Sun Yat-sen Park (Chung-shan Park)
4.0/5 (1 ratings)
Gardenvisit Editorial
The park (also known as Zhongshan) now carries the name of China's first great revolutionary leader (Sun Yat-sen, 1866- 1925). It was a place where emperors celebrated gods of land and crops during the Ming Dynasty. There is an Altar of Land and Grains (1421) and a Hall of Worship.
Address - Beijing, China
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Reviews and Comments
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over 4 years ago
Anonymous said
Its maybe a bit too 'western' for the Forbidden city, but its nice and fresh.
(4.0/5)
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