- 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.
- The Fragrant Hills Park is very rich in cultural relics, where a number of pavilions, terraces, and towers are randomly dotted like stars.
- Fragrant Hills is a station on Xijiao Line of the Beijing Subway. For more details view the ExploreBeijing interactive Subway map centered on this station.
- 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...
- 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.
- Fragrant Hill is a famous forest park and an imperial garden with a long history. Overview. Fragrant Hill is in the suburb of northeastern Beijing.
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- Built in 1186, the Fragrant Hills Park is located in Haidian District and renowned for its imperial garden style, the Fragrant Hill and the temple.
- Located on the east foot of Western Hills, 20 km from enter of Beijing, Fragrant Hills covers an area of 160 hectares.
- Picture of Fragrant Hills (China): The highest point of Fragrant Hills is Incense Burner Peak at 557 metres. From the top, I have seen many trails on the hills...