[2025 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for Beijing Yuyuantan Park (Updated Jun)

If you're traveling to Beijing from late March to May, don't miss the cherry blossoms at Yuyuantan Park. During this time, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, with early and late varieties gradually opening, creating a romantic pink wonderland! 🌸Ladies who come to take photos should wear beautiful dresses or traditional Chinese clothing to look like cherry blossom fairies. Yuyuantan Park is a famous cherry blossom viewing spot in Beijing, attracting many tourists every spring. It is recommended to arrive before the park opens in the morning or after 3-4 pm, when there are fewer people. The park is also beautiful in the morning for those who like night views. Here's a guide to enjoying cherry blossoms at Yuyuantan Park: 🌸Early cherry blossoms: Mid to late March - end of March, including varieties like Hangzhou Early Cherry and Hill Cherry. 🌸Mid-season cherry blossoms: End of March - mid-April, including common varieties like Somei Yoshino and Yae Beni Shidare. 🌸Late cherry blossoms: Mid to late April - end of April, including late varieties like Kanzan, Fugenzo, Ukongo, and Matsumae. General admission: Full price: CNY 2/person, Half price: CNY 1/person. Cherry Blossom Festival tickets (March 19 to mid-May 2025): Full price: CNY 10/person, Half price: CNY 5/person. 🚶Classic flower viewing route: West Gate - Cherry Blossom Garden - Graceful Jade Trees - Spring Dawn at Cherry Hall - Early Cherry Blossoms Herald Spring - Beside the Water - Cherry Blossom Lawn - Oriole Cherry Crimson Clouds - Middle Dike - Cherry Blossom Valley - South Mountain Cherry Blossom Viewing - Friendship Cherry Blossom Grove - West Gate. 👨‍👩‍👧👭Family flower viewing route: Enter through the South Gate, walk 100 meters to the Small Cherry Blossom Playground, and then head to the nearby cherry blossom viewing area. 🚢Boat flower viewing route: The park has four boat docks at Cherry Blossom Garden, Yuanxiang Tower, Wetland Garden, and South Mountain Cherry Blossom Viewing. Electric boats for 4-6 people are available, allowing you to enjoy the cherry blossoms from the water. 📷Photo spots: Zhiyu Pavilion: Capture cherry blossoms with the CCTV Tower in the same frame. East Bank of the Lake: Take panoramic photos from the riverbank. Cherry Blossom Garden: At the "I'm waiting for you at Yuyuantan Park" sign. Liuchun Garden: Early cherry blossoms are beautiful here, perfect for portraits. Cherry Blossom Valley: The cherry blossom avenue offers a great atmosphere. 🚌Transportation: Public transportation is readily available; just use a navigation app. Parking is difficult if you drive yourself!

Beijing in March, with the spring approaching, everything comes back to life, and it is a good time to enjoy flowers. Here are five flower viewing spots in Beijing that you can't miss in March. Grab your camera and encounter a romantic flower affair! 1️⃣ Plum Blossom [Beijing Botanical Garden] The plum blossoms in Beijing Botanical Garden are quietly blooming. There are various kinds of plum blossoms here, such as Gongfen, Zhusha, and Lü'e, which are either pink and delicate, or white as jade, or red as fire. Walking in the plum garden, the fragrance of plum blossoms fills the air, making people intoxicated. 📍No. 20 Nanxincun, Xiangshan, Haidian District, Beijing 🕐6:00-19:00 🚇West Suburb Line, Botanical Garden Station 2️⃣ Magnolia [Summer Palace] When the magnolias are in full bloom in the Summer Palace, the trees are full of flowers, like jade and snow, complementing the ancient buildings, creating a unique charm. The magnolia trees in front of Longevity Hill have strong branches and large flowers. The white petals look crystal clear under the sunlight. 📍No. 19 Xinjianggongmen Road, Haidian District, Beijing 🕐6:30-18:00 🚇Line 4, Beigongmen Station 3️⃣ Cherry Blossom [Yuyuantan Park] Yuyuantan Park is one of the popular cherry blossom viewing spots in Beijing. In mid-March, the early cherry blossoms begin to bloom. The pink cherry blossoms are like clouds and rosy clouds, covering the mountains and plains. Walking along the lake, the breeze blows, and the petals fall, like a dream. There are also cherry blossom shops and cherry blossom-themed restaurants in the park, where you can enjoy the cherry blossoms while tasting delicious food. 📍No. 10 Xisanhuan Middle Road, Haidian District, Beijing 🕐6:00-21:00 🚇Line 9, Liuliqiao East Station 4️⃣ Winter Jasmine [Olympic Forest Park] The winter jasmine in Olympic Forest Park blooms first in early spring. The golden flowers sway on the branches, bringing the breath of spring to the sleeping earth. Walking along the lake and hillside of the park, you can see a large area of winter jasmine, which complements the Olympic venues in the distance, forming a beautiful picture. 📍No. 15 Beichen East Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing 🕐6:00-21:00 🚇Line 8, Olympic Park Station 5️⃣ Peach Blossom [Pinggu Peach Blossom Sea] Pinggu is a famous peach blossom viewing spot in Beijing. From the end of March to the beginning of April every year, peach blossoms bloom all over the mountains and plains, forming a pink sea. Here, you can take a sightseeing train through the peach blossom forest, or walk along the country roads to admire the delicate and beautiful peach blossoms. Pinggu Peach Blossom Sea not only has peach blossoms, but also apricot blossoms, pear blossoms and other flowers, allowing you to see enough at once. 📍Pinggu District, Beijing 🕐Open all day 🚗Drive by yourself, navigate to Pinggu Peach Blossom Sea

In autumn, the ginkgo leaves in Beijing turn yellow, making it the best time to enjoy the autumn scenery. If you want to avoid the crowds and enjoy the quiet autumn scenery, Yuyuantan Park at night is definitely your best choice. 📍Location: Yuyuantan Park is located in Haidian District, Beijing, and is famous for its beautiful ginkgo forest. The park is bustling during the day, but at night, it becomes a secret base for photography enthusiasts. 🕗Best time: Evening to night. As night falls, the park's visitors gradually disperse, and the ginkgo forest becomes particularly quiet, making it an excellent time to photograph ginkgo trees. It is expected that such beautiful scenery can last for about a week on windless days. 📸Photography equipment: • Tripod: At night, the light is insufficient, and a tripod can help you stabilize the camera and capture clear ginkgo scenery. • Camera: A professional camera can capture more details, but a good phone can also take satisfactory photos. • Lighting equipment: A flashlight or small LED light can provide extra light for your shooting when needed. 👗Dress suggestions: • The temperature is low at night in autumn, so remember to bring a warm coat. • Wear comfortable shoes, as you may need to walk a long distance in the park. 🚗Transportation: • Subway: Take Subway Line 1 to Military Museum Station, and walk to Yuyuantan Park. • Self-driving: There is a parking lot near the park, but it is recommended to plan your parking location in advance to avoid not finding a parking space. 🍂Shooting tips: • Long exposure: Use a tripod to fix the camera and try long exposure shooting to capture the dreamy effect of ginkgo leaves swaying in the breeze. • Low-angle shooting: Try shooting from a low angle to highlight the height of the ginkgo trees and the golden leaves. • Portrait photography: If you have company, you can use the ginkgo trees as a background to take some warm portrait photos. 🌟Tips: • Keep quiet and enjoy the tranquility. • Respect the environment and do not damage the ginkgo trees. • Bring enough batteries and memory cards, as you may take many beautiful photos.

Beijing in autumn is a golden fairy tale world, and the Diaoyutai Ginkgo Avenue is undoubtedly the most brilliant chapter in this fairy tale. Best viewing period: Mid to late November, when about 80% of the ginkgo leaves have turned yellow, and the golden leaves glisten in the sunlight, making it the best time to take photos. Transportation: Take Subway Line 16 to Yuyuantan East Gate Station (Exit B) or Ganjiakou Station, and walk to Diaoyutai Ginkgo Avenue. Recommended duration: 0.5–1 hour is enough to stroll along the entire avenue and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of autumn. Recommended route: Start from Ganjiakou Station on Line 16, walk to Diaoyutai Ginkgo Avenue, then to the east gate of Yuyuantan Park, and finally to the Central Radio & TV Tower to experience the urban scenery of Beijing. Tips: • Crowd management: Diaoyutai Ginkgo Avenue is a popular spot for viewing ginkgo trees in Beijing, so it can get crowded. Visitors with children should take care of them. • Avoid peak times: If you want to enjoy a quiet time viewing the leaves, it is recommended to go early in the morning. No reservation is required, and admission is free. • Leaf viewing route: The Ginkgo Avenue is about 1 km from south to north, and the ginkgo leaves in the north section are more golden, making it an excellent place to view the leaves. • Photography tips: Backlighting can also produce great photos. Use ginkgo leaves as the foreground to block some sunlight for a dreamy effect. • Ginkgo rain experience: If you want to experience the romance of ginkgo rain, pay attention to the weather changes and be ready to go at any time to enjoy the poetic scene of ginkgo leaves flying in the sky and falling on the ground. Outfit suggestions: Wear warm colors, such as orange and brown, to complement the golden ginkgo leaves and blend in with the warm autumn sun. Food preparation: Bring some light snacks and drinks to enjoy a leisurely picnic while viewing the leaves. Environmental awareness: Please protect the environment, do not litter, and keep the Ginkgo Avenue clean and beautiful. With this guide, you will be able to fully experience the beauty of ginkgo trees in Beijing in autumn and create unforgettable autumn memories.

1⃣🌸 Yuyuantan Park (玉渊潭公园) Sakura | Plum Blossom | Haitang Flower This is the place with the most cherry trees in Beijing, with as many as 20,000 trees. There are both white and light pink cherry blossoms and even pink peach blossoms in the evening. The highlight of taking pictures of cherry blossoms here is the corner next to the CCTV TV station. And there are cherry blossom ice creams too. 𝑻𝒊𝒎𝒆: Mid-March - Early April 𝑳𝒐𝒄𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏: West side of the 3rd ring, Haidian District 𝑻𝒓𝒂𝒏𝒔𝒑𝒐𝒓𝒕𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏: ▪️Take a taxi for about 20 minutes from Wangfujing ▪️ Subway Line 1, Muxidi Station (木樨地站), Exit A1, walk for about 1 km. ================== 2⃣🌸 Botanical Garden (国家植物园) Sakura | Peach Blossom | Haitang Flower | Tulip The most prominent tree in this garden is the peach tree, with more than 6,000 trees, with 40 varieties to choose from. There is also a large field of tulips in various colors to see. Showtime: Mid-March - early May Showtime: Located in the western suburbs of Haidian District, near Xiangshan Mountain. 𝑻𝒓𝒂𝒏𝒔𝒑𝒐𝒓𝒕𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏: ▪️Take a taxi for about 35 minutes from Wangfujing. ▪️Suburban train You can take the subway to Bagou Station (Bauo Station) Line 10, then take Exit A to change to the suburban train and get off at Botanical Garden Station (国家植物园 Station). Walk for another 800 meters. ================= 3⃣🌷 Zhongshan Park (中山公园) | Tulips | This park is the largest tulip viewing spot in the downtown area. It is an old park from the Ming Dynasty. The view is like a Chinese palace (if you go on Sunday You will also see the matchmaking market.) 𝑻𝒊𝒎𝒆: Early April - Early May 𝑳𝒐𝒄𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏: In the heart of Beijing, next to the Forbidden City/Tiananmen 𝑻𝒓𝒂𝒏𝒔𝒑𝒐𝒓𝒕𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏: Subway Line 1, Tiananmen West Station (Tiananmen West Station), Exit B, walk for 500 meters ================== 4⃣🌸Olympic Forest Park (Olympic Forest Park) Sakura | Plum Blossom | Haitang Flower | Tulip This park is called a giant park near the city, with beautiful flowers to see almost all year round. Around mid-March, there will be a large grove of cherry blossoms. When April comes, there will be a field of tulips to see. 𝑻𝒊𝒎𝒆: Mid-March - early May 𝑳𝒐𝒄𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏: Near the Bird's Nest Stadium, it is recommended to enter through the south gate. 𝑻𝒓𝒂𝒏𝒔𝒑𝒐𝒓𝒕𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏: Subway Line 8, Olympic Forest Park South Gate Station (森林公园南门站 Station), walk for about 500 meters. #TravelChina #Beijing #Sakura2024 #Sakura

This is a huge park, with a very big and nice lake in the middle, worth a walk through if you have around 2 hours free. Possibly do it if you have a couple hours spare before catching a train from the West railway station. Bear in mind that there is a river running on the South side of the park which is not easy to cross. There is however one bridge which crosses it and leads directly to the park entrance. There is a small charge for the park, but only about 5 rmb. The Cherry Blossom Festival is celebrated in Yuyuantan Park in spring (from late March to the end of April) every year. Yuyuantan Park is one of the best places to see flowers in Beijing. #beijingtrip #urbanexplorer #easylife

Cherry blossom viewing where you can feel the full spring. With an admission fee of 10 yuan (5 yuan for students), I went into the cherry blossom village. With the gentle lake breeze and the flowers in full bloom, I felt the excitement of spring. Since it is not so remote, it seems like a good idea to go for a walk. . . 📍Location: Beijing Yuwentan (玉渊潭) . . #ParkWalk #SpringIsHere #Flowers #InTheFlowerFlowerGarden #FlowerOuting #FlowerFestival #FlowerGarden #FlowerViewing #CherryBlossomViewing #CherryBlossomViewing #UnderCherryBlossoms #CherryBlossomViewing #CherryBlossomOuting #CherryBlossomWalk #Park #Picnic #PicnicRecommended #PicnicLocation #Couples #CoupleDate #China #LifeShotSpot #LifeShot #CityTrip #City #SpringScent #ItIsSpring #SpringDay #SpringScenery #SpringFlowerViewing

#tripaway Yuyuantan Park during Cherry Blossom Season! Beautiful! can't go wrong with taking advantage of the scenery to take pictures and buying trinkets, candy and snacks from the locals. The trees and flowers around look so nice. #tripaway

Yuyuantan Park transforms into a pastel paradise each spring, where over 2,000 cherry trees from Japan bloom in unison along tranquil lakesides and winding paths. Locals and travelers alike gather for hanami picnics, boat rides under drifting petals, and golden hour photo ops by the bridge. The contrast of traditional Beijing charm with delicate sakura blooms makes this a unique cherry blossom escape—without leaving the city. For an unforgettable moment of floral magic during your China adventure, Yuyuantan is the crown jewel of spring. Breathe in, snap away, and let the #cherryblossom25 memories bloom beautifully here.

#cherryblossom25 Turns out — nighttime is the best way to experience the cherry blossoms at Yuyuantan Park! 🌃🌸 When the lights come on at dusk, it feels like stepping into another world. This year, they’ve added color-changing lights that completely transform the vibe. Paired with the classic view of the cherry blossoms and the CCTV Tower — it’s like seeing the city in a dream. 🧭 Best spots for night cherry blossom viewing: West Gate 🌸 Southwest Gate 🌸 (The 100-meter-long cherry blossom boulevard is all lit up for a magical night walk!) 💡Pro tip: Don’t miss the cherry blossom path right at the Southwest Gate — it’s absolutely stunning at night, perfect for a quiet, crowd-free stroll or night photography 📸💖 #thingstodo

#cherryblossom25 Cherry Blossom Bliss at Yuyuantan Park, Beijing Yuyuantan Park in spring is a floral wonderland! As I strolled beneath the canopy of cherry blossoms, I was captivated by the delicate pink and white petals swaying gently in the breeze. The park's tranquil lake and traditional pavilions provided the perfect backdrop for this breathtaking seasonal spectacle. Whether you’re admiring the blossoms up close or taking in the dreamy landscape from afar, Yuyuantan offers a truly magical escape in Beijing. An unforgettable springtime destination!

#cherryblossom25 Visiting Yuyuantan Park during cherry blossom season is a breathtaking experience. The park transforms into a dreamy landscape, with thousands of delicate pink and white flowers in full bloom. Walking along the paths under the canopy of blossoms felt almost magical, especially with petals drifting in the breeze. The peaceful lake and traditional pavilions add to the charm, making it a perfect spot to relax and appreciate nature’s beauty. Definitely a must-see during spring in Beijing!

#cherryblossom25 Yuyuantan Park in spring is simply enchanting! As I wandered through the park, I was surrounded by endless rows of cherry trees bursting with pink and white blooms. The soft petals floating in the air created a serene, dreamlike atmosphere. The contrast between the delicate blossoms and the shimmering lake was mesmerizing. Whether taking a stroll, snapping photos, or just basking in nature’s beauty, this experience was unforgettable. A must-visit for any cherry blossom lover!

A Guide to Finding Spring Flowers in Beijing in April: Spring Flowers Bloom in the Capital In April, Beijing is full of spring, and the whole city is immersed in a sea of flowers. At this time, the capital is full of flowers, and each flower blooms to its heart's content, telling the romance and beauty of spring. Yuyuantan Park is a popular place to admire flowers in Beijing in April. At this time, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, with more than 20 varieties and nearly 3,000 cherry trees in the park competing to open. The Yoshino cherry blossoms are like clouds and snow, and the pink and white flowers are clustered on the branches. The breeze blows, and the petals flutter and fall, like a dreamy cherry blossom rain, falling on the shoulders, hair, and in the hearts of tourists. The double cherry blossoms have large, layered flowers with bright colors, like delicate flower balls, dotted on the branches, complementing the simple pavilions and creating beautiful pictures. Strolling along the lake, the cherry blossoms are reflected in the lake, with sparkling waves and flower shadows, attracting countless tourists to take photos. The Temple of Heaven Park also has a special charm in April. Apricot and peach blossoms bloom wantonly among the ancient cypresses and pines. The pink and white flowers contrast with the red walls and green tiles. The ancient buildings are more solemn and dynamic with the embellishment of spring flowers. Walking on the paths of the Temple of Heaven, you can smell bursts of floral fragrance from time to time, and occasionally you can see bees busily shuttling through the flowers, adding a bit of vitality and vitality to the quiet Temple of Heaven. In front of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, peach blossoms bloom, and the flowers are delicate and charming, complementing the magnificent architecture, making people marvel at the perfect fusion of nature and human landscape. The peonies in Jingshan Park gradually enter the viewing period in April. Hundreds of varieties and nearly 10,000 peonies are planted in the park. The red ones are like fire, the pink ones are like rosy clouds, and the white ones are better than snow. The flowers are large and colorful, dignified and luxurious, showing the demeanor of "national beauty and heavenly fragrance." In the peony garden, all kinds of peonies compete for beauty. Some are waiting to be released, like shy girls; others are in full bloom, showing their beauty to their heart's content. Standing on the top of Jingshan Mountain and overlooking Beijing, the red walls and yellow tiles are dotted with flowers. The ancient capital and the spring flowers are intertwined, forming a magnificent spring picture. The Beijing Botanical Garden in April is also a paradise for flowers. In the crabapple flower stream scenic area, more than 2,000 crabapple flowers bloom in sequence, with different varieties such as Malus halliana, Chaenomeles speciosa, and Malus micromalus competing for beauty. Pink crabapple flowers hang all over the branches, swaying in the wind, like strings of pink wind chimes, playing the spring music in the spring breeze. The tulip exhibition area is even more colorful, with red, yellow, purple, and pink... Large swaths of tulips are spread out in front of you like gorgeous brocade, with different flower shapes and various postures, making you feel like you are in a sea of flowers in the Netherlands. In April, Beijing is full of spring flowers, and each flower viewing place has its own unique charm. Whether it is strolling on the path where cherry blossoms are flying, or stopping to admire the dignified and luxurious peonies, you can feel the vitality and infinite beauty of spring. In this beautiful season, you may wish to walk into the sea of flowers in the capital and have a romantic date with spring.

#cherryblossom25 Beijing’s Yuyuantan Park is the unsung hero of cherry blossom season! With over 2,000 sakura trees hugging a sparkling lake, this place is pure magic when the pink petals start flying. First Impressions: Sight: A pink wonderland reflected in the lake’s surface, with paddle boats gliding under flower arches 🚣♀️🌸 Smell: Sweet blossoms mixing with the earthy scent of willow trees along the shore Sound: The click-clack of mahjong tiles from seniors playing under the trees Secret Spot: The western lakeside path—fewer crowds and the best golden hour views of blossoms framing CCTV Tower! Only-in-Beijing Moment: A group of aunties in floral dresses practicing fan dances under the trees suddenly pulled me in—turns out I’m terrible at traditional dance but great at making everyone laugh! 💃😂 Must-Try Snack: Sakura bubble tea from a lakeside vendor—complete with edible flower petals and pink pearls! ⏰ Perfect Sakura Day Plan 7:00 AM - Arrive early to beat crowds (worth the alarm!) 8:30 AM - Morning stroll along Cherry Blossom Road 10:00 AM - Rent a paddle boat for flower-viewing from the water 12:00 PM - Picnic under the weeping cherries near the east gate Why It’s Special: ✓ One of northern China’s largest sakura collections ✓ Stunning city skyline backdrops ✓ That magical “floating on petals” paddle boat feeling ✓ 100% authentic local vibe Pro Tip: Weekdays = peaceful, Weekends = vibrant but crowded. Either way, don’t miss the night illuminations if visiting late March! Would you paddle through petals for this view? Tag your dream sakura adventure buddy! 👇 #PinkInBeijing

#cherryblossom25 Each spring, Beijing’s Yuyuantan Park transforms into a cherry blossom haven, boasting over 3,000 trees across 40+ varieties. From late March to mid-May, the park’s scenic areas like Cherry Valley and South Hill View offer breathtaking views of blossoms in full bloom. Visitors can enjoy cultural events, sample cherry blossom-themed treats, and capture the picturesque landscapes. For an optimal experience, plan your visit during weekdays to avoid crowds and immerse yourself in this floral paradise. 

#cherryblossom25 In Beijing's Spring, you must visit Yuyuantan Park to see the cherry blossoms at least once! Every year when cherry blossom season arrives, the park transforms into a pink dreamland, perfect for photos. Don’t miss this guide and get ready for a spring cherry blossom adventure! ✨ Practical Information: Admission: ¥10 (students half-price, free with annual park pass) Address: No. 10, West 3rd Ring Middle Road, Haidian District, Beijing Public Transport: Line 1, "Gongzhufen" Station, Exit A / Line 16, "Yuyuantan East Gate" Station, Exit D Parking: Available near the park, but since it can get crowded during cherry blossom season, public transport is recommended. Tour Duration: 2-3 hours Cherry Blossom Season: Early Blossoms: Late March, with a mix of pink and white early cherry blossoms, fresh and romantic. Late Blossoms: Mid to late April, deep pink flowers in full bloom, creating a rich, atmospheric scene. Tip: Keep an eye on the park’s official updates to stay informed on the exact dates for the best blossoms. 🌸 Tour Routes: Half-Day Leisurely Tour: Enter through the West Gate → Flower Garden → Mountain Front Path → Waterside Area → Sakura Garden → Zhongdi → Sakura Valley (where you can see various cherry blossom varieties) → South Gate → Yuyuan Spring and Autumn along the East Gate. This route covers most of the popular spots. If you have time, you can take it slow, enjoy the scenery, and take plenty of photos. Quick Highlights Tour: Enter through the West Gate → Little Sakura Creative Shop → Cherry Blossom Café (grab a special cherry blossom drink and relax) → Sakura Shop → Sakura Garden Scenic Area → Zhongdi → South Gate. You can finish the main cherry blossom areas and unique shops in about 2 hours. #travel

#cherryblossom25 Yuyuantan Park in spring is pure magic. Nestled in Beijing's heart, the park transforms into a pink-and-white wonderland as over 2,000 cherry trees burst into bloom. Visitors stroll along lakeside paths beneath fluttering petals, soaking in the peaceful energy and soft fragrance of spring. The annual Cherry Blossom Festival brings a joyful buzz, with music, food, and families celebrating nature's beauty. Whether you're seeking quiet moments or cheerful crowds, Yuyuantan offers both. The blend of natural beauty and city charm makes this park a beloved seasonal escape and an unforgettable experience for anyone lucky enough to visit during bloom.

How to get there: The subway is the most convenient! Take Line 1 to the Military Museum Station, and walk about 15 minutes to the south gate of the park 🚇. If there are many people or you want to save time, you can also call Didi, which is about ¥20-¥40 from the city 🚗. Tickets: The regular ticket price is only ¥2! But if it is during the spring cherry blossom exhibition (March-April), the ticket price ranges from ¥10 to ¥20. Remember to bring your ID card and student ID card, there will be discounts 🎟️. Must-see attractions: • Cherry Blossom Garden: Blooming in spring, super romantic! Cherry Blossom Avenue is really as gorgeous as a pink sea of ​​clouds 🌸. • Yuyuantan Lake: You can rent a boat to row around and see the water and sky 🚣. • CCTV Tower: A nearby high tower, you can overlook the whole of Beijing from the top, which is spectacular 🌇. Recommended route for cherry blossom viewing in Yuyuantan (about 2 hours walking)🥰 🔛Starting point: South Gate (near the Military Museum subway station)🚶 1. Cherry Blossom Avenue (first check-in point) As soon as you enter the gate, you will see the most famous Cherry Blossom Avenue, with cherry blossoms in full bloom on both sides, which is the first choice for taking photos and checking in! It is recommended to come here early in the morning, when there are fewer people and the light is good, and the photos are the best 🌸. 2. East Cherry Blossom Garden Continue walking forward to the cherry blossom garden on the east side, where there are many varieties, including white, pink, lavender and other different colors, suitable for close observation and slow shooting 📸. 3. Take a boat tour on the lake (optional) If you are tired, you can rent a boat at the lakeside pier and row to the small island in the middle of the lake to see the cherry blossoms from a different angle, which is also very healing 🚣. About ¥40/boat. 4. Wetland Garden & Jade Bridge Photo Spot Continue walking north, you will pass by the quiet wetland garden, the air is fresh, and you can also see water birds. Go to Yuqiao to take pictures of the reflections in the lake, and take pictures of the cherry blossoms on the water, which are particularly beautiful ✨. 5. CCTV Tower distant viewpoint Near the north gate, there is an open lawn where you can see the CCTV Tower from a distance. It is suitable for picnics or resting when the sun is good 🧺. 6. Exit the park from the north gate or return to the south gate 🔚 If you have enough time, you can slowly go back to the original route, or exit from the north gate and go to the nearby Hangtian Bridge or Gongzhufen business district for dinner/shopping. Accommodation recommendations: • Tangla Yaxiu Hotel: Very close to the park, good environment and not expensive 🏨. • Beijing JW Marriott: If you want to live in a higher-end, you can choose here, with first-class service ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. Nearby food: • Red Tomato Restaurant: Delicious Italian food, great atmosphere 🍝. • Jiutou Niao Sichuan Restaurant: Very spicy, recommended boiled fish and spicy chicken 🌶️. • Street stalls: There are many stalls selling candied haws and noodles during the cherry blossom season, which are authentic and cheap 🍡. Tips: ✔️Go early! There are a lot of people during the cherry blossom season, so it’s best to arrive before 9 am, and take beautiful photos ☀️. It is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes, as the park is quite large ✔️Be careful when taking photos near the lake⚠️ ✔️It is recommended to wear light-colored clothes, so that you can look good in photos! #travel #couplestrip #beijing #spring #sakura #nature

📍 **Unbeatable location**: Inside the West Third Ring Road, a 10-minute walk from Military Museum Station on subway lines 1/9. Next to the CCTV Tower, it's a natural oxygen bar in the city! 🌸 **Spring's top attraction**: The main venue for the city's hotly contested "Cherry Blossom Festival"! Over 3,000 cherry trees, including mountain cherry blossoms, bloom together. Don't miss a photo of the pink corridor with the TV tower. 🌿 **Scenic all year round**: Boating on the lake and cycling around the lake are available all year round. There are also wild ducks inhabiting the central island! 📸 **Hidden photo spots**: 1️⃣ Cherry Blossom Lawn—Look up to capture birds in flight and the tower's shadow. 2️⃣ Lakeside boardwalk on Zhongshan Island—Sunset and the evening glow reflecting on the lake. 💡 **Tips**: Enter the park at 6am to capture empty scenes! The cherry blossom-themed ice cream at the east gate's small shop is both beautiful and delicious.

#cherryblossom25 Yuyuantan Park is located in Beijing’s Haidian District, is the city’s most famous cherry blossom destination, attracting millions of visitors each spring. With over 3,000 cherry trees of 40+ varieties, the park transforms into a pink-and-white wonderland from late March to mid-April. 📍 Address: Xisanhuan Middle Rd, Haidian District 🚇 Metro: Line 1 or 9 to Military Museum Station, then a 10-min walk. ⏰ Hours: 6:00 AM–9:30 PM

#aprilblooms Just experienced the most breathtaking full bloom at Yuyuan Park in Beijing! What an absolutely wonderful place to visit right now. There are several entrances, but I found the one near the Military Museum Station to be convenient. Once inside, the atmosphere is so nice and peaceful – a real escape within the city. The variety of cherry blossoms here is incredible! So many different types, creating a truly spectacular display of pink and white. One of the highlights was the big lake. You can even enjoy the cherry blossoms from a boat, which looked like such a lovely experience. Yuyuan Park in full bloom is truly suitable for everyone – whether you're a couple looking for a romantic stroll or a family wanting to enjoy a beautiful day out. Highly recommend a visit if you're in Beijing! #beijing #cherry_blossoms

#cherryblossom25 Visiting Yuyuantan Park during cherry blossom season felt like walking through a pink-and-white dream nestled in the heart of bustling Beijing. The park is incredibly spacious and peaceful, with over 2,000 cherry trees painting the landscape in soft pastels. I especially loved the tree-lined walking paths around the lake — perfect for strolls and photos. Locals gathered with cameras, children played under the petals, and street vendors sold spring treats. It was easy to forget the city was just outside the gates. If you’re in Beijing during spring, this is a must-see gem to soak up nature and Chinese park culture.

Manage to catch cherry blossom at Yu Yuan Tan park, all thanks to my little girl asking for a cherry blossom trip. Ends the stroll with cherry blossom-shaped popsicle. My girl enjoy picking up the petals to do bookmark at home too 🌸💓 #cherryblossom25 #discoverchina #beijing #yuyuantan

Many people don’t know can see beautiful cherry blossom in Beijing China. Most of the People will go to Japan and Korea for seeing the cherry blossom during the blossom season. Another option actually you can choose to go China and China have some places have the pretty cherry blossom. One of the to beautiful cherry blossom in China is in Beijing’s Yuyuantan park. You can see many cherry blossom and enjoy the beautiful flower there. #cherryblossom25 #china #beijing #Yuyuantan #flower 📍Address: Yuyuantan Park (玉渊潭公园), Beijing

📍Location: There are multiple ways to enter as the park has several entrances and exits. I personally got off at the Military Museum station, which can be reached via Line 1 (red line) or Line 16 (green line). Exit at the sign for Yuyuan Park. There are many people coming to see the flowers these days, so just follow the crowd. This entrance tends to be less crowded than others. 🌸Park Entrance Fee: 10 yuan per person. 🌸Cherry Blossom Ice Cream: To match the atmosphere, try the cherry blossom ice cream for 25-35 yuan. 🌸Inside the Park: As you walk in, there are benches for resting at intervals. The staff are attentive. 🌸Atmosphere: The weather is nice, there are many varieties of cherry blossoms, and there are beautiful photo spots. 🌸Lake: Keep walking until you reach the lake. There are paddle boats available for rent at various prices, accommodating 4-6 people. Payment can be made in cash or via WeChat Pay. The rental duration is one hour. มาชมซากุระที่ Yuyuan Park Beijing🌸 -location ไแได้หลายทางเพราะในส่วนของสวนสาธารณะมีทางเข้าและออกหลายทาง ส่วนตัวลงสถานี Military Museum สามารถไปจาก Line 1 เส้นสีแดง หรือ Line 16 เส้นสีเขียวได้ ออกมาทางออกที่เขียนว่า Yuyuan Park เลย ช่วงนี้คนมาชมดอกไม้กันเยอะ เดินตามๆเค้ามา ตรงทางเข้านี้คนจะน้อยกว่าทางเข้าอื่น -ซื้อบัตรเข้า Park คนละ 10 หยวน -มีไอติมซากุระเข้ากับบรรยากาศให้ลองกิน 25-35 หยวน -เดินเข้ามาเรื่อยๆ มีที่พักให้นักเป็นพักๆ เจ้าหน้าที่ดูแลดี -อากาศดี มีซากุระหลายพันธุ์ มีมุมถ่ายรูปสวยๆ -เดินมาเรื่อยๆถึงทะเลสาบ มีเรือให้ถีบ มีหลายราคานั่งได้ 4-6 คน สามารถจ่ายได้แค่เงินสด หรือ Wechat Pay นั่งได้หนึ่งชม. #travel #beijing #cherryblossom #thingstodo #china

🌟【Beijing Spring Exclusive Guide】Flower Viewing + Trendy Spots, Discover the Most Beautiful Spring in One Click! 📸 Classic Must-Visit · Royal Spring Scenery 1️⃣ The Palace Museum · Forbidden City Blossoms 🌸 Recommended Highlights: Magnolias by the red walls, crabapple blossoms at Wenhua Hall, pear blossoms at Chengqian Palace—experience 600 years of romance! 🎫 Tickets: 60 RMB (Reserve 7 days in advance!) 📸 Photo Tips: Wear Hanfu or light-colored long dresses; arrive at 8:30 AM for fewer crowds and stunning lighting! 2️⃣ Summer Palace · West Dyke Peach Blossoms 🚣 Activities: Boating on Kunming Lake + 3-kilometer peach blossom sea along West Dyke, like stepping into a Jiangnan ink painting! 🌿 Hidden Spot: Near Jing Bridge, fewer people and denser flowers; dreamy reflections on the lake surface. 3️⃣ Temple of Heaven Park · Zhai Palace Magnolias 🌳 Must-Visit Spots: Zhai Palace's red walls and white magnolias, ancient tree clusters in the apricot blossom forest, and pear blossoms near the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests exuding a sacred aura! ⏰ Blooming Period: Mid-March to early April 💥 Trending Spots · Picture-Perfect Locations 1️⃣ Gulou East Street 🚲 Activities: Take photos with Zhao Lei's lyric wall + sunset cycling at Shichahai; grab a sugar-coated hawthorn stick for retro film vibes! ☕️ Nearby Recommendations: Sugar House Café rooftop overlooking the Drum Tower; rooftop apricot blossoms + hutong tile roofs make for stunning shots! 2️⃣ Olympic Forest Park North · Peach Blossom Valley 🌺 Highlights: Ten-mile peach blossom trail, effortlessly capturing Japanese cherry blossom filter vibes! 👗 Outfit Suggestions: JK uniforms + transparent umbrellas; snap petal rain shots when the wind blows! 3️⃣ Wudaoying Hutong 🍃 Artsy Route: Rooftop cafés with cats + vintage finds at handmade shops; Guozijian's red walls and green trees as the perfect backdrop! 🎨 Must-Visit Shops: Metal Hands (tulip window views), Jing-A Taproom (hutong rooftop views) 🌸 Limited Blooming Period · Flower Viewing Calendar ✅ Mid-March: Summer Palace mountain peach blossoms, Ming City Wall Relic Park plum blossoms ✅ Late March: Early cherry blossoms at Yuyuantan Park, cornelian cherry blossoms at Beihai Park ✅ Early April: Haitang Flower Creek at Yuan Dynasty City Wall Relics Park, lilacs at Fayuan Temple ❗️Daily Flower Updates: Follow "Beijing Flower Watch" livestream to avoid peak crowds! 📝 Practical Tips 🚇 Transportation: Opt for the subway! Roads near attractions are often congested; shared bikes + walking are more flexible. 🎒 Essentials: ID card (required at all attractions!), windproof jacket, sunglasses, power bank 🍜 Food Highlights: Huguosi snacks like pea cake and glutinous rice rolls with sweet bean flour; pair them with spring blossoms for an aesthetic boost! 💌 Spring is fleeting—save this guide and go with your besties! Check the comments to find photo buddies! 👉 (Follow me to unlock spring travel maps across China) 👈

Spring has sprung! Amazing experience in this park in Beijing enjoying the beautiful spring blossoms & my favourite the 🌸🌸🌸🌸

#discoverchina Yuyuantan Park, also known as Jade Lake Park, is one of Beijing's most beautiful urban parks located in Haidian District. Covering 137 hectares with 68 hectares of water surface, this park serves as both a recreational haven and an important ecological conservation area in China's capital city. The park's centerpiece is its expansive lake, surrounded by Cherry blossom trees (over 3,000 trees of 20+ varieties), willow-lined walking paths, traditional Chinese pavilions and bridges and well-maintained gardens (including rose, peony and lotus gardens). During spring, the park transforms into a pink wonderland when cherry blossoms bloom, attracting thousands of visitors daily. Nowadays, visitors can enjoy numerous activities: -Boat rides (paddle boats available for rent), -Kite flying in open areas, -Bird watching (home to ducks, swans and migratory birds), -Photography (especially during cherry blossom season), -Picnicking in designated areas, -Walking and jogging along scenic paths. With history dating back to the Jin Dynasty (1115-1234), Yuyuantan has served as: -Imperial fishing ground for Emperor Zhangzong of Jin, -Qing Dynasty imperial garden (with reconstructed fishing terraces), -Site of China's first agricultural college in early 20th century, -Important flood control system for Beijing since 1773. Each season offers unique experiences: Spring: Cherry Blossom Festival (late March to mid-April) Summer: Lotus flowers bloom on the lake Autumn: Golden foliage and comfortable temperatures Winter: Snow-covered landscapes and ice activities. Visitor Information Location: No.10 Xisanhuan Middle Road, Haidian District Ticket Price: 2 yuan (April-October), 1 yuan (November-March) Best Time to Visit: Early morning or weekdays to avoid crowds Accessibility: Metro Line 1 or 9 to Military Museum Station. The park serves as natural habitat for various bird species and as aGreen Lungs for Beijing's urban environment, as well as water conservation area connecting to Beijing's water system. Cultural Events Yuyuantan hosts regular cultural activities including like: -Traditional Chinese painting exhibitions, -Calligraphy displays, -Seasonal flower shows, -Outdoor concerts during pleasant weather. Yuyuantan Park offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and historical significance. Whether you're seeking peaceful relaxation, outdoor activities, or cultural experiences, this park provides an exceptional urban escape that showcases Beijing's harmonious balance between nature and city life.