Bei Hai Park & Hou Hai

This afternoon, 13 of us went to Beihai Park (Chinese: 北海公园; Pinyin: Běihăi Gōngyuán), an imperial garden northwest of the Forbidden City in Beijing.

It was initially built in the 10th century, and is a typical Chinese garden. Before the end of the Qing Dynasty in 1911, this area was part of the Forbidden City. However since 1925, it is open to the public.

The Park has an area of more than 700,000 m², with a water area that covers more than half of the entire Park.

Here are few shots taken this afternoon.

Andri & Candra at Bei Hai Park

Andri & Candra at Bei Hai Park

Group photo near the Hall of Beneficent Causation

Group photo near the Hall of Beneficent Causation

Andri hugs

Andri hugs

Andri in front of the Eternal Mercy Hall

Andri in front of the Eternal Mercy Hall

Group photo in front of Nine Dragons Screen

Group photo in front of Nine Dragons Screen

Andri & Candra near Hou Hai Lake

Andri & Candra near Hou Hai Lake

The last picture was taken in an area called Hou Hai, a place full of restaurants, cafes, and bars. There is a lake in the middle of the area called Hou Hai Lake. We went there to eat at a pizza parlour. It was somewhere on the corner, I don’t think I’ll be able to find it again myself. LOL! The pizza was nice though.. humm…

For more photos at Bei Hai Park, please click here

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