Tianxian Waterfall

Tianxian Waterfall

Tianxian Waterfall is located in Sihe Tang Township in the western part of Miyun County, at the northern foot of Yunmeng Mountain, 115 kilometers from downtown Beijing. It brings together the natural landscapes of Yunmeng Mountain, such as water, rocks, waterfalls, pools, and forests. It is especially renowned for its "Triple-tiered Waterfall." The area has a high vegetation coverage and features more than 30 attractions, including the Reclining Buddha Hall, Hidden Immortal Pool, Bodhidharma Facing the Wall, Echoing Water Ravine, Debris Flow Site, Brocade Ribbon Garden, Thousand-Foot Cliff, and Secluded Valley Emerald Screen, stretching over 10 kilometers. The area is dense with pools and waterfalls, featuring continuous cascades. There are as many as eight drops with a height difference of over 20 meters. Among them, the Triple-tiered Spring, composed of the Immortal-Receiving Waterfall, Startling Immortal Waterfall, and Viewing Immortal Waterfall, is the most famous. With a total drop of 310 meters, it far exceeds the "Triple-tiered Spring" of Mount Lu, making it the highest known tiered waterfall in China. Within the Triple-tiered Spring, the Startling Immortal Waterfall alone has a drop of 115 meters, the highest in northern China. Tianxian Waterfall is lush with trees and fragrant with flowers, offering greenery year-round to accompany your visit to the pools and waterfalls. The roaring waters and splashing droplets create a refreshing and uplifting experience. The joy brought by these natural wonders, especially the majestic force of the cascading waterfalls, truly strikes a chord deep within the soul. Here, you not only witness the magic of nature but also come to understand the profound truths shared between nature and life.