Shidu Thousand-Buddha Jade Mountain

Shidu Thousand-Buddha Jade Mountain

Shidu Thousand-Buddha Jade Mountain is located in Xihé Village, Shidu Town, 1.5 kilometers southwest of the 11th Ferry of the Shidu Scenic Area in Fangshan District, Beijing. Covering an area of 60 square kilometers, it lies to the west of the Shidu Bungee Jump and adjacent to Xianlong Island. It enjoys a prime location and convenient transportation. The site features over 30 natural landscapes and boasts more than 30,000 square meters of water resources. Activities available include rafting, speedboats, bamboo rafts, pedal boats, and bungee balloons. It is also home to the world’s rare billion-year-old marine organism fossil, “Tongyuan algae.” Nestled against mountains and water, shaded by forests, and surrounded by rolling hills, the resort offers the grandeur of primeval forests and the elegance of highland streams.

Location

Xihé Village, Shidu Town, 11th Ferry of the Shidu Scenic Area, Fangshan District, Beijing