Five Parks Launch Boating Services

This weekend, the boating services in Beijing's five major parks will be resumed. Here's a guide for your visit 🌸 Spring has arrived, and it's time to go boating in the parks to enjoy the beautiful spring scenery. Don't miss the first wave of boating this spring if you're visiting Beijing recently. Starting from March 16th, boating services in all five major parks in Beijing will be fully resumed. Here is a simple boating guide for your reference🚣: 1️⃣ Summer Palace 🌳 👉 A royal garden from the Qing Dynasty, known as the 'Royal Garden Museum' 🎫 Admission: 30 RMB/person 🚢 Boat fare: Varies depending on the type of boat, please consult the scenic area for details 2️⃣ Beihai Park 🏝 👉 One of China's oldest and most intact royal gardens 🎫 Admission: 10 RMB/person 🚢 Boat fare: Ranges from 40-120 RMB/hour 3️⃣ Yuyuantan Park 🌸 👉 One of the eleven major parks in Beijing, with pleasant scenery 🎫 Admission: 2 RMB/person 🚢 Boat fare: 60-120 RMB/hour 4️⃣ Zizhuyuan Park 🌳 👉 Known for its bamboo scenery, the park is beautiful and is referred to as 'Little Jiangnan' 🎫 Admission: Free 🚢 Boat fare: 40-100 RMB/hour 5️⃣ Taoranting Park 🌌 👉 A modern urban garden that integrates ancient and modern gardening arts, offering a delightful experience 🎫 Admission: 2 RMB/person 🚢 Boat fare: 50-100 RMB/hour 📢 The above boat fares are for reference only, actual prices may fluctuate, please refer to the actual announcement in the scenic area. Spring in Beijing is short and beautiful, and 'chasing spring' in Beijing is a very interesting thing to do.