Tuanjiehu Park

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Tuanjiehu Park
Tuanjiehu Park
Type Urban park
Location Beijing, China
Area14 hectares
Created1986
StatusOpen all year

Tuanjiehu Park (also known as Tuanjie Lake Park) is an urban park of Beijing, China. It is a public city park in Beijing with scenic views and classic landscapes of gardens and water towns in Jiang Nan area. The park is located in the Chaoyang District of Beijing, close to the eastern segment of the 3rd Ring Road. The main lake in the park was constructed in 1958. It is one of the 10 largest lakes in urban area of Beijing. The ring shape of this lake symbolizes the unity, and thus the name of the lake is Tuanjiehu or Tuanjie Lake, which mean the Lake of Unity. In 1986, the park was created around the lake.

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