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Beihai Park (北海公园)

Submitted by on September 8, 2008 – 10:30 am8 Comments
The Bai Ta Looking Out Towards The Lake

The Bai Ta Look­ing Out Towards The Lake

Bei­hai Park is an impe­r­ial gar­den, North of the For­bid­den City, and ini­tially con­nected to it. Its most notice­able and famous place is prob­a­bly the Bai Ta (White Dagoba), a 40 meters high stupa placed on the high­est point on Qiónghuá Island. But the whole park reflects the great Chi­nese archi­tec­ture, with many pavil­ions and halls.

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