The Xiangshan Park , Autumn leaves blaze like fire on the mountain

40 Maimai Street, Haidian District, Beijing

It is also a great place to enjoy autumn leaves

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Introduction

This royal garden is famous for its mountain and forest features. In history, the emperor would come here for hunting and leisure during the summer and autumn seasons. There are countless cultural relics and ancient sites in the park, including one of the "Eight Views of Yanjing" called "Clear Snow over West Mountain" and the "Biyun Temple" that gathers architectural styles from the Ming and Qing dynasties. Xiangshan's red leaves are famous both at home and abroad, and were selected as one of the "Sixteen New Sceneries of Beijing" as early as 1986, becoming one of the most intense colors in Beijing's autumn. The Plum Blossom Valley in Xiangshan Park has been built for more than ten years, with over 100 plum trees flourishing with small but bright-colored flowers. Feeling the warm winter sunshine, the bursts of fragrance are even more intoxicating.

Address

40 Maimai Street, Haidian District, Beijing

Opening hours

06:00-19:00 (all day)
last admission at 18:00 (Monday-Sunday, November 16 - March 31 of the following year) 06:00-19:30
last admission at 18:30 (Monday-Sunday, April 1 - November 15)

Transportation

Xiangshan Park is located in the western suburbs of Beijing and can be reached by bus and subway. By bus: Take bus 318/360/505/563/698/932 in the city to Xiangshan Park Station. By subway: Take subway line 4 in the city to Anheqiao North Station, and transfer to bus 563/563 regional line to Xiangshan Park East Gate Station. Or take subway line 10 in the city to Bagou Station, transfer to the subway West Suburb Line and get off at Xiangshan Station.

Phone 010-62591264