Beijing Huitong Nuor Speed Paradise

Beijing Huitong Nuor Speed Paradise

Beijing Huitong Nuor Speed Paradise is situated in the Sujiaotuo Scenic Tourism Area of Haidian District. Boasting beautiful scenery and convenient access, it is integrated into the Greater Western Hills tourism zone and is renowned as the “Fifth Scenic Area of the Southern Mountains.” Backed by the Yangtai Mountain Scenic Tourism Area and adjacent to the Jingyin Water Channel—a picturesque ribbon-like waterway—it lies north of the Sixth Ring Road, east of the newly developed Cuihu Wetland Scenic Area, and west of attractions such as the Dajue Temple, Fenghuangling, Miaofeng Mountain, and Jiufeng.

Huitong Nuor Speed Park

The park is the only comprehensive eco-friendly facility in Haidian District, Beijing, and even across China that integrates business conferences, sports, leisure, entertainment, and fitness. It has the capacity to host and has successfully organized numerous large-scale sporting events, training sessions, and sightseeing tours. Currently, the park covers a total area of over 6,000 acres. Completed and operational projects include: off-road motorcycle racing circuits, off-road car racing circuits, equestrian competition grounds, golf courses, go-kart tracks, and ski slopes. In 2002, the “park” was designated by the National Automobile and Motorcycle Association as a professional venue for competitions and training. It has successfully hosted the Beijing leg of the National Motorcycle Motocross Championship for eight consecutive years and is the only large-scale outdoor sports-themed park and holiday resort in Beijing and indeed all of China.

Address: No. 1 Nan’anhe Road, Sujiaotuo Town, Haidian District, Beijing

Phone: 010-62455588

Official Website: http://www.bjkbly.com/

Opening Hours:

Ski slope, go-karts, ATV trails, fishing: 9:00–17:00; golf: 8:30–20:00.

Admission:

Admission: 100 RMB

Source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development

Sujiaotuo Area: Sujiaotuo Town is located in the northwest of Haidian District, bordering Changping and Mentougou Districts. Currently, its administrative region spans a total area of 84.6 square kilometers, comprising 4 community residential committees and 19 village committees. It has a registered population of 33,229 and a migrant population of 18,220, with a township fiscal expenditure of 256.389 million RMB in 2009. The town enjoys a beautiful natural environment, with temperatures approximately 3°C lower than those in the urban area year-round and negative oxygen ion levels 150 times higher, earning it the reputation of a “green lung.” The area features natural landscapes such as Jiufeng, Yangtai Mountain, and Fenghuangling, as well as cultural sites including the Dajue Temple, Longquan Temple, and the Tomb of the Seventh Prince... More detailed information on the Sujiaotuo area ++