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A Chinese pavilion in Taoranting Park in Beijing is seen in this photo taken on April 20, 2025
/CGTNA Chinese pavilion in Taoranting Park in Beijing is seen in this photo taken on April 20, 2025
/CGTNA Chinese pavilion in Taoranting Park in Beijing is seen in this photo taken on April 20, 2025
/CGTNAs the five-day May Day holiday approaches, the Beijing Municipal Administration Center of Parks has launched its inaugural Park
Healing Guide, spotlighting 30 tranquil garden sites and leisure areas across the city that are ideal for reading, relaxation, tea
appreciation, and mindfulness
The initiative aims to offer visitors and residents a sanctuary to embrace peace and refined beauty within the capital's green spaces.Among
the highlighted destinations is the Huaxia Famous Pavilions Garden in Taoranting Park
Spanning over 2,000 years of architectural heritage, the garden features meticulous replicas of more than 10 renowned pavilions sourced from
nine cities in six Chinese provinces
Each pavilion boasts a distinct architectural style and cultural significance, exemplifying exceptional artistic value in garden design
Nestled among lush woods and towering bamboo, the pavilions stand amidst staggered tree canopies, harmoniously merging into a serene
landscape that evokes a timeless sense of calm.A Chinese pavilion in Taoranting Park in Beijing is seen in this photo taken on April 20,
/CGTNA Chinese pavilion in Taoranting Park in Beijing is seen in this photo taken on April 20, 2025
/CGTNA Chinese pavilion in Taoranting Park in Beijing is seen in this photo taken on April 20, 2025
/CGTNEstablished in 1952 on a historic site once frequented by scholars and poets, Taoranting Park serves as a modern urban garden that
masterfully integrates ancient and contemporary landscaping techniques
Its core theme revolves around the celebration of China's profound pavilion culture, offering visitors a unique blend of historical
reverence and natural tranquility.
