Chengzeyuan, Imperial garden in China
Chengzeyuan is a Qing Dynasty imperial garden located in the Haidian District of Beijing.
Historically, the garden was part of the Old Summer Palace complex, which was established during the reign of the Kangxi Emperor.
The site is recognized for its traditional Chinese landscaping and garden design.
Tourists can visit Chengzeyuan although much of it was destroyed during the Second Opium War.
It contains several historically significant structures, relics, and natural features, despite the damage it suffered.
Location: Haidian District
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