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Beihai Park – “China’s Most Oldest Imperial Garden”

By Sabrina Sabino | Published: December 25, 2011
The following blog article was written by: Sabrina Sabino on December 25, 2011.
Last revised by: Sabrina Sabino on December 31, 2011.
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We took the train to TianAnMen West station with every intention of visiting TianAnMen square. We ended up at Beihai Park. Which is a very beatiful place this winter. There are only two places on my list of Beijing must-sees. They are The Great Wall and Forbidden Kingdom. Anyway, here are a few pics I took.

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