue stone rockery, with children's play facilities such as electric carts and mini trains to the north. By the water, there are waterside pavilions and a semi-open 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 benches are scattered throughout the lakeside woods for visitors to rest. The Jie Xiu Bridge connects to the central island. The south gate is connected to the central island via the Yinsheng Bridge.
　　Tuanjiehu Park is located on Dong San Huan Bei Road in Chaoyang District, Beijing. It is a national 3A-level tourist attraction, approximately 8 kilometers from the city center, and is an urban park featuring the classical garden style of southern China. In 1958, it was developed by mobilizing the public to dig out old kiln pits into a surrounding lake, thus named “Tuanjiehu” (United Lake), and after years of development, it officially opened to visitors on September 26, 1986.
　　The park covers a total area of 123,000 square meters, including a water surface of 54,000 square meters. Major attractions include Yunshan (Cloud Mountain), Deyue Corridor, Shuige Lotus Fragrance, Mingyi Boat, Jingxiang Pavilion, Wanxia Yixiu Pavilion, Liushui Screen Wall, Lanzhui Pavilion, and the Simulated Beach Amusement Park. There are elegant pavilions, corridors, pavilions, and towers, along with ingeniously arranged walls, bridges, boats, and halls. The three bridges—Huanbo, Jieshu, and Yinsheng—that span the lake feature unique designs and styles. Attractions such as Mingyi Boat, Deyue Corridor, and the semi-open corridor exude a rich water town ambiance that is truly captivating. The park’s architecture combines the solid and solemn characteristics of the north with the style of southern residences, featuring gray-tiled roofs, white walls, and nanmu-colored wood. With 8,676 trees planted and 36,970 square meters of lawns, green spaces make up 72% of the total area, keeping the vegetation lush all year round. Tuanjiehu Park

　　　　Tuanjiehu Park has consistently upheld high standards in park construction, promoting public participation in green space adoption and maintenance, enhancing greening renovations and management, and creating a beautiful ecological environment. It has been rated as a Class 2, Category 1 park in Beijing’s park registration and grading activities, and has successively won honors such as "National Top 400 Units for Afforestation and Greening by Government Departments," "National Advanced Collective in Greening," and "Beijing Safe Demonstration Scenic Area."

　　Major Attractions

　　Scenery of Tuanjiehu Park

　　　　These include Yunshan (Cloud Mountain), Deyue Corridor, Shuige Lotus Fragrance, Mingyi Boat, Jingxiang Pavilion, Wanxia Yixiu Pavilion, Liushui Screen Wall, Lanzhui Pavilion, and the Simulated Beach Amusement Park. There are elegant pavilions, corridors, pavilions, and towers, along with ingeniously arranged walls, bridges, boats, and halls. The three bridges—Huanbo, Jieshu, and Yinsheng—that span the lake feature unique designs and styles; attractions such as Mingyi Boat, Deyue Corridor, and the semi-open corridor exude a rich water town ambiance that is truly captivating. Visiting this park, you can see its iconic stone carvings. If the lion statues are a symbol of Singapore, then this park’s carved fish might be its emblem.

Tuanjiehu Park isAAAa level scenic spot