Peak season is from 6:00 to 21:00 (last entry at 20:30), and off-peak season is from 6:30 to 20:00 (last entry at 19:30).
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Jingshan Park admission ticket + Electronic Audio Guide (multi-language options available)
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Jingshan Park admission ticket + Electronic Audio Guide (multi-language options available)
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景山 Xicheng District, China, 100006
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Jingshan Park Ticket
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If you apply for cancellation before 17:00 on the day before the usage date, 50% will be deducted; if you apply for cancellation after 17:00 on the day before the usage date, 100% will be deducted. If only one ticket is used on the day of travel, partial refunds are not supported.
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Eligibility
- Adult ticket applicable scope (age): 18 years old (inclusive) to 59 years old (inclusive)
- Concession ticket scope (age): 1 year old (inclusive) to 17 years old (inclusive); 60 years old (inclusive) and above
Additional information
- This product is an electronic explanation service, not a manual service.
- Opening hours for scenic spots and courtyards within the park (including Shousi Hall, Guande Hall, and Huguo Zhongyi Temple): opens at 8:30, stops entry at 16:30, and closes at 17:00. The above scenic spots and courtyards are closed on Mondays (except for public holidays).
- To ensure your health and safety, as well as that of others, please read the following park visitor guidelines carefully:
- To better ensure the safety of tourists and create a harmonious and orderly park environment, Jingshan Park will implement regular security checks at its entrances starting October 1.
- Scope and content of security check:
- All types of parcels and items carried by tourists must undergo security checks. The main check is to see if dangerous items such as flammable, explosive, controlled knives, drones, and model aircraft are being carried.
- (1) Tourists are requested to consciously cooperate with security checks, obey the instructions of security personnel, and queue up in an orderly manner for inspection.
- (2) Please do not bring dangerous items explicitly prohibited by laws and regulations into the park, so as to avoid safety hazards for yourself and others.
- (3) Security checks may slightly extend the entry time. Visitors are kindly requested to plan their travel time accordingly and wait patiently. We will do our utmost to ensure security and provide a safe and comfortable environment for everyone to enjoy the park. Thank you for your understanding and support!
- When temporary crowd control measures are implemented at the park entrance area, visitors are requested to follow the instructions of the entrance staff and queue in an orderly manner to enter the park. If crowd control is implemented in the mountainous areas within the park, visitors should follow the guidance of staff at the mountain road entrances.
How to use
Usage validity
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
How to redeem
- Original identification document used for appointment booking
- Address: Jingshan Park Ticket Office
Address
- Beijing Jingshan Park
How to get there
- Transportation Guide:
- South Gate of Jingshan Park: Take trolleybus routes 101, 103, 109, 124, or bus routes 68, 58, as well as tourist special lines 1 and 2. Get off at the Forbidden City Station and walk 200 meters to arrive.
- East Gate of Jingshan Park: Take bus routes 111, 124 (trolleybus), or 58 to Jingshan Park East Gate, then walk 200 meters north to arrive.
- West Gate of Jingshan Park: Take bus No. 5 or No. 58 and get off at Xibanqiao Station, then walk 50 meters to reach it.
Reviews
Rebecca ************
2026/04/12
Fair 1.0
The QR code does not work at the park entrance. Time slot was not indicated when buying the ticket on Klook, so the QR code was rejected at the park entrance because of “incorrect time slot”. I had to buy another ticket at the park in order to get in.
Guide
Jingshan Park is located in Xicheng District, Beijing, on the central axis of the Ming and Qing Beijing city, facing the Meridian Gate of the Forbidden City across the street to the south. It was once the imperial garden of the Ming and Qing dynasties, boasting a long history of over 800 years. Jingshan is an artificial hill, formerly known as "Wansui Mountain" or "Mei Mountain." The last emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Chongzhen, committed suicide here, giving it a profound historical significance. Today, Jingshan Park is not only a historical and cultural garden within Beijing, featuring ancient trees reaching to the sky and blooming peonies, but also an excellent vantage point for a panoramic view of the Forbidden City. From Wanchun Pavilion on the central peak, the magnificent panorama of the Forbidden City, the ancient architectural style of the central axis, and the splendid sunset over Beijing are all visible, making it an unmissable classic landmark for experiencing the ancient capital's grandeur.
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Jingshan Park is located in Xicheng District, Beijing, on the central axis of the Ming and Qing Beijing city, facing the Meridian Gate of the Forbidden City across the street to the south. It was once the imperial garden of the Ming and Qing dynasties, boasting a long history of over 800 years. Jingshan is an artificial hill, formerly known as "Wansui Mountain" or "Mei Mountain." The last emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Chongzhen, committed suicide here, giving it a profound historical significance. Today, Jingshan Park is not only a historical and cultural garden within Beijing, featuring ancient trees reaching to the sky and blooming peonies, but also an excellent vantage point for a panoramic view of the Forbidden City. From Wanchun Pavilion on the central peak, the magnificent panorama of the Forbidden City, the ancient architectural style of the central axis, and the splendid sunset over Beijing are all visible, making it an unmissable classic landmark for experiencing the ancient capital's grandeur.