Cheerying Village

Cheerying Village

Cheerying Village is located on the southern route of the Phoenix Ridge Scenic Area in Sujiatuo Town, Haidian District. It marks the starting point of the ancient incense trail to Mount Miaofeng and was once the site of Qi Jiguang’s chariot camp. The village features a Guan Yu Temple, in front of which stands an ancient pine tree said to be 1,600 years old.

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Cheerying Village, Haidian District, Beijing

Cheerying Village: Situated along the southern route of the Phoenix Ridge Scenic Area, the village boasts beautiful natural scenery and numerous historical and cultural sites. It covers a total area of 9,506 mu, with a registered population of 315. The area has over 95% green vegetation coverage, air purity five times that of urban areas, and negative ion levels 150 times higher. The average temperature is 3–4°C lower than in the city. With flowers blooming in three seasons and fruit available all year round, it is known as the “Green Lung and Natural Air Conditioner of the Capital.” Highlights include the largest stone pagoda on a rock—Jingang Pagoda, the oldest independent statue—the Northern Wei Stone Buddha, an ancient pine tree over a thousand years old at the Guan Yu Temple, and the famed imperial tribute fruit Yubada apricot... More details about Cheerying Village++