Beijing Grand View Garden Attractions

Beijing Grand View Garden is a large-scale garden scenic spot themed on traditional Chinese culture, located at 15 Nan Cai Yuan Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, covering an area of about 11.6 hectares.

The scenic spot was built by Li Baoguang, a tribute student during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty.

The main attractions in the Beijing Grand View Garden include:

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Hundred Flowers Pavilion: Built in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, it is one of the main attractions of the Grand View Garden, where various kinds of valuable flowers are planted.

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The Hall of Melting Snow: Liang Qichao, a cultural celebrity in the late Qing Dynasty, used to live here, and his life story and cultural relics are displayed in the pavilion.

3. Divine Immortal Cave: a 300-meter-long underground passage with beautifully decorated interiors that echo the gardens above ground.

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The Garden of Mirrors: one of the main attractions of the Grand View Garden, the garden is filled with many beautiful flowers and rockeries.

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Paoguang Ancestral Hall: built for Li Baoguang, the founder of the Grand View Garden, the interior of the hall displays Li Baoguang's life story and cultural relics.

In addition, there are some other attractions in the Grand View Garden, such as the House of Qin Yun, the Hall of Couplets, and the House of Calligraphy and Painting, etc. These attractions not only display the essence of traditional Chinese culture, but also provide an opportunity for visitors to learn about Chinese history and culture.

It should be noted that since the Beijing Grand View Garden is a comprehensive scenic spot integrating culture, art and garden, you need to buy an entrance ticket when visiting and abide by the management regulations and visiting norms of the scenic spot.