Xiushuiwan Folk Village

Xiushuiwan Folk Village

Xiushuiwan Folk Village, originally named "Hexi Village," is located 50 kilometers from the county seat and 13 kilometers from the center of the petrified wood area, at an altitude of 200 meters. To the north of the village lies the "Little Kunlun Mountain," to the east is the clear water of the Bai River, and the Luan-Chi Highway runs alongside the village, with rare birds and animals roaming the mountains. Between the highway and the Bai River lies a 500-meter-long artificial green corridor. Across the river, there is an apricot orchard covering over 100 acres, giving visitors the feeling of “green trees hugging the village, blue hills slanting beyond the town.” Hence, the village is also known as Xiushuiwan. Currently, three water bodies have been created on the Bai River, where visitors can swim and fish. The water bodies are connected by log bridges and pontoon bridges, offering leisure, fitness, entertainment, dining, and accommodation options. Today, Xiushuiwan is hailed as the premier village for countryside leisure.

Phone: 60188087

Address: Xiushuiwan Village, Qianjiadian Town, Yanqing County

Transportation Information

By Car: Take Exit 62 of the Beijing–Lhasa Expressway (heading toward Yanqing County), then follow the signs.

By Bus: Take bus 919 from Deshengmen to Yanqing, then transfer to a bus heading toward Qianjiadian Town.

Qianjiadian Town: Qianjiadian Town is located in the eastern mountainous area of Yanqing County, 60 kilometers from the county seat and 130 kilometers from downtown Beijing. It covers an area of 371 square kilometers, accounting for one-sixth of Yanqing County’s total area, and has 476,000 mu of ecological forest, making up one-fourth of the county’s ecological forest area. It is the most remote large mountain town in Yanqing and even in Beijing. To the east, it borders Huairou County; to the north, it neighbors Hebei Province (Chicheng County); to the southwest and southeast, it connects respectively with Xiangying, Liubinqiao, and Zhenzhuquan townships. The Luan-Chi, Huaqian, and Huasha highways run through the town, forming a loop, which ensures convenient transportation. It ranks first among the city’s best self-driving routes... More details about Qianjiadian Town++