Beijing Xiangshan Park - Portraits of Qing Dynasty Emperors
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No. 40 Maimai Street, Xiashan Subdistrict, Haidian District, Beijing City
Photography Tips
The photographer uses a level shooting angle to ensure the portrait is flat and not tilted, placing the emperor as the main subject in the center of the frame. The symmetrical structure of the dragon patterns on the attire and the chair enhances the solemnity. The framing includes the full portrait (from the head to the bottom of the chair) as well as the surrounding yellow walls and the carpet at the bottom, preserving all the details. Travel Tips: Peak season ticket (April 1 - November 15) is 10 RMB, off-season ticket (November 16 - March 31) is 5 RMB.
Pose Inspiration
Walking Guide
Walk west to the Yanfeiweixiu (on the left side of the road), then turn left.
Walk west along Buying and Selling Street to Green Cloud Pavilion (on your right) and then continue to the right.
Walk south along Prince Jing's Mansion Road and turn right when you reach Xiangshan Trading Street on your right.
Walk 236 meters northwest and turn left.
Walk west along Song Road to Xiangshan Police Station (on your right), then turn left.

Walk 45 meters southwest to reach your destination.
Walk west to Xiangshan Park - Public Toilet (on your right) and then turn right.
Walk 41 meters south and then turn right.
Take the Xijiao Line to Xiangshan Station and exit from the entrance.
精选评价
🎨成片率超高:
人少时间段:周末下午游客少,可独享风景
交通超便利:自驾有免费车位,停车超方便
😅人多时间段:
人多时间段:周末上午人太多,拍照购物都要等
交通略不便:公交下车走坡路,建议穿舒适鞋
