Xiannongtan: Touch the pulse of history

Xiannongtan in Beijing is an underrated treasure! Stepping into Xiannongtan is like opening the door to the history of farming culture. The ancient buildings here are scattered, and the red walls and black tiles show the ancient charm. The first is the Taisui Hall, which is magnificent, with flying eaves and bucket arches, solemn and solemn, making people can't help but think of the grand scene of the royal sacrifice in those days. After passing through the Jufu Hall, you come to the Guantian Platform, imagining the scene of the emperor's personal farming, and feeling the ancient emphasis on agriculture. The surrounding Shencang and Qingcheng Palace are full of rich historical connotations. Walking among them, touching the mottled walls, it seems that you can touch the traces of the hard work of the ancients. The park is full of green trees, retaining a piece of tranquility in the hustle and bustle of the city. Whether you are a history lover or want to find a quiet place, Xiannongtan is not to be missed. Come and feel this unique historical charm and start a different cultural journey!