Yangtai Mountain

Yangtai Mountain

Yangtai Mountain is a national AA-level tourist attraction.

Introduction

The scenic area features lush forests and numerous ancient trees. Yangtai Mountain is one of the best spots in the suburbs of Beijing to watch the sunrise. It is dotted with many historical and cultural sites, including the Jiu Peak Forest Park, famous for its mountain paths, and the thousand-year-old Dajue Temple. At the foot of the main peak, Miaogaofeng, lies the well-preserved tomb of Prince Chun from the Qing Dynasty. After spring arrives (around the end of April), the apricot, peach, pear, apple, and cherry blossoms in Yangtai Mountain bloom in succession—one fading as another flourishes—creating a sea of flowers across the landscape. When the spring vibe fades in downtown Beijing by late April, Yangtai Mountain is in full bloom. Inside the renowned Dajue Temple, famed for its "Eight Wonders of Ancient Temples," century-old magnolia trees display pristine white blossoms with a rich fragrance, their branches and blooms standing strong and graceful.

Ticket

Ticket: 10 RMB

Location

Located in Beianhe Township, Haidian District, Beijing