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Beihai Park

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The beautiful white pagoda in Beihai Park, Beijing, China.

Beihai Park is a lovely garden in Beijing, China. It is close to the old Forbidden City. People have enjoyed this park for many years. It was built a long time ago, in the 12th century.

The park has a big lake with a special island called Jade Flower Island. Visitors can walk around and see many pretty buildings. There are temples, pavilions, and walls with colorful designs. The park looks like places far away, such as near the Yangtze Delta.

Today, Beihai Park is a favorite spot for people to relax. It covers a large area and has many green spaces. The name “Beihai” means “Northern Sea.” It is part of a group of important places called Zhongnanhai. The park is a wonderful place to explore and enjoy nature.

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A beautiful view of Beihai Park in Beijing, China, showcasing its gardens and historic architecture.
The Five-Dragon Pavilions, a beautiful historic building in Beihai Park, Beijing, China.
A scenic view of the Five Dragon Pavilions in Beihai Park.
A beautiful pavilion located in Beihai Park in Beijing, China.
A scenic view from Beihai Park, a beautiful garden in China.
A photograph of Chanfu Temple, showcasing its architectural beauty and cultural significance.
A beautiful view of Xiao Xi Tian in Beihai Park, Beijing, China.
A scenic view from Beihai Park, showcasing beautiful natural surroundings and park features.
The Nine Dragon Wall is a beautiful historic wall in Beihai Park, Beijing, known for its colorful dragon carvings.
A historic aerial view of Beihai Park in Beijing, showing the beautiful lake and surrounding gardens.
A scenic view of Beihai Park in Beijing, featuring beautiful gardens and traditional Chinese architecture.
A beautiful view of Beihai Lake in Beijing, surrounded by parkland and traditional architecture.

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