Jiuyuan Folk Tourism Village & Jiuyuan Farmstead

Jiuyuan Folk Tourism Village & Jiuyuan Farmstead

Wangping Town’s Jiuyuan Folk Village is situated at the northern foot of Jiulong Mountain, spanning a total area of 3.18 square kilometers. It lies 45 kilometers from Beijing’s Fuchengmen and has a population of 37 households and 99 people. The village has 13 agritainment spots and 2 municipal-level folk tourism reception households, with Jiuyuan Farmstead, Jiulong Spring, Yuandeju, and Taihe Mountain Villa being especially notable for their good reception conditions. The folk village covers a construction area of over 2,600 square meters and can accommodate more than 150 visitors. Major leisure and tourism activities include sightseeing and fruit picking, exploring the Ancient Beijing-West Road, and temple and cultural heritage tourism. The Ancient Beijing-West Road, with a history of over a thousand years and well-preserved condition, is a renowned cultural heritage site in the western Beijing area. The village also features two hundred-acre orchards of Jingbai pears, a 100-acre walnut grove, and a 30-acre apricot orchard. The fruit-picking season extends from April through autumn. While maintaining an ecological agricultural park, the folk village skillfully and seamlessly integrates it with human culture and historical sites, greatly enriching the park’s content and quality.

Jiuyuan Village is under the jurisdiction of Wangping Town, Mentougou District, Beijing. It lies to the south of Jiulong Mountain and north of the Yongding River, nestled in a mountain hollow that is higher in the south and lower in the north, surrounded by mountains on all sides. Jiulong Mountain, with an elevation of 898 meters, was originally part of Miaofeng Mountain. About one hundred million years ago, the Yongding River gorge split, pushing half of Miaofeng Mountain southward—giving rise to the local legend that Jiulong Mountain and Miaofeng Mountain are sisters, which is supported by this evidence. Jiulong Mountain stretches for dozens of miles and is bordered by Lanlong Mountain within the great mountains near the Yongding River dam. The entire Jiuyuan Village consists of four small mountain hamlets: Dongluopo, Xiluopo, Qiaorjia, and Jiuyuan, collectively known as “Cuiquan Village Fun Park.” Legend has it that the local residents made a living by growing vegetables, mainly Chinese chives, and became famous for it—hence the name Jiuyuan (Chinese Chive Garden). The village is located east of Wangping Town Government, about 7 kilometers southeast of the district government seat and 3.5 kilometers northwest of the Wangping Town seat. The total village area is 1 square kilometer, with settlements distributed in a strip along the river valley at an elevation of 180 meters.

Address: Wangping Town, Mentougou District, Beijing

Type: Ancient Town/Village

Phone: 010-61859464

Jiuyuan Village: Jiuyuan Village is located in the eastern part of the town, about 7 kilometers southeast (as the crow flies) from the district government seat and 3.5 kilometers northwest from the town government seat. It is 0.4 kilometers west of Dongmagezhuang, 1.3 kilometers northwest of Dongshiguyan, 0.5 kilometers southeast of Qiaorjia, and less than 1 kilometer south of Luopo Village. The village has its own Village Committee, and a Joint Party Branch shared with Dongluopo, Xiluopo, and Qiaorjia is also located in Jiuyuan Village.

Contact Number: 61859464

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