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Jing Shan Park

Jing Shan East Street, North of the Forbidden City, Beijing, China

Featured Review : Having left the Forbidden City by the north gate, the entrance to Jing Shan Gongyuan is directly opposite, across a busy road. We, having shaken off the rickshaw drivers and the postcard-selling touts, made a safe crossi...See Full Review

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    4 out of 5 stars

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Jing Shan Park Reviews

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Jingshan Park

  • 5 out of 5 stars by Paul Bacon from Rotherham, United Kingdom
  • October 29, 2006
Quote: I suppose being on holiday offers something of an excuse for developing an increased capacity for looking completely and utterly foolish. In the last few weeks of Beijing’s summer my friends had made the trip over from England determined to take... Read the full Jing Shan Park review

From journal Living life to Mao

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Jing Shan Park

  • 4 out of 5 stars by MichaelJM from Nottingham, England
  • May 25, 2005
Jing Shan Park
Quote: Having left the Forbidden City by the north gate, the entrance to Jing Shan Gongyuan is directly opposite, across a busy road. We, having shaken off the rickshaw drivers and the postcard-selling touts, made a safe crossing and considered our next... Read the full Jing Shan Park review

From journal The Bustle of Central Beijing

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Jingshan Park

  • 3 out of 5 stars by Quan from Seattle, Washington
  • November 15, 2004
Jingshan Park
Quote: It is absolutely amazing that Beijing’s highest point was created from excess earth from the imperial moat that was dug around the Forbidden City. As Beijing is very flat, what the engineers did with this excess earth was ingenious. They essentially... Read the full Jing Shan Park review

From journal Return to Beijing

Jingshan Park

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Sakura from Kobe, Japan
  • September 30, 2001
Jingshan Park
Quote: We got out of the Forbidden City through the northern gate. We crossed the road, then reached the entrance of Jinshan Park soon. We started exploring the park from the east side and climbed up to the hill then down to the west side. You will get a... Read the full Jing Shan Park review

From journal The Trip to China in 2001

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Jingshan Park

  • 3 out of 5 stars by Kathryn from Perth, Western Australia, Australia
  • October 10, 2000
Jingshan Park
Quote: Jingshan (Prospect Hill) Park is located directly north of the Forbidden City (Imperial Palace). The hill was formed using earth excavated from the Palace moat and was originally built because the principles of fengshui had indicated that the Palace... Read the full Jing Shan Park review

From journal Bumbling Through Beijing