Jingshan Park was the highest point of central Beijing. Jingshan Hill was the imperial secret garden in Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties and was originally named Qingshan, Wansuishan, Zhenshan and Jingshan. It was also called Meishan among folks.

Jingshan Park was the place where the emperors and empresses of Ming and Qing Dynasties worshiped ancestors, so cultural relics and historic sites are preserved, including Shouhuang Hall (Hall of Imperial Longevity), Guande Hall, Huguo Zhongyi Temple, Qiwang Building.

This holy land presents you rich ancestor feeling, inherits and carries forward Chinese filial piety culture. Inside the park, there are towering ancient trees, mountains, tall buildings, a great variety of peonies and rich cultural activities. Five pavilions arrange in a horizontal line, the middle Wanchun Pavilion is located at the highest point of the Central Axis of Beijing enjoying favorable climate and geography. On the Wanchun Pavilion, you can overlook the entire Palace Museum and take a look at the Central Axis, enjoying the symmetrical layout and magnificent royal buildings.

Five Beijing parks have required real-name ticket booking to crack down on scalpers during the epidemic.Jingshan Park, Taoranting Park and Yuyuantan Park have joined two other parks in Beijing to demand real-name purchasing of tickets, according to the Beijing Municipal Administration Center of Parks.

Ticket: 2 yuan for each adult

Address: No. 44, Jingshan West Street, Xicheng District