“Admire deer antlers, witness the world’s finest; play with hundreds of deer, rediscover childhood joy; explore the deer park, uncover the culture of deer.” Beijing Deer World Theme Park is designed with the concept of “focusing on nature, highlighting deer culture, encouraging participation, providing science education, and enriching people through deer farming.” Covering an area of 300 acres, the park is home to lively and adorable sika deer, big and stocky...
Kaichuang Peony Garden is the largest peony and tree peony viewing park in northern China. The garden is located west of Qiaozhen Town Government, covering an area of approximately 1,700 acres. It houses nearly 1 million plants of nearly 100 varieties from the four major peony groups across China: Central Plains, Northwest, Jiangnan, and Southwest. Among them, there are over 6,000 peony clusters that are several years old or even over a century old. Based on their blooming periods—early, mid, and late—the garden cultivates peonies in nine color series: black, green, yellow, white, blue, pink, red, purple, and multicolor. Some of the more precious varieties include Yao Huang, Dou Lv, Wei Zi, Da Mo Feng Yun, Wu Long Peng Sheng, Guan Shi Mo Yu, Shou An Hong, Lv Mu Yin Yu, Xue Ta, and Jin Yu Jiao Zhang. The peony blooming season generally lasts from mid-to-late April to early May, while the tree peony season extends from early to mid-May. “Of all flowers, the peony alone deserves the name; when it blooms, the capital goes wild with praise.” Visitors here can not only admire the noble beauty and grand splendor of peonies but also learn about their 1,500-year cultural history.
The Beijing Vintage Car Museum is located in Yangsong Town, Huairou District, Beijing, covering a land area of 6,500 square meters with an exhibition area of 3,500 square meters. It is a privately-owned automobile museum approved and registered by the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics and the Beijing Municipal Civil Affairs Bureau, and is also the world’s only exhibition hall that primarily features vehicles from Chinese domestic car brands...
Address: Ganjianyu Village, Huairou Town, Huairou District, Beijing Suitable for: Family trips, parent-child tours, seniors, students Themes: Landscape tourism, scenic spots, family outings, leisure and entertainment Linghui Mountain Scenic Area is located 5 kilometers northwest of Huairou urban area, in Ganjianyu Village at the western foot of Hongluo Mountain, approximately 50 kilometers from downtown Beijing. Within the scenic area spanning over 10 square kilometers...
Rainbow Trout Valley is located in Yanqi Town, Huairou District, and is one of the earlier tourism projects developed in the suburbs of Beijing. It connects to the Beijing-Miyun Road to the south and extends to Changping District to the north, spanning a total length of 50 kilometers. The area encompasses five administrative villages, 13 natural villages, and three natural scenic spots. After years of meticulous development, it has gradually formed an integrated industry chain comprising fish farming, recreational fishing, catering, ...
The Beijing HuaiBei International Auto Campsite (located within the Beijing Jiugukou Natural Scenic Area) is a self-drive themed resort integrating camping, RVs, outdoor activities, leisure, accommodation, and dining. The campsite has a total planned area of 120,000 square meters. Among this, the tent camping area covers 20,000 square meters, accommodating up to 2,000 tents...
Starry City Film and Television Base, formerly known as Feiteng Film and Television City, is also called Starry Town. The predecessor of Feiteng Productions Co., Ltd., Feiteng (China) Productions Co., Ltd., was established in 1995 as a wholly-owned enterprise of Taiwan's Feiteng Productions Co., Ltd. in Beijing. In 2001, China's largest privately-owned multimedia media company—Starry Media Co., Ltd.—invested in and took a controlling stake in Feiteng Productions Co., Ltd. Over the nine years since its establishment, Feiteng Film and Television City has hosted more than 100 film and television productions by Feiteng Productions Co., Ltd. as well as numerous production companies and crews from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and overseas. It served as the main filming location for TV dramas such as “Palace of Desire,” “The Dyeing House,” “Heavenly Sword and Dragon Saber,” “The Fragrance of Locust Flowers in May,” “Iron Teeth, Bronze Teeth Ji Xiaolan I, II, III,” and “Princess Huanzhu III.” Numerous other film and television works were also shot here, including “Mouse Loves Cat,” “Little Fish and Big Demon,” “Kangxi and Wei Xiaobao,” “My Whole Life,” “A Love Through Time,” “Kangxi's Secret Visit,” “The Granary Under Heaven,” “For the Sake of the Republic,” and “Sister-in-Law Tian Guihua.” With its diverse and comprehensive set designs, the base has not only become an important hub for film and television production by creators from mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, but will also be a must-visit tourist destination in the future.
China Film Group Corporation (abbreviated as "China Film Group") was established in 1999 with the approval of the State Council. It was formed through the reorganization of the former China Film Corporation, Beijing Film Studio, China Children's Film Studio, China Film Co-Production Corporation, China Film Equipment Corporation, Film Satellite Channel Program Center, and Beijing Film Developing and Video Technology...
The Wulongtan Primitive Forest in Beijing, influenced by its high altitude and forest climate, enjoys cool summer weather, with temperatures averaging about 8 degrees lower than those in the city. For a self-driving trip around Beijing, escape the hustle and bustle of urban life and fully embrace the comfort of “sleeping under the covers” in summer. At night, listen to the chirping of insects and croaking of frogs, take a stroll under the breeze and moonlight, and drink to your heart’s content...
The Memorial Park of the Fourth World Conference on Women stretches from the eastern spillway of Huairou Reservoir in the west to the interchange bridge of National Highway 101 in the east. Centered around the Huai River water body, it covers an area of 650,900 square meters, including 240,900 square meters of land area and 418,100 square meters of water surface. The park was expanded and renovated in September 2004 with an investment of 335…
Fengshan Hundred-Fruit Garden is located in Qiaozhi Town, Huairou District, Beijing, covering an area of 20 square kilometers. It consists of over 20 distinctive agricultural picking gardens, including Zhongtian Hanhai, Guose Tianxiang Peony Garden, Danish Berry Garden, Yanlaihong Winter Jujube Garden, and Walnut Garden. It is a comprehensive destination integrating agricultural sightseeing, folk tourism, leisure vacation, dining and entertainment, as well as science education…
Mutianyu Pass, also known as Zhengguan Terrace, features three watchtowers standing side by side—an architectural rarity in the history of the Great Wall. Built in 1404 (the second year of the Yongle reign in the Ming Dynasty), this pass holds significant strategic value, situated between the encampments of nomadic tribes beyond the frontier, the main route to the capital, and a shortcut to the imperial mausoleums. Mutianyu Pass measures 40 meters in length, 30 meters in width, …
Dajiao Tower is located at the highest point on the eastern side of Mutianyu Pass, currently designated as Mu Zi Yi Tai. It is one of the famous landmarks of the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall. Historically, it served as the boundary between the Jizhen and Changzhen sections of the Great Wall. To the east was under the jurisdiction of Jizhen, and to the west under Changzhen. Among the watchtowers of Mutianyu, Dajiao Tower is a relatively large one. It stands at a vantage point in the eastern section...
China Dream Stone City is located at the foot of the Great Wall in the Mutianyu section of the Beijing Great Wall tourist area. It houses over 20,000 rare stones from across the country, weighing more than 4,500 tons, and serves as a hub for "China's rock collectors." The park mainly features the "Mutian Waterforest Cave," the "Strange Stones Circle," and the "Grand View Tower of Rare Stones." The "Mutian Waterforest Cave" is a cave within a cave, with interconnected chambers…
Address: No. 5 Hongxing Road, Wanghua Village, Huairou Town, Huairou District, Beijing. Beijing Red Star Co., Ltd. is a renowned time-honored Chinese enterprise. The Red Star trademark is a well-known Chinese brand, and Red Star’s unique “Traditional Brewing Technique of Beijing Erguotou” is a national intangible cultural heritage. Established in May 1949, it was the first state-owned distillery built by the Central Tax Bureau…
Address: No. 3 Yanshui Road, Yanqi Town, Huairou District, Beijing. The second Yanqi Lake Ice and Snow Culture Festival, themed “Supporting the Winter Olympics, Joyful Ice and Snow,” has officially kicked off. The event spans tens of thousands of square meters and is divided into snow and ice zones. The snow zone features elements from the Jurassic period, technology, and the Olympics, including a Jurassic...
Landscape Tour · Scenic Spot · Cultural Tour · Family Tour Address: Yudaohe Natural Village, Duanshuling Village, HuaiBei Town, Huairou District, Beijing Shimen Mountain Scenic Area is located south of Duanshuling Village, HuaiBei Town, Huairou District, just 11 kilometers from the APEC venue Yanqi Lake. It is adjacent to attractions such as Qinglong Gorge, HuaiBei Auto Camp, Baiquan Mountain, and Yougu Shen Tan. The scenic area covers a total area of 3…
Silver, purple, gold, green, red... an ocean of colors composed of floral blooms is enough to dazzle and enchant you. This is the Lavender Manor of Provence. The Oriental Lavender Manor of Provence is the largest single lavender plantation in North China. In addition, the garden also features the largest rapeseed field in Beijing, spanning 100 acres, a 100-acre sunflower field, as well as vast areas planted with various premium flowers such as verbena, salvia, cosmos, marigold, and peacock star grass. Of course, the main highlight of the manor is still lavender, which is primarily divided into three types: true lavender, spike lavender, and hybrid lavender. The endless fields of lavender are not only fragrant and soothing but also serve as a rare photography destination in the suburbs of Beijing and a romantic paradise for couples. The Provence Lawn within the manor can host various types of outdoor weddings. Aside from outdoor photography, there is also an indoor photo studio. Various styles of backdrops and props are set up, making you feel as if you’re in a serene Eastern European farm.
Dingxiu Meiquan Town is located in Yanqi Town, Huairou District, approximately 4.5 kilometers from downtown Huairou and about 55 kilometers from downtown Beijing. To the north, the town borders the scenic Yanqi Lake area and the Yanqi International Convention Center, to the south lies the Yanqi Economic Development Zone, and to the east, the Yanqi River flows from north to south through the town. Nestled against mountains and beside water, the scenery is picturesque. Dingxiu Meiquan…
The Manchu Folk Museum of Labagoumen in Huairou, Beijing Location: Huairou District Address: No. 2, Labagoumen Village, Labagoumen Manchu Ethnic Township, Huairou District (101414) Contact Number: 60623435 Museum Introduction: Located to the north of Labagoumen Manchu Ethnic Village in Huairou District, Beijing, the museum is built against a mountain and primarily showcases Manchu folk...