Beijing • Peking University • Study Tour Guide

Peking University was founded in 1898 and was originally called the Imperial University of Peking. It is the first national comprehensive university in modern China and is recognized as one of the top universities in China. It is the birthplace of the New Culture Movement and the May Fourth Movement, and the place where various political ideologies and social ideals spread in China. There are many attractions on campus that introduce this glorious history. Peking University has a long history and many ancient buildings, and is full of cultural heritage. Weiming Lake and Boya Pagoda complement each other, and the environment is very beautiful. Strolling among famous buildings such as the library and the Centennial Lecture Hall, you can feel the strong cultural atmosphere of the century-old university. 1–2 hour highlights route (fast, walking) East Gate ➡️ Boya Pagoda ➡️ Huashen Temple ➡️ Stone Fish ➡️ Qianlong Stele ➡️ Weiming Lake Stele ➡️ Stone Boat ➡️ Red Building ➡️ Cai Yuanpei Statue ➡️ Li Dazhao Statue ➡️ Changqing Stone ➡️ School History Museum ➡️ Office Building ➡️ Huabiao ➡️ West Gate 2–3 hour classic route (dining, cycling) East Gate ➡️ Library ➡️ Lecture Hall ➡️ Jingyuan (you can eat first) ➡️ Li Dazhao Statue ➡️ Changqing Stone ➡️ School History Museum ➡️ Cai Yuanpei Statue ➡️ Poetry Stele ➡️ Stone Stele ➡️ Stone Fish ➡️ Huashen Temple ➡️ Boya Pagoda ➡️ Stone Boat ➡️ Red Building ➡️ Office Building ➡️ Huabiao ➡️ West Gate 🚖🚖🚖 Transportation: 50 m from Exit A of East Gate of Peking University Station on Metro Line 4 🌏🌏 Tour route: The official recommended route is very good. You can open the WeChat mini program "Visit Peking University" and select "Visit Peking University". The official program not only provides three routes, but also marks the location on the map.