The three parks outside the Summer Palace, namely Beiwu Park, Zhongwu Park, and Liangshan Park, are currently showcasing beautiful vistas of 170 mu (about 11.33 hectares) of rapeseed flowers in full bloom.

Beiwu Park

Beiwu Park is like an idyllic painting with its picturesque setting of rapeseed flowers, small bridges, flowing waterways, and walkways against a backdrop of clear blue skies and fluffy white clouds.

The park gives every visitor a chance to witness beautiful blossoms and avian species amidst a breathtaking landscape, serving as a perfect destination for touring and photo-taking.

Address of Beiwu Park: North to the intersection of Yiheyuanximen Road and Jinhe Road, Haidian District, Beijing

Zhongwu Park

Visitors exiting Beiwu Park can also visit the adjacent Zhongwu Park, where vast fields of rapeseed flowers are currently in full bloom, drawing in countless tourists excited to capture the moment with their photo-taking devices.

Address of Zhongwu Park: Beiwucun Road, Sijiqing Town, Haidian District, Beijing (a 330-meter walk from the entrance and exit of Summer Palace West Gate Station of Beijing Subway)

Liangshan Park

Liangshan Park (also named "Yudong Country Park") is framed by the royal gardens of the Summer Palace to the east, Yuquan Mountain to the west, the North Yugou River to the north, and the Jin River to the south, and is sometimes described as a Jiangnan-style water park. The park is currently filled with vibrant rapeseed flowers growing in close proximity to each other and creating a stunning display of natural beauty.

Address of Liangshan Park: Yiheyuanximen Road, Haidian District, Beijing.

Overwhelmed by these breathtaking landscapes? Plan a trip with your loved ones to see these flowers together!

Haidian District has been actively implementing its forest city construction scheme aimed at expanding its ecological space. In addition to the construction of the "Three Hills and Five Gardens" historical and cultural scenic area, Haidian has also created a greenway linking 13 of its biggest gardens, including Changchun New Park, Haidian Park, Liulangzhuang Park, Chuanying Park, Zhongwu Park, Beiwu Park, Liangshan Park, Gongde Temple Park, Shiqu Park, Miaoyun Temple Park, Yinghulou Park, Chapeng Park, and Nanhanhe Park, to ensure that the citizens have access to nature without traveling too far.

(Source: Haidian District People's Government of Beijing Municipality)