Zizhuyuan Park, here I come!

Zizhuyuan Park is a natural landscape park located at No. 35, Zhongguancun South Street, Haidian District, Beijing. It is named after the "Fuyin Zizhuyuan" temple from the Ming and Qing dynasties in the northwest of the park. The South Changhe River and Shuangzi Canal run through the park, forming a basic pattern of three lakes, two islands, one embankment, one river, and one canal. Zizhuyuan Park is known for its bamboo scenery, with over 300 species of plants, more than 50 species of birds, and various other organisms, making it a park rich in biodiversity. The park's landscaping strives for a natural look, with rugged rocks interspersed with flowers, trees, and bamboo, showcasing the cultural charm of the Chinese nation. In the middle of the park, Qinglian Island features "Bayi Pavilion" and "Bamboo Rhythm Scenic Stone"; Mingyue Island has "Wenyue Tower" and "Xiaosheng Drunken Moon"; the west side has "Crossing the Sea to the East" and "Zizhu Fishing"; the south side has "Chengbi Mountain House" and a children's playground; the north side of Changhe River is the "Junshi Garden" with unique Jiangnan garden features, where the mountains are winding and undulating, the water bodies are gathered and scattered, the plant configuration is delicate, and the structures are light, elegant, and unique. The park also offers a wealth of science education resources and special activities, such as the beauty of gardens, traditional festivals, birds and fish, plant notes, as well as garden tours and traditional cultural activities. Zizhuyuan Park is a park that combines natural beauty, cultural charm, and science education, suitable for visitors of all ages to visit and learn.