Xiangshan Park in Beijing is a beloved destination for locals, especially during autumn when the mountain is awash in vibrant red foliage. If you’re planning a trip with kids, check out this comprehensive guide for an unforgettable experience.
Children’s Ticket Policy
Ticket Price: Free
Free Admission Requirements: Children aged 6 years old (including 6 years old) or under 1.2 meters tall (including 1.2 meters)
Entry Requirements for Children:
1. For infants between 0 and 3 years old:
Show the accompanying person’s green health code and a negative nucleic acid test result within 72 hours.
2. For children over 3 years old:
Verify health status through a combination of ID card scanning, temperature measurement, and code verification; health status can be verified by accompanying persons using their mobile phones; if there is no smartphone, provide the ID number for staff assistance in verifying health status.
1. Itinerary One
East Gate – Double Qing Villa East Side Flat – Double Qing Villa – Laiqingxuan – Lizhu Lou – Xiaobai Lou – Siqin She – Duoyun Ting – Zhenfang Lou, Zhennan Fang
Route Features:
Moderate slopes throughout, requiring a certain level of physical endurance. Exhibitions offer a vivid and detailed glimpse into the lives of revolutionary leaders during their time at Xiangshan.
2. Itinerary Two
East Gate – Zhiyuan Zhai – Jia Ri Yuan – North Gate
Route Features:
Relatively flat terrain, suitable for younger visitors. Discover native wildflowers and learn about insects, fostering a love for nature and environmental awareness in children.
3. Itinerary Three
East Gate – Yuhuaxiu – Xiangwu Ku – Yutai Gate – Xianglu Feng
Route Features:
Moderate slopes throughout, requiring a certain level of physical endurance. Suitable for those who enjoy regular exercise, challenging themselves and building physical strength.
4. Itinerary Four
North Gate – Biyun Temple
East Gate – Xiangshan Temple
Route Features:
These two historic temples offer children a chance to experience the beauty of classical Chinese garden and artistic culture.
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