Ming Dynasty City Wall Ruins Park

Beijing Ming Great Wall Ruins Park is next to south of Beijing Railway Station, from east of the southeast of the Watch Tower to west of Chongwenmen, a total of 1.5 kilometers, with an area of 15.5 hectares. This section of the site is the inner part of the city wall, which is the preserved section and the sign of Beijing city. The turret southeast of the city was founded in Ming dynasty (AD 1436), is the largest watchtower in the city as a protection units of national cultural relics. The park shows outstanding mutilation, provides a quiet and natural place for citizens and tourists. The primitive walls and turret as if they are telling people national vicissitudes of life. The landscapes show the cultural connotation and historical style of Ming Great Wall. The ever-changing clouds give infinite imagination. Generally, The Ming Great Wall Ruins Park is not included in the itinerary for Beijing bus tour. Anyway, since the park can be easily reached by all means of transportation, then you can just come here all by yourself.

The majestic Watchtower and the dignified walls in twilight.

The clouds in the sky are colorful as if they are dyed by red sands and washed by natural indigo.

The clouds are like the white sails, cruising in the distant sky freely.

The largest Watchtower throughout the country.

The clouds flow away at the moment.

The walls are particularly beautiful and magnificent under the blue sky.

There is much tenderness of ancient Ming walls. If you are planning for your Beijing one day tour and wishing for something different, then you may include the park in your list as well.

I just want to lie on this green carpet and enjoy a good sleep.

Blue sky, white clouds, green lawns, ancient walls are like a beautiful picture.

The walls are full of vicissitudes set off by the clouds.

Bloody sunset

The ever-changing clouds are in the sky. Some of them like a feather floating in the sky gently; Some like ridges, peaks, rivers, a lion, a horse... the sky is more beautiful at times.
 

The buildings east of Beijing Railway Station are like beacons in the sea.

Ming Great Wall tells the vicissitudes of history and the brilliance of past.