As spring arrives, major scenic spots across Beijing are unveiling new cultural and creative products inspired by blossoming flowers. From fridge magnets and badges to desserts and specialty drinks, all kinds of spring-themed souvenirs are now available for you to explore.
Beihai Park
Beihai Park has launched its first flower-viewing season commemorative ticket, themed "Mountain Peach Blossoms Against the White Pagoda", symbolizing the vitality and poetic charm of spring in Beijing. Spring-themed fridge magnets and limited-edition seasonal treats and drinks are also available.
Jingshan Park
Jingshan Park has introduced a peony-shaped milk tofu dessert, offering visitors a taste of spring in every bite.
Temple of Heaven Park
Temple of Heaven Park has released the "Temple of Heaven - Butterfly Ferris Wheel" AR fridge magnet. When you scan the QR code, you can view animated butterflies in flight. Another new item, the lily-of-the-valley-themed fridge magnet, features a miniature bronze bell that produces a pleasant "ding", capturing the sounds of spring at the Temple of Heaven.
Yuyuantan Park
Yuyuantan Park has unveiled its 11th-generation cherry blossom ice cream, available in two sizes following last year's popular family-oriented design. Three limited-edition French-style cherry blossom desserts and a variety of cherry blossom-themed food and beverage products have also been launched. In addition, the park has introduced a new cultural and creative product series titled "Xiaoying and Her Friends", featuring fridge magnets and other themed products.
National Botanical Garden (North Garden)
The Garden has released a "Pinxia" (品霞) peach-themed hand towel, inspired by the distinctive shape, color, and texture of Pinxia peach flowers.
The "Caomu Qiyu" (草木奇遇) embroidered badge blind box series features rare plants such as the silver slipper orchid (Paphiopedilum micranthum) , presented in six unique designs. Visitors can also enjoy spring-exclusive beverages, such as the peach blossom latte.
The Natural History Museum of China
The Natural History Museum of China has launched the "Spring in the Wild" (春野寻欢) cultural and creative product series, focusing on butterflies, birds, flowers, and seasonal elements, bringing museum culture into daily life.
Taoranting Park
Taoranting Park has introduced a crabapple-themed badge blind box combining classic pavilion elements with a variety of crabapple blossom designs, with five different styles available. Two new specialty tea drinks are also available, letting you savor the flavors of spring.
Beijing Art Museum
The Beijing Art Museum has launched a magnolia-themed lucky cat fridge magnet, creatively combining magnolia flowers with a cat design. Another product, the "Jinyu Mantang" (金玉满堂) bonsai-style fridge magnet, features a base inspired by cloisonné craftsmanship.
With so many delightful new spring-themed cultural products, visitors can easily find a favorite and take a piece of Beijing's spring home with them.
(Source: Official WeChat account of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism)
