Puhu Tianlong Hunting Ground

Puhu Tianlong Hunting Ground

The Puhu Hunting Ground is located in the northern part of Puhu Township, southwest of Beijing, about 120 kilometers from the city center. It features high terrain, surrounded by mountains, and has a high forest coverage rate, making it especially cool during the summer. The Puhu Hunting Ground covers an area of 3.333 million square meters and consists of three parts: the Grand Canyon Hunting Ground, Tiger Harbor Hunting Ground, and Huangtuling Hunting Ground, with the largest being the Grand Canyon Hunting Ground. Its main highlight is taking a cable car to enjoy the mountain scenery while hunting. The Grand Canyon Hunting Ground is divided into a natural hunting zone, an antique-style hunting zone, a closed shooting range zone, and a frisbee zone. Hunting methods include rifle shooting, crossbow hunting, and trap hunting. The main types of game include deer, roe deer, pheasants, and rabbits. The ground provides hunting tools such as rifles, bullets, and crossbows, along with services for food, accommodation, and entertainment.

Puhu Township is often referred to as the “Little Tibet,” with an altitude of 800 meters and an average annual temperature of 9 degrees Celsius. The air here is fresh, and the scenery is beautiful. It borders the Baihua Mountain Nature Reserve to the east, connects to the Shidu Scenic Area to the south, and adjoins the national-level Yesanpo Scenic Area to the northwest. The natural landscapes of mountains, water, forests, and caves, along with dozens of species of wildlife, create a symphony of nature.

The hunting ground is home to more than ten species of wild animals, including sika deer, roe deer, pheasants, goats, and rabbits. It features a small antique-style archery hunting area and a wildlife breeding area for viewing. On one side of the hunting ground, there is also an antique architectural complex called “Beijing Shanhe Shui Summer Resort,” which offers complete service facilities and even includes a treehouse.

Transportation Guide

Location: Tianlong Hunting Villa, Puhu Township, Fangshan District, Beijing

By Bus: Take bus 917 from Tianqiao or Liuliqiao to Fangshan, then transfer to bus 19 (departures at 8:00, 13:00, and 15:00) and get off at Puhu Hunting Ground.

By Car: From Liuliqiao, take the Jing-Shi Expressway to the Liulihe exit, follow the Shidu road signs, turn right at the Shidu Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall, and follow the signs to “Tianlong Hunting Villa.”