Tiankai Flower Sea Scenic Area

Tiankai Flower Sea Scenic Area

The Tiankai Flower Sea Scenic Area is located in Tiankai Village, Hancunhe Town, Fangshan District, Beijing. This village boasts a long history and rich culture, featuring the thousand-year-old Tiankai Temple, ancient Liao Dynasty pagodas, and the tomb of Yi Sang’a, a Qing Dynasty Minister of Personnel. A thousand-year-old cypress tree stands right in the center of the village. The locals are simple, kind, and hospitable. The Tiankai Flower Sea has a planned total area of 10,000 mu. The scenic area is designed with nature as the stage, the countryside as the backdrop, small-town culture as the narrative, and production as the core. It adapts to local conditions and landscape features to create an urban–rural leisure spatial model.

The scenic area is divided into four functional zones: flower sea planting area, sightseeing and picking area, ecological leisure area, and grain & cash crop planting area. It serves as the top choice for visitors of all backgrounds for spring outings, leisure, academic exchanges, artistic creation, business meetings, and outdoor wedding photography. The planting area spans 3,000 mu, with flower varieties including: Verbena bonariensis (purple); Zinnia (red, rose, yellow, white, pink); Cleome (rose, pink, white, mixed); Coreopsis (yellow); Echinacea (red); Gaillardia (red, yellow, bi-color), as well as lavender, rapeseed flowers, and over 30 other types. The flowering season lasts from April to October each year. Leveraging the undulating terrain of the flower sea, which is high around the edges and low in the center, and making use of crisscrossing field paths, the area has created 10 scenic spots against the backdrop of the flower sea.

Location: Tiankai Village, Hancunhe Town, Fangshan District, Beijing.

Opening hours: 8:00–17:00.