Horticulture Town
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Tel:
13261565332 -
Best Time to Visit:
Spring, Summer -
Duration:
One Day -
Admission:
Free Free -
Opening Hours:
All Year Round
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Horticulture Town
Horticulture Town is located in the northwest of Beijing Expo Park and covers an area of 8 hectares, including Beijing Shiyuan Pusen Hotel, Art Center, Master Workshop, Cultural and Creative Center, Visitor Center and Longqing Commercial Street. Horticulture Town was formerly known as Gujiaying Village, which is the first time in the history of the World Horticultural Expo that the theme of the exhibition "Green Life, Beautiful Home" is interpreted in the form of a native village.
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Beijing Expo Park · Beijing Pavilion
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Jiuyanlou Watchtower
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Village Style
With the efforts of the construction team, the town restores the traditional village street space and reshapes the simple village style including traditional village street and courtyard space, village square activity space and neighborhood communication space, preserving the natural appearance while being more dynamic.