Viewing the panoramic view of the Forbidden City from the mountaintop!

I finally made it to the other side of the Anywhere Door - Beijing. I visited Jingshan Park to see the panoramic view of the Forbidden City. I've always heard that it's difficult to book tickets for the Forbidden City and that touring around inside can be very tiring. This time, I saw many people saying that you can see the whole Forbidden City from Jingshan Park. After getting off the plane and dropping off my luggage, I headed straight for Jingshan Park, walking along the moat to the back of the Forbidden City, and it took about 10 minutes to reach the park. Ticket🎫: 2 yuan, free for seniors over 70 Upon entering the park, the entrance exuded a festive New Year atmosphere, with lanterns hanging high in the trees and a huge dragon baby for the Year of the Dragon. The sign at the entrance clearly indicated how to get to the mountaintop, and the path was relatively easy to walk, not tiring even for the elderly, with pavilions halfway up for resting. Reaching the mountaintop, you face the Forbidden City, and from here, you can truly see the entire view. I recommend coming at sunset; the view of the Forbidden City under the setting sun is incredibly beautiful.