Shidu Jimu Amusement Park
Jimu Amusement Park is located in the Shidu Scenic Area of Fangshan District, southwest of Beijing. Here, the river is wide and the water is clear, the mountains are steep, and every step offers a picturesque view that remains beautiful all year round. Renowned across China for its scenery characterized as “secluded, ancient, elegant, mysterious, thrilling, dangerous, unique, and spectacular,” it is a widely celebrated tourist destination. It is a large-scale, comprehensive amusement park integrating leisure, entertainment, outdoor fun, dining, and accommodation.
Jimu Amusement Park boasts beautiful scenery and a wide range of entertainment activities. On the cliff by the Qilin Mountain overlooking the river, there are two bungee jumping platforms. This high-risk, high-adrenaline activity has been hailed as the “Number One in China.” The park also offers other high-quality and thrilling attractions such as Canyon Flying Man, Aerial Ropeway, Hang Gliding Wings, Stone Museum, Ninety-Nine-Tier Cascading Waterfall, Kanshu Pavilion, and Guiyuan Pavilion. Together, they form a large amusement complex encompassing water, mountain, and aerial activities. Jimu Amusement Park complements the nearby Biying Water Park, creating a cohesive experience. Visitors can enjoy a wide array of recreational activities during their stay.
The Juma River is the only unpolluted river in North China. Originating from deep within the Taihang Mountains, its source is in Yuancounty, Hebei Province. Flowing from west to east through the grand gorges of the Taihang Mountain range, it traverses Shidu from the First Ferry down toward the North China Plain. In times of low water volume, it flows into Baiyangdian Lake, while during high flow, it empties into the Bohai Sea.
Address: Shidu Scenic Area, Fangshan District, Beijing
Type: Amusement Park
Recommended visiting time: 3–4 hours
Phone: 010-61346396
Ticket information:
Free admission. Individual attractions within the park require separate tickets.
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