Encounter the Poetic Charm of Beijing's Purple Bamboo Park

Beijing's Purple Bamboo Park is located on South Zhongguancun Street in Haidian District. It is a historic and culturally rich natural landscape park. The park is renowned for its bamboo scenery and features the characteristics of Jiangnan gardens, making it ideal for spring flower viewing and leisurely walks. This tour will take you through the park's natural beauty and cultural attractions. Itinerary Attractions • Park Overview: Purple Bamboo Park covers over 40 hectares, with water bodies making up about one-third of the area. The park features three lakes, two islands, and one embankment, offering picturesque views of lakes and mountains, with bamboo shadows swaying gracefully. • Bamboo Path: Stroll along the bamboo path, enjoy the fresh air and tranquil environment, and experience the serene beauty of the bamboo shadows. • Lotus Pond: In summer, the blooming lotuses in the pond are a highlight, creating a charming scene with the bamboo forest. • Bayixuan Pavilion: Located on Qinglian Island, it faces the lotus pond and is backed by the bamboo forest, making it a scenic spot with stone-paved grounds in front of the pavilion. Transportation Recommendations • Subway: Take Line 4 or Line 9 to the National Library Station, exit from C, and walk about 10 minutes to reach the park. • Bus: You can take buses 320, 332, 653, 92, etc., to get there. Food Recommendations • Zizhu Restaurant: Located on the lake, Tianfuhao - Zizhu Restaurant is a great place to rest and dine when you feel tired and hungry during your park visit. • Nearby Food: There are many restaurants and snack shops around the park where you can try local Beijing snacks such as Zhajiangmian, Douzhi, and Jiaoquan. Accommodation Recommendations If you plan to stay overnight near Purple Bamboo Park, you can choose from nearby hotels or guesthouses, ranging from budget to high-end options. Notes • Weather: Spring weather is unpredictable, so it is recommended to wear comfortable clothing and bring rain gear or sunscreen as needed based on the weather forecast. • Ecology: The park is home to many insects and birds, so try not to disturb them to maintain ecological balance. • Safety: Please follow park regulations, do not pick flowers or plants, and do not litter. Cost Estimate Purple Bamboo Park is open to the public for free, but some attractions within the park may charge additional fees. It is recommended to check the latest ticket information in advance to avoid affecting your visit plans.