Beihai Park is a millennium royal garden, the imperial backyard of the Liao, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. It is located in the city centre and offers a peaceful retreat amidst the hustle and bustle. The iconic White Pagoda stands on Qionghua Island, surrounded by picturesque lake water. The double-sided Nine Dragon Wall, Jingxinzhai Jiangnan Courtyard, and Linshui Wulong Pavilion are all featured check-in points. You can enjoy the reflection of the White Pagoda by boating on the lake surface. The pavilions and towers in the park are scattered, and the scenery varies throughout the four seasons. It is suitable for taking photos and taking walks. It is the first choice for half day leisure in the city centre.
The Ming Thirteen Tombs is a world cultural heritage site, consisting of a complex of Ming dynasty imperial tombs located at the foot of Tianshou Mountain in Changping. Hundreds of Ming Dynasty stone carvings stand on the 7-kilometer Shinto Road, exuding a magnificent aura; Changling has a rare golden nanmu hall with ancient and stunning architecture; Dingling Mausoleum is the only Ming Dynasty imperial tomb in China that is open to the public. Visitors can visit the imperial tombs underground, observe the regulations of Ming Dynasty royal tombs up close, and understand ancient feng shui and royal funeral culture. It is suitable for history enthusiasts to visit in depth.
Option 1: Beihai Park Basic Admission Ticket
Only includes basic access to the park, allowing visitors to visit public areas such as the White Pagoda Lake Trail, Nine Dragon Wall, Five Dragon Pavilion, and Jingxin Studio, suitable for leisure photography and short distance tours.
Option 2: Beihai Park Joint Ticket
Includes access to the main entrance of Beihai Park, Yonghe Temple, Round City, and White Pagoda.
Option 3: Ming Thirteen Tombs Single Scenic Spot Ticket
Only includes tickets to Dingling Scenic Area
Option 4: Classic Coupon of the Thirteen Tombs
Including: Dingling+Changling+Zhaoling+Shinto.