The best place to see persimmons in Beijing is 1. There is a persimmon forest south of the west gate of Jingshan Park. It has long been found that the fruit is full, and it has finally become popular recently! Round persimmons are covered with branches like lanterns, which makes Jingshan Park very happy. The sweet smell of red persimmon makes people feel infinitely gratified and warm.
Address: No.44 Jingshan West Street, Xicheng District, Beijing
2. Beijing Zoo There is a persimmon forest in Beijing Zoo, which is located on the south bank of waterfowl lake. Although there is only a small piece, it stands out in Huang Chengcheng, and the photos are beautiful!
Address: No.0/37, Xizhimenwai Street, Xicheng District, Beijing
3. Persimmon trees in Zizhuyuan Park are scattered in the park. After the north gate comes in, go to the north pier. There are several persimmon trees nearby, as well as around the east gate. There is a handful of red persimmons hanging on a tall tree. Birds shuttle between branches and spend some time immersed in the warm winter sunshine.
Address: No.35 Zhongguancun South Street, Haidian District, Beijing
Lao She Memorial Hall is near the bustling Wangfujing Street, and there is a small courtyard, which is the former residence of Mr. Lao She. There are two persimmon trees planted by Mr. Lao She in the yard, hence the name "Dan Persimmon Garden". As soon as you enter the yard, you can see persimmon trees. The chairs in the yard are full of persimmons falling from trees, most of which are cracked and the honey is about to flow out.
Address: No.0/9, Fengfu Hutong, dengshikou West Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing.
5. Persimmon tree in Xueyuan Temple, Xueyuan Temple is a little hidden and grows very tall. People can't find persimmons when they walk under it, but they can only see them when they stand on the steps near the ancient monuments of Liao Dynasty. There are also villagers selling wild persimmons in the temple, 15 yuan a catty. It tastes good. You might as well buy some to try.
Address: No.9 Daxue Road, Sujiatuo Town, Haidian District, Beijing.
6. Xiangshan Park There are still many persimmon trees in Xiangshan Park, and there are many areas in the north gate. Of course, there are also along the way from the east gate to the north gate. At present, they are all hung on trees. They are from Huang Chengcheng. They look delicious.
Address: No.40 Maimai Street, Haidian District, Beijing
7. Wanghai Building Wanghai Building is located in Houhai Peninsula. It is a group of scenic spots surrounded by water on three sides and with the classical architectural style of China. The building is two stories high and the pavilion is three stories high. The scenic area is paved with gray square bricks, and there are pavilions, docks, broken bridges, flower plank roads and squares with green bamboo. It's free to open here. There are two persimmon trees at the door, full of fruits. It's far from the path, and there are many green plants in the middle. You can only take pictures and enjoy it ~
Address: No.49, North Edge of Houhai, Xicheng District, Beijing