Wanchun Pavilion

I got up early to watch the flag-raising ceremony, and then immediately rode my bike to Jingshan Park. There were very few people in the morning, only two or three tourists, and the rest were old Beijingers who got up early to exercise. From the rising sun, I saw the bright sunshine and the golden Forbidden City complex, which was beautiful~ It’s a pity that my camera is not good enough to capture its beauty~ After getting off Jingshan and having breakfast, I just happened to go to the Forbidden City, perfectly avoiding group tourists~ By the way, I took two photos of the corner tower and Shenwu Gate. The area around the Forbidden City in the morning is really amazing👍

Jingshan Park is located right behind the Forbidden City. It is surrounded by mountains, adjacent to Beihai in the west and the Forbidden City in the south. It overlooks the capital and was once located in the center of the imperial city. There are five pavilions built from east to west on Jingshan: Zhoushang Pavilion, Miaoguan Pavilion, Wanchun Pavilion, Jifang Pavilion, and Fulan Pavilion. One pavilion is higher than the other. Wanchun Pavilion is located at the highest point of Jingshan and has the best view of the Forbidden City. To the east of Wanchun Pavilion stands a large stone with the inscription "The First Place to See the Scenic Spots in Beijing" by Luo Zhewen. Standing in front of Wanchun Pavilion is the imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties in Chinese history, the world's largest wooden structure ancient building complex, and the Forbidden City, the first of the five largest palaces in the world. When the weather is clear and the air is transparent, you can see the entire Forbidden City and the skyline of Beijing.

Wanchun Pavilion is located in the south of Fubiting Pavilion in the Imperial Garden. It was built in the 15th year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1536). Wanchun Pavilion and Qianqiu Pavilion are a pair of buildings with the same shape and structure, with only slight differences in the caisson painting. The specific difference lies in the top of the pagoda. There are cloud patterns (or flame patterns) on the top of the pagoda of Wanchun Pavilion, while there are no cloud patterns on the top of Qianqiu Pavilion.

Wanchun Pavilion is a square pavilion building at the highest point of Jingshan Park, located on the central axis of Beijing, overlooking the Forbidden City and the surrounding scenery. When clouds appear in the sky, Wanchun Pavilion will be crowded with people, and there is basically no place to stand. People are so crowded that you can hardly put down your camera.

Wanchun Pavilion is located at the highest point of Jingshan Mountain and is the base point of the north-south axis of Beijing. It is known as the commanding height on the central axis of Beijing and the first place to view the scenic spots in Beijing.

It is well known that Wanchun Pavilion overlooks the Forbidden City. With the good weather, it is really great! There are already many uncles carrying cameras and snapping photos like crazy.

Climb to the top of Wanchun Pavilion and look over the center of the city. You can also see the crowds in the Forbidden City. The ancient colors are rich and mysterious. The mist in the distance has not yet dissipated, and it is as hazy as a light ink painting.

The surrounding scenery can be seen at a glance. This place was once the commanding height of the capital.



Appreciate the magnificence of Beijing's Central Axis, and the picture scroll of the long river of history and the imagination of the highest decision-making in the strategic planning will naturally flood into your eyes and thoughts.

Looking down at the Forbidden City and Beijing city from the emperor's perspective, one feels as if he is the only one who can look down on the world.

As the sky gradually cleared up, more and more photography enthusiasts rushed with their cameras and short distances to seize favorable terrain.

This is recognized as the best place to have a panoramic view of the Forbidden City. The Buddha is on top, facing south, blessing the land of China, the Forbidden City, and every shining point on the central axis with mysterious and kind grace.

At dusk, the light is blurred and soft, like the eyes of a girl, rippling and full of affection. Mist is steaming the horizon, and in the shadows, the Forbidden City is jumping like a mirage under the Wanchun Pavilion, showing the distant figure that history has endowed this great palace with in a playful way.

At the Wanchun Pavilion in the middle of the Wufang Pavilion in Jingshan, you can indeed take a panoramic view of the Forbidden City. It is quite shocking to the naked eye. The emperor was really extravagant~~ He enclosed such a large area~~

It's really worth climbing up to take a look~~The mountain is not high~~

It's perfect to have a panoramic view of Beijing and the Forbidden City. It's easy to climb up. Come to Jingshan Park for an outing.

At Wanchun Pavilion, standing on the central axis of the capital, overlooking the entire Forbidden City, looking around, there may be a moment when you think of "All under heaven is the king's land; all within the four seas are the king's subjects"!

Wanchun Pavilion is located at the middle peak of Jingshan Mountain. The relative height of the middle peak is 45.7 meters. It is the highest and best viewing point on the north-south central axis of Beijing. Standing on the top of the Wanchun Pavilion, you can see the panoramic view of the Forbidden City, with a large golden building in front of you. Looking down, you can also see the Wanchun Pavilion in the Imperial Garden of the Forbidden City. The weather is good today and the visibility is OK. Standing here and looking at the Forbidden City is magnificent. Looking west from the Wanchun Pavilion is Beihai Park, and you can clearly see the White Pagoda of Beihai Park. Under the Wanchun Pavilion is the Beijing City Center Point Sign. This is the center of Beijing City.

Wanchun Pavilion overlooks the entire Forbidden City. I think I have truly seen the Forbidden City only up to this point. The crooked tree where Emperor Chongzhen committed suicide still stands in the garden. If you are interested, you can go and have a look...

This is a main building on the top of Jingshan Park. Standing here you can see the whole view of the Forbidden City.

Many tourists take selfies at Wanchun Pavilion to take a photo with the entire Forbidden City.

There are also many foreigners among them.

I heard that you can see the whole Forbidden City from Wanchun Pavilion on the top of Jingshan Park. Without further ado, let's head to the highest point. The red brick and yellow tile Forbidden City is in full view, which is spectacular! It's a pity that the light was not good when taking pictures, otherwise it would be better. On the other side of Wanchun Pavilion, you can see the new look of modern Beijing. It is worthy of being called "the first place to see the beauty of Beijing"! There are Buddha statues enshrined in Wanchun Pavilion, which are solemn and sacred.

You can overlook the entire Forbidden City. Photography enthusiasts will come here with their cameras to take pictures. It is a great place worth visiting.

The most famous thing about Jingshan Park is that you can overlook the entire Forbidden City from the Wanchun Pavilion on the top of the mountain.

Our legs were weak after walking all day, and I almost cried when we were climbing up to Wanchun Pavilion. But when we got there, all our tiredness was gone, and the view of the Forbidden City was so shocking.

My broken phone can’t capture the desired effect, so I just want to strongly recommend that everyone should go.

Especially at sunset, the Forbidden City gradually becomes less crowded, and you should not miss the scenery after the crowd is cleared.

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The most famous places in Jingshan Park are the "Wanchun Pavilion" at the highest point, the five symmetrical pavilions, and the place where Emperor Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty hanged himself.

Not bad, worth going!

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The most famous places in Jingshan Park are the "Wanchun Pavilion" at the highest point, the five symmetrical pavilions and the place where Emperor Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty hanged himself.

As soon as you enter the scenic area, you will see a mountain path with steps. Most tourists climb up the steps without hesitation, ready to climb.

"Wanchun Pavilion is located on the middle peak of Jingshan Mountain, which has a relative height of 45.7 meters and is the highest and best viewing point on the north-south central axis of Beijing.

I think most of the tourists who come to the top of Jingshan Mountain don't take a close look at these five pavilions, right?

They all rush to climb to the top to overlook the Forbidden City and the central axis of Beijing in the north.

Indeed, there is no more ideal viewing point in the capital than this one!

It is said that when it snows, both the Forbidden City and the Wanchun Pavilion in Jingshan are crowded with people. Especially in the Wanchun Pavilion, it is so crowded that it is almost impossible to get a seat.

The far end of the central axis is the Bell and Drum Tower, and the crossroads in the middle is the Di'anmen intersection (the original Di'anmen tower was demolished at the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China). Now the central axis in a broad sense has been extended far northward from the Drum Tower.

The Wanchun Pavilion in Jingshan Park is the best place to see the whole Forbidden City. I highly recommend this place. The ticket to Jingshan Park is also cheap, it seems to be only two yuan.

When you are in a bad mood, you can stand on it and look down. Your mood will instantly improve. Try it.

The Wanchun Pavilion is located in the center of the Five Pavilions in Jingshan Park. It is also the tallest of the five pavilions and the best viewing point for viewing the Forbidden City and Beijing city scenery.

Wanchun Pavilion is located at the highest point of Jingshan Mountain. Although Jingshan Mountain is not very high, its location allows people who come here to enjoy a 360-degree view of Beijing, which attracts countless tourists every day to take in the beautiful scenery of Beijing. Standing on the observation deck of Wanchun Pavilion, you can see the White Pagoda of Beihai and the boats sailing on the water, the National Grand Theater, the layout of the Forbidden City, and even the big words "Forbidden City Museum" clearly. If it is sunset on a sunny day, you can see the glazed tiles on the roof of the palace emitting golden light under the refraction of the setting sun.

Wanchun Pavilion was built in 1750. It has three-story eaves with pointed corners, a yellow glazed tile roof, and brackets and roof ridges painted in blue and lake green as the main colors. The building itself is very exquisite. While you are attracted by the surrounding scenery, don't forget to appreciate Wanchun Pavilion.

I must write a few words about watching the sunset at Wanchun Pavilion in Jingshan.

Jingshan is actually the backyard of the Forbidden City, and Wanchun Pavilion is the highest point of Jingshan. Climbing up and looking far, you can see the Forbidden City and the White Pagoda in one glance. The setting sun shines on every tile of the Forbidden City, shining with golden light and extremely gorgeous. Young and old, Chinese, foreign, white, and yellow people gathered here to watch this most glorious moment written by nature and mankind. Countless flashes kept flashing.

Wanchun Pavilion is a must-visit place for tourists to Jingshan Park. From here, you can overlook the entire central city of Beijing. Looking out from Wanchun Pavilion, you can see the panoramic view of the Forbidden City to the south; to the north, you can see the Bell and Drum Tower on the central axis; to the west, you can see the White Pagoda of Beihai; to the southeast, you can see Zhongnanhai

From Wanchun Pavilion, you can see the magnificent palaces of the Forbidden City to the south, the Bell and Drum Tower on the central axis to the north, and the White Pagoda of Beihai to the west.

It is the highest point in Jingshan Park. It seems that you can overlook the entire Palace Museum. How can it be described as magnificent?

The pavilion in Jingshan Park is the center of the Wufang Pavilion. From it you can see the entire Forbidden City.

Simply put, from here, you can see almost the entire core area of ​​Beijing. It is right at the center of Beijing's old city, and it also crosses the north-south central axis. Both the view angle and the height are good enough. However, it is also because this place is quite suitable for photography that Wanchun Pavilion is always crowded with people, especially in the afternoon and evening. You will find a lot of lenses facing the west to shoot the sunset. At that time, you may just take out your camera and record the beautiful sunset.

A great place to overlook the Forbidden City. It has a panoramic view. It is even better when the weather is good. The center of Beijing is right under the Wanchun Pavilion.

The majestic Wanchun Pavilion, with three eaves and four corners and yellow tile roof

The best place to view the capital's beautiful scenery, overlooking the magnificent scenery of the capital.

Standing at the highest point of Jingshan, Wanchun Pavilion, you can see the entire Forbidden City to the south, the White Pagoda of Beihai Park to the west, and the CCTV Big Pants Building to the east. To the north is the Shouhuang Palace.