Daxing Pear Blossom Village
Pear Blossom Village is situated in the southwest of Panggezhuang Town, with a total cultivated land area of 5,000 mu and a population of 960. It is a well-known fruit-specialized village in the municipality. To the south of the village lies a vast expanse of ten-thousand-mu ancient pear orchard, which is the largest in scale, oldest in tree age, most varied in species, and earliest to blossom among ancient ecological pear tree groups in North China. Relying on this tourism resource, the village has successfully hosted sixteen editions of the Ten-Thousand-Mu Pear Orchard Flower Viewing and Fruit Picking Festival, gaining fame across Beijing for its premium, distinctive agricultural produce and beautiful ecological environment. Through development and construction in recent years, Pear Blossom Village has become a truly picturesque new rural community.
Scenic Spot Location
Pear Blossom Village, Panggezhuang Town, Daxing District, Beijing (Head west under the Pear Blossom Bridge on the west side of Jinkai Road, east of the Yongding River)
Pear Blossom Village: Located on the east bank of the Yongding River in the southwestern suburbs of Beijing, Pear Blossom Village in Panggezhuang Town, Daxing District, is under the jurisdiction of Panggezhuang Town, Daxing District, Beijing. Originally named Nanzhuang Village, it was renamed Pear Blossom Village during the 1981 village census. The village covers a total cultivated area of 5,000 mu, including 3,500 mu of ancient fruit trees over 100 years old, with more than 100,000 old and new fruit trees in total.
Currently, there are 330 farming households and a population of 960, who make a living by growing fruit trees, with an annual fruit output of over 3 million jin. With the development of new rural construction and tourism, Pear Blossom Village has evolved into a municipal-level folk tourism village, receiving 130,000 visitors annually... More details about Pear Blossom Village++
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