Beijing Botanical Garden
A lush green oasis showcasing China's rich botanical diversity with over 6,000 plant species

Key Information
Established Year
1956
Total Area
400 hectares
Plant Species
Over 6,000
Annual Visitors
Over 1 million
Best Season to Visit
April to October
Beijing Botanical Garden is one of China's premier botanical gardens located at the foot of Fragrant Hills in northwest Beijing. Established in 1956, this 400-hectare garden serves as both a major tourist attraction and an important scientific research center. The garden features themed sections including the Rose Garden, Peony Garden, Medicinal Plant Garden, and the stunning Conservatory complex housing tropical and desert plants. Visitors can explore the beautiful landscapes while learning about China's diverse flora, including many rare and endangered species. The garden also hosts seasonal flower exhibitions and provides educational programs about plant conservation and ecology.
Things to Do
- Explore the magnificent Conservatory with tropical rainforest and desert zones
- Wander through the Rose Garden featuring over 1
- 000 rose varieties
- Visit the Peony Garden during spring bloom season
- Discover medicinal plants in the Traditional Chinese Medicine Garden
- Enjoy the Cherry Blossom Avenue during April
- Visit the National Herbarium with over 2.6 million specimens
- Relax by the picturesque lakes and ponds
- Attend seasonal flower exhibitions and horticultural shows
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