Great idea to experience Chinese culture. We saw dancing, Taichi ball, shuttlecock hackie sack and something juggling sticks.
The warm and kind Chinese folk invited the kids to try all of them.
Amazing eye into Chinese life.
this royal garden is a gem in the city. no one should miss it. whole not as important as jingshan or forbidden city, it should have a place in itinerary
Behai Park, in the center of Beijing, is a wonderful place to see Chines history, culture, birds, and people. For 5 rmb, I gained entry to walk the grounds to view the many sites including the fabulous jade Dragon Screen. Peaceful fun, and beautiful.
The first day after arrival I had nothing planned. This park was one suggested by the front desk to have beautiful scenic views, and a walking trail many love. My mom and I took the 103 bus from Novotel Hotel to visit. Which was a small fare (2 RBS per person), and a 10 min bus ride.
The park itself is quite beautiful! I would recommend this for a stroll. We went in Feb when it is quite cold, so dress appropriately, there aren’t many indoor places to stay warm.
There's a lot to see and do in this park. I was only here for a brief time after visiting the Forbidden City and Jingshan Park which are right next to this park. There's a lake and a very picturesque bridge. Great for walking!
