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Di Tan Park
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The park was named after the Temple of Earth (Di Tan), which was a venue for imperial sacrifices. The altar’s square shape represents the earth. These days, the only thing that gets killed here is time: the park is always full of pensioners strolling, chatting, and exercising. A lively temple fair is held here at Chinese New Year.
Practical Information
North of Lama Temple
Subway: Yonghe Gong 9am–9pm daily Park ¥1; Altar ¥5
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