Beijing Beihai Park Ticket

Tour Highlights

Beihai Park is one of the oldest, most intact, comprehensive and representative imperial gardens in China.

With a history of nearly a thousand years, the park covers an area of 69 hectares.

Beihai Park incorporates the best of gardening techniques from various regions, blending the majestic grandeur of northern gardens with the graceful and charming elegance of southern private gardens.

Stroll through the park and admire the artistic masterpieces of Chinese historical gardens.

With a single ticket to Beihai Park, unlock a millennium‑old imperial garden that embodies the majestic grandeur of northern gardens and the delicate elegance of southern gardens, allowing you to read the poetry and depth of ancient Beijing in every brick, tile, lake, and scenic view. This imperial garden, first built in the Liao Dynasty and renovated through several dynasties, is one of the oldest and most intact imperial gardens in China. One ticket serves as your pass to a thousand years of elegance.

Enter the garden and step into a painting. Weeping willows shade the winding paths, while sturdy pines and verdant cypresses stand tall and lush, infusing the entire landscape with vibrant life. A gentle breeze rustles the willow branches, which complement the well‑arranged pavilions and towers. The grand halls exude the opulence of an imperial palace, with vermilion walls and grey‑tiled eaves intertwining, every detail showcasing royal grandeur. Wandering through, you experience both the open spaciousness of northern gardens and the delicate refinement of southern gardens—every step reveals a new view, every view tells a story, embodying the ultimate aesthetics of classical Chinese gardens.

Here, you find both the luxurious heritage of an imperial garden and the solemn serenity of a religious monastery. The white Tibetan‑style pagoda stands majestically atop the hill, a landmark of the park, complementing the Zen ambiance of Yong'an Temple. Amidst the rising incense smoke, it exudes a profound sense of dignity. Ancient structures like the Nine‑Dragon Wall and Five‑Dragon Pavilion bear the marks of time, telling tales of the imperial splendour of days gone by, with every brick and tile carrying a thousand‑year cultural legacy.

With a ticket in hand, one unmissable experience is boating on the lake. Take a small boat and drift across the shimmering Taiye Pool to enjoy the garden's beauty from a different perspective: up close, the white pagoda reflects on the lake, blending illusion and reality; afar, the pavilions and halls are arranged in delightful disorder, dotted with weeping willows and verdant cypresses, recreating the classic scene of "Let us paddle our oars." With a gentle breeze and rippling waters, you take in the boldness of the north and the warmth of the south, immersing yourself in the unique charm of this imperial garden.

With an affordable ticket price of HKD 10 during peak season and HKD 5 during off‑peak season, a thousand years of imperial beauty is within reach. No complicated procedures required—simply book with your real name and enter the park. With one ticket in hand, enjoy the harmonious blend of weeping willows, hardy pines, pavilions, and halls, and experience the leisurely joy of boating on the lake. Bring this ticket and embark on a garden journey spanning a thousand years, experiencing the unique allure of Beihai Park amidst grandeur and elegance—truly a highlight of Beijing's finest scenery.