Changyang Cultural Palace

Changyang Cultural Palace

The Changyang Cultural Palace is a patriotic education base.

The Changyang Cultural Palace is located on the south side of Jingliang Road, with a construction area of 2,100 square meters, divided into two floors and featuring a total of seven thematic sections. The palace serves as a microcosm of Changyang’s development, documenting the town’s prosperity and flourishing. Stepping into the Cultural Palace allows you not only to connect with Changyang’s history but also to envision its future; entering the palace lets you not only learn about the folk customs of the people of Changyang but also experience firsthand the sensory delights brought by Changyang’s culture; stepping into the Cultural Palace means stepping into Changyang itself, which showcases the town’s prosperity and witnesses its growth.

Upon entering the Cultural Palace, the first thing you see is the introductory hall, where the administrative map of Changyang Town comes into view. Changyang Town covers a total area of 91.37 square kilometers, governing 36 administrative villages and 6 communities, with a permanent population of 80,000. It is the “land route gateway” of southwestern Beijing, enjoying a relatively independent geographical location while being in close proximity to major urban development zones such as Daxing New Town, Fangshan New Town, and the Changxindian-Yungang cluster. The town is adjacent to Beijing’s planned Fifth and Sixth Ring Roads, giving it a highly advantageous location. Within its boundaries lie the Beijing-Kowloon, Beijing-Guangzhou, and Lianghuang railways, as well as the Beijing-Zhoukou, Beijing-Jiuliang, and Beijing-Baoding highways. The Beijing-Shijiazhuang Expressway has two exits within the town, allowing a drive of just fifteen minutes to reach the city center. The Fangshan Line of the rail transit system runs through 20 kilometers of the town, passing 14 administrative villages and including five stations such as Changyang Station and Daotian Station. The development of rail transit and express routes like the Beijing-Shijiazhuang Express Passenger Line has broken through transportation bottlenecks, enabling rapid integration with the urban area.

The Yongding River and the Xiaoqing River flow around the area, making it a true “peninsula region” in southwestern Beijing. Its excellent natural ecology and water-friendly features highlight its unique livability... Welcome to Changyang.

Address: Changyang Town, Fangshan District, Beijing

Opening Hours: 9:00 – 17:00 (last entry at 16:00)

Admission: Free

On-site Collection: A limited number of 4,000 free tickets are distributed on-site each day

Phone Reservation: Groups of 20 or more (inclusive) can make a phone reservation at least three working days in advance.