The Summer Palace is showcasing the vibrant spring scenery of China.

The Summer Palace is not only a model of imperial gardens but also a treasure of Chinese garden art. Every stone and tree carries the weight of history. Strolling through the garden in spring, you can almost hear the echoes of history. The Summer Palace in spring interprets the vibrant and beautiful spring scenery of China. The Summer Palace is a model of imperial gardens in China, with a charm similar to the West Lake in Hangzhou. It has the elegance of Jiangnan gardens and the grandeur of imperial gardens. It is spring now, a perfect time to visit. Entering from the west gate, you will see the courtyard full of spring colors, with picturesque scenery at every step. Walking north, you will see water birds playing in the Zaoyian Hall lake, sometimes diving into the water, creating ripples that attract visitors to stop and watch with amusement. Leaning against a tree and looking out, the Mirror Bridge and the Chain Bridge seem to have built a poetic scene of "Spring Breeze Ten Miles on Yangzhou Road, Beauties Reflected in the Water". Peach blossoms bloom on the riverbank, shaded by green trees, echoing the meaning of "spring harmony and bright scenery" of the nearby Jingming Tower. Stroll to the water's edge by the Mirror Bridge for a short rest, and feel the gentle and beautiful poetic sentiment of "Apricot blossom rain wets clothes, willow wind blows on the face, not cold". All that's missing is a Suzhou Pingtan performance in the soft Wu dialect. Looking up, the Hall of Dispelling Clouds and the Tower of Buddhist Incense sit on Wanshou Hill on the north bank of Kunming Lake, with an imperial air and a sense of otherworldly tranquility. Over the centuries, the changes of events and the confluence of circumstances have left the world with a profound cultural heritage and the sigh of history. Ticket Information: Ticket prices, peak season (April 1 - October 31): CNY 30/person, off-season (November 1 - March 31 of the following year): CNY 20/person, combined ticket (including main gate ticket and garden-within-a-garden tickets): CNY 60/person during peak season, CNY 50/person during off-season. The combined ticket includes Suzhou Street, Dehe Garden, Tower of Buddhist Incense, and the Summer Palace Museum. Please note that the garden-within-a-garden is closed on Mondays (except for statutory holidays). Separate charges apply for the garden-within-a-garden: Tower of Buddhist Incense CNY 10/ticket, Suzhou Street and Dehe Garden CNY 10/ticket each, Summer Palace Museum: CNY 20/ticket. Children aged 6 (inclusive) and below or under 1.2 meters (inclusive) in height; seniors aged 60 and above (enter directly with ID card);