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- Fragrant Hills Park is a large imperial garden at the foot of Beijing’s Western Hills. The name is derived from the park’s highest peak, Xianglu Feng...
- Opened to the masses as a public park in 1956, Fragrant Hills is busiest in autumn when the maples are ablaze.
- The Fragrant Hills is a public park at the foot of the Western Mountains in the Haidian District, and located in the northwestern part of Beijing, China.
- To the tenth year of Emperor Qianlong's reign (1745), Fragrant Hills was expanded to be a temple with 28 spots, and was renamed Jingyi Garden.
- Autumn Leaves Attracts Nature Lovers to the Fragrant Hills. autumn leaves Bonito, Beautiful, Fotos, Photo, Fotografie, Natural, Naturaleza, Resim.
- Their color, form, and texture are just impeccable. The only thing missing is a bit more fragrance, which may come later with a more mature tree.
- It is a viewing spot and natural oxygen bar in Beijing. The “Fragrant Hills Red Leaves” is the highlight of the scenic spot every autumn, and it is well known in China.
- Located 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) to the west of Beijing, 395-acre Fragrant Hills Park has lovely stretches of gardens as well as numerous historical relics.
- Fragrant Hills park was built in the Liao Dynasty as an imperial garden for leisure and hunting. It is a beautiful place to escape the traffic and heat of Beijing...