As an international metropolis, Beijing is a fusion of Chinese and foreign cultures, and its charm is enhanced by the exotic attractions. By visiting these places with an exotic ambiance, you can experience the colorful cultures of the world without leaving Beijing and capture unique photos with an exotic touch.

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World Park: Admire Architectural Wonders from Around the World

Located in the southwest of Fengtai District, World Park is a culturally themed park with exotic features.

Covering an area of 46.7 hectares, World Park is designed according to the layout of the five continents. It showcases 109 miniature scenic spots of famous landmarks and historical sites from 40 countries around the world. The park features the most renowned architectural wonders, and its water system is connected in the shape of the four oceans.

The meticulously crafted 1:10 scale miniature buildings in the park are a sight to behold. These replicas of world-famous landmarks are made using techniques such as bronze carving, casting, gilding, gold plating, and wood carving. They are exquisitely designed and lifelike, faithfully capturing the original styles. Being there gives you a real sense of traveling around the world.

World Park is currently undergoing transformation and upgrading to become a comprehensive park focusing on family leisure and entertainment. In addition to the existing miniature landscapes, the park has introduced various new experiences such as nighttime light shows, "Happy Animal City," "Nika Tent Camp," "Coral Island Adventure Park," and "Playful World" to provide visitors with different experiences.

Address: No. 158 Fengbao Road, Huaxiang, Fengtai District, Beijing

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Beijing Exhibition Center: Russian Style

Established in 1954, the Beijing Exhibition Center is the first professional exhibition center in New China, with Chairman Mao Zedong's calligraphy and Premier Zhou Enlai presiding over the ribbon-cutting ceremony. It is the birthplace of the exhibition industry in New China.

The Beijing Exhibition Center integrates convention halls, dining, tourism, accommodation, and entertainment, and it is one of the landmark buildings in Beijing. In September 2016, it was included in the first-of-its-kind 20th-Century Chinese Architectural Heritage List. It holds the memories of several generations.

The North Exhibition Theater, built at the same time as the main building, is the largest single-story professional theater in the capital, with a seating capacity of over 2,700. The Moscow Restaurant (MOCKABA PECTOPAH), located on the west side of the North Exhibition, is one of the earliest top-grade Russian-style restaurants in Beijing and is affectionately known as the "Old Mo" by locals.

While inheriting its glorious history and discovering innovative highlights, Beijing Exhibition Center continuously enriches and builds distinctive cultural brands. Through meticulous and distinctive services, it creates a charming lifestyle service complex.

Address: No. 135 Xizhimennei Avenue, Xicheng District, Beijing

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Rending Lake Park: Italian Roman-style Courtyards

Rending Lake Park, which means "Ren Ding Sheng Tian (man can conquer nature)," was built by the masses in 1958 and has been continuously renovated over the years.

The park mainly features modern gardens, with the southern half consisting of lawns, water features, sculptures, and pergolas, creating a European-style garden environment.

Strolling through the park, you can see European-style Roman column gates, colonnades, sculptures, and more, exuding an exotic charm. The park was also featured in the film "The Dream Factory" directed by Feng Xiaogang.

The park includes sections such as Ancient Rome, Egypt, Babylon Gardens, Islamic courtyards, Versailles Palace gardens, Italian plateau gardens, and classical Chinese gardens. With its retro and exotic film-like atmosphere, it has become a popular destination for visitors to take photos.

Address: No. 15 Liupukang Street, Xicheng District, Beijing

Translator: CHEN Nuoqi

Reviewer: LIU Siqi