Puhu Township

Puhu Township

Puhu Township boasts a beautiful environment, fresh air, pleasant scenery, and rich vegetation. It is known for its "green, cool, and quiet" advantages and features, earning the nickname "Little Tibet of Western Beijing." The area features high-altitude terrain surrounded by mountains, with an average elevation of around 1,000 meters. If you drive up the mountain to the slopes of Huatai Village—the highest-altitude village in Beijing—the elevation reaches nearly 2,000 meters. In autumn, when you climb to a high vantage point, you can overlook the surrounding forests ablaze with color. The vegetation coverage rate across Puhu reaches 90%, and the air quality remains better than Grade II every day. The annual average temperature is 9–11°C, with large diurnal temperature variations. In spring, Puhu bursts into bloom with flowers and fresh green grass; in summer, it’s covered in lush greenery; in autumn, the forests turn golden with layered colors; and in winter, it’s blanketed in silvery white, exceptionally enchanting. It’s a great destination for leisure, summer retreats, and sightseeing.

Address: Puhu Village, Puhu Township, Fangshan District, Beijing

Type: Rural picking / Farm stay

Opening hours:

Open all day

Ticket information:

No admission fee required.