Showing posts with label Tuanjiehu City Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tuanjiehu City Park. Show all posts

Thursday, August 15, 2013

State AAAA Scenic Spot The Tanzhe Temple


The Tanzhe Temple is a State AAAA Scenic Spot and one of the top-priority national protected cultural relic sites in Beijing. Located in Mentougou District of Beijing, it is about 30 kilometers away from downtown Beijing. Initially built in the first year of Yongjia (AD 307) during the Western Jin Dynasty, it boasts a time-honored history of almost 1,700 years. As the proverb goes: “Tanzhe Temple came first, then Beijing City made its debut”.
The Tanzhe Temple
Due to the "Dragon Nest" behind the temple and Cudrania trees making a forest in the mountain, Tanzhe Temple hereby got its name. Tanzhe Temple sits north and faces south, leaning against Baozhu Mountain. Surrounded by nine tall peaks as a horseshoe-shaped retaining ring, Baozhu Mountain seems protected by nine dragons in the middle. The large Tanzhe Temple stands in the south foothill of Baozhu Mountain. As the tall peaks prevent cold northwestern currents, a warm and humid microclimate occurs where the Tanzhe Temple stands. Therefore, this region features lush vegetation with many old trees and valuable flowers. A magnificent view of a beautiful natural environment greets all tourists.

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Tuanjiehu City Park in China

 Tuanjiehu City ParkAs one of the National AAA Tourism Attractions, Tuanjiehu City Park is modeled on a historic garden in South China, which covers an area of 123,000 m2, including a water area of 54,000 m2. The buildings in the park show not only the solemn of the North but also the features of the South, such as gray roofs, white walls and Nanmu color. The garden has a grassland of 36,970 m2 with 8,676 trees of various kinds,
occupying 72% of the whole park. Thanks to the large variety of plants, the park remains green throughout the year.
The main attractions include Yunshan, Deyuelang, Shugehexiang, Mingyifang, Jingxiangting, Wanxiayixiuting, Liushuizhaobi, Lancuixuan and the Simulated Beach. The park is well designed with pavilions, corridors, towers, walls, bridges, boats and halls. The three bridges named “Huanbo”, “Jiexiu” and “Yinsheng”are beautifully and uniquely built. Minyifang, Deyuelang and Banbichanglang reveal the sense of traditional local architecture.