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This is the stunning view of one of the small Shop at Lotus market which is located in the park of market and it is surrounded by green trees. Shop at Lotus market is the special attraction part of the famous lotus market of the Beijing. Structure of Shop at Lotus market shows the reflection of Chinese history. The Lotus market is surrounded by the beautiful Shichahai Lake. Lotus market is the major attraction part for tourists in in Beijing. Lotus market is the place of the Beijing where tourists want to visit there again and again. Lotus market is the major attraction part for tourists in in Beijing. Lotus market is full of small shops and restaurants surrounding a beautiful lake. Beijing is the capital city of People's Republic of China. Beijing city is the third largest city in the world. Beijing is situated in the northern China. Tourists enjoy a lot the View of Lotus Market and also capture that great view in their camera. The whole market is under the surveillance of CCTV cameras for the safety of each and every tourist who visit that beautiful market of Beijing city. Trees planted there give some different look to the beautiful site. Shichahai is a popular picturesque zone that incorporates three lakes (Qian Hai, which means Front Sea; Hou Hai, which means Back Sea and Xi Hai, which means Western Sea), encompassing spots of memorable interest and grand excellence, and remainders of old-style neighborhood homes, Hutong and Courtyard. Shichahai is situated in the northwest piece of Beijing, and covers a huge range of 146.7 hectares (around 363 sections of land). Its history can be followed to as far back as the Jin Dynasty (1115 - 1234). Amid the Yuan Dynasty (1271 - 1368), it was the terminal purpose of the Great Canal, which was a fundamental explanation behind its success. In the time of the Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644), when the channels stopped to be as smooth as they used to be, it transformed from a clamoring center point to a position of relaxation where individuals could walk around to appreciate the endless landscape or appreciate the cool shade under willow trees.
This is the stunning view of one of the small Shop at Lotus market which is located in the park of market and it is surrounded by green trees. Shop at Lotus market is the special attraction part of the famous lotus market of the Beijing. Structure of Shop at Lotus market shows the reflection of Chinese history. The Lotus market is surrounded by the beautiful Shichahai Lake. Lotus market is the major attraction part for tourists in in Beijing. Lotus market is the place of the Beijing where tourists want to visit there again and again. Lotus market is the major attraction part for tourists in in Beijing. Lotus market is full of small shops and restaurants surrounding a beautiful lake. Beijing is the capital city of People's Republic of China. Beijing city is the third largest city in the world. Beijing is situated in the northern China. Tourists enjoy a lot the View of Lotus Market and also capture that great view in their camera. The whole market is under the surveillance of CCTV cameras for the safety of each and every tourist who visit that beautiful market of Beijing city. Trees planted there give some different look to the beautiful site. Shichahai is a popular picturesque zone that incorporates three lakes (Qian Hai, which means Front Sea; Hou Hai, which means Back Sea and Xi Hai, which means Western Sea), encompassing spots of memorable interest and grand excellence, and remainders of old-style neighborhood homes, Hutong and Courtyard. Shichahai is situated in the northwest piece of Beijing, and covers a huge range of 146.7 hectares (around 363 sections of land). Its history can be followed to as far back as the Jin Dynasty (1115 - 1234). Amid the Yuan Dynasty (1271 - 1368), it was the terminal purpose of the Great Canal, which was a fundamental explanation behind its success. In the time of the Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644), when the channels stopped to be as smooth as they used to be, it transformed from a clamoring center point to a position of relaxation where individuals could walk around to appreciate the endless landscape or appreciate the cool shade under willow trees.
