Tai Zhouwu Urban Vegetable Garden

Tai Zhouwu Urban Vegetable Garden

The village of Tai Zhouwu has a history of vegetable cultivation spanning over 30 years. It is a key "Basket of Vegetables" project supported by the district agricultural commission. It has now developed into an agro-tourism base covering 377 acres, featuring 80 solar greenhouses, primarily growing greenhouse fruits and a variety of vegetables. All agricultural products from this base have obtained pollution-free certification, meeting pollution-free standards.

Source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development

Hotspring Area: Hotspring Town is located in the northwestern suburbs of Beijing, in the southern part of the Haidian Northern New District. Blessed with a prime location surrounded by mountains and water, it has historically been rich in scenic landscapes and dotted with gardens and villas.

Historical records indicate that the area now known as Hotspring Town largely belonged to Changping County (formerly Jundu County) before the Ming Dynasty. Its southwestern part may have been part of Yuhé County from the late Tang Dynasty to the early Jin Dynasty. By the late Ming Dynasty, roughly along the boundary of today’s Baiwang Mountain to the Hotspring road, the areas to the north—including Tai Zhouwu, Yangjiazhuang, and Dongbutou—belonged to Changping County (Prefecture), while those to the south—including Baijiatuan, Hotspring, Gaolizhang, and Xinzhuang—belonged to Wanping County. By the early Qing Dynasty during the reign of Emperor Kangxi… Detailed information on the Hotspring area++