The Dàyùgōu Cliff Carvings are located in Zhāngfāng Town, Fángshān District, approximately 40 kilometers southwest of Fángshān City. On the south-facing bluestone cliff face, there are two niches of carvings. The right niche is 0.88 meters high and 0.98 meters wide, featuring a seated statue of Sakyamuni Buddha in the center, flanked by his disciples or Vajra guardians on either side, with two flying apsaras at the top, totaling nine statues in all...
Dougang Pagoda is located on a platform about 200 meters west of Dougang Village, Chonggezhuang Township, Fangshan District. Built during the Ming Dynasty, it has an octagonal shape and stands approximately 15 meters tall. The Sumeru pedestal of the base features a waist section adorned with brick carvings of the Eight Treasures—wheel, conch, umbrella, canopy, flower, vase, fish, and endless knot—on all eight sides. The upper part of the base is decorated with three tiers of carved lotus petals. The main body of the pagoda is octagonal in column shape. …
Phoenix Pavilion is located on the eastern slope of Fenghuangting Road in the Yan Shan Office, Fangshan District. It is a stone-built memorial pavilion with a double-eaved, pyramidal roof. Inside the pavilion stands a stone stele erected in the ninth year of the Yongzheng reign during the Qing Dynasty (1731), with the inscription “Inscription on the Stele Commemorating the Auspicious Phoenix over the Western Mountains Manifesting Imperial Virtue” on its front side. …
Huanshou Temple is located to the west of Xiaoyouying Village, Chonggezhuang Township, Fangshan District. It was first built during the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty. The temple faces north and covers an area of approximately 3,340 square meters. The main hall is well-preserved, measuring 12.3 meters in width and consisting of three bays of beamless architecture. The interior features a caisson ceiling that is 7 meters high. On the opposite wall, there are three arched niches for Buddha statues, beneath which are connected...
The Suburban Labor Platform is located outside the Da'nan Pass in Liangxiang, Fangshan District. Commonly known as the Generals’ Welcoming Platform, it was where emperors welcomed back soldiers returning from battle. Originally built in the 25th year of the Qianlong reign during the Qing Dynasty (1760), the platform features an octagonal pavilion and a white marble stele pavilion. The pavilion has two levels, each with eight stone pillars. The stele bears an inscription of Emperor Qianlong’s poem commemorating the event. The platform is surrounded by brick walls on all sides. Still extant are the uncovered white marble stele pavilion and the stele inside it, which serve as important historical artifacts for the study of Qing Dynasty history.
Liangxiang Duobao Pagoda is located on Liaoshi Hill, northeast of Liangzhen Town in Fangshan District. The pagoda has an octagonal floor plan, stands approximately 36 meters tall, and is a five-story hollow pavilion-style structure. The first story of the pagoda is tall, with arched gateways on the cardinal directions (east, south, west, and north), while the other sides feature straight-bar windows. Hidden brick brackets are installed under the eaves, and a staircase allows access to the upper levels. Originally, there were Buddhist niches on all four sides, but the statues have been damaged. Climbing the pagoda offers views north toward Beijing and south toward Zhuozhou. It is now the only pavilion-style pagoda in the Beijing area, also known as Wutian Tower, and has been fully restored.
The Pingxi Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall is located in Shidu, Fangshan District, Beijing, covering an area of over 50,000 square meters. With its green mountains, wild ferries, picturesque landscapes, and pristine waters, it is a renowned scenic spot of the world-famous UNESCO Global Geopark and a celebrated red tourism destination. In 1985, at the initiative of veteran generals such as Xiao…
The Beijing North Hot Spring Conference Center Resort is located in Liangzhen Town, Fangshan District, in the southwest of Beijing. It is 23 kilometers from Beijing West Railway Station, featuring convenient transportation, beautiful surroundings, luxurious decoration, and comprehensive facilities. It is an ideal venue for conferences, training, business meetings, and leisure vacations. The center covers an area of 200 acres. As you step inside, you’ll be greeted by…
Beijing Jinghui Golf Club — where sweeping waves of terrain and rolling mountain ranges create a stunning three-dimensional visual effect. Beijing Jinghui Golf Club lies nestled against the verdant misty folds of the Yanshan Mountains to the north, bathed in the vast waters of Qinglong Lake to the south, and overlooking the majestic scenery of Beijing National Forest Park to the east...
In October 1943, amid the flames of anti-Japanese resistance in Pingshan, Comrade Cao Huoxing composed this song of truth — "Without the Communist Party, There Would Be No New China" — in Tangshang Village, Xiayunling Township. In 2001, the Xiayunling Township government and Tangshang Village invested millions to renovate...
The Iron Tile Temple is located within the compound of the Hebei Town Government in Fangshan District, and is named for its roof entirely covered with iron tiles. The Iron Tile Hall faces south and is backed by green mountains, with the Dashishi River lying before it. The temple grounds are shaded by lush ancient cypresses, and a clear spring gurgles behind the temple, creating an elegant landscape. The spring water flows year-round into the Dashishi River through underground channels. A plaque inscribed with the regular script characters “Iron Tile Zen Grove” is embedded in the lintel of the mountain gate…
Donghugang Scenic Area is located at Shiwu Du of the Shidu Area in Beijing Fangshan UNESCO Global Geopark, adjacent to Yesanpo and about 106 kilometers from downtown. The area features emerald sandalwood forests and ancient vines that twist through the valley, with winding paths climbing uphill and murmuring streams flowing beneath your feet, creating a poetic atmosphere. The unique “Three-Tiered Waterfall” has a drop of 11…
The Shidu Gushanzhai Scenic Area is located in Qidu Village and gets its name from three isolated peaks. It boasts numerous famous geological wonders, serving as a concentrated showcase of the millions of years of geological evolution in Shidu. As the most renowned canyon within the Shidu Scenic Area, Gushanzhai stretches approximately 10 kilometers deep. Stepping into the canyon, you’ll find towering peaks on both sides…
Beijing Xinhu Yuan Sightseeing Park is located in Doudu Town, Fangshan District, Beijing, just 39 kilometers from the city center. Covering a total area of 580 acres, it is a charming and distinctive ecological park, tourist attraction, resort conference center, leisure and entertainment venue, and health and wellness destination in the southwest of the capital. The park consists of tourist sightseeing greenhouses, special...
Beijing Titian Golf Club is located in the southwest of Beijing, just a 20-minute drive from downtown. The club is adjacent to the Beijing–Shijiazhuang Expressway, bordered by National Highway 107 (also known as the Jingbao Highway) to the east and connected to the Beijing tourist route, the Jingzhou Highway, to the west. Guests can reach the clubhouse directly via the Jinxiu Road exit on the Beijing–Shijiazhuang Expressway, making its transportation convenience truly unparalleled.
Haotian Park is located on the eastern side of Liangxiang Satellite City in Fangshan District, Beijing. Within the park stands the over 2,100-year-old Liaodai-era Liangxiang Pagoda (also known as the Haotian Many-Buddha Precious Pagoda), a municipal-level key cultural relic protection unit in Beijing. The park is named after this ancient pagoda. It is the only comprehensive park in the new urban area of Liangxiang. Rebuilt in 1997, the total...
Yingbin Park is located at the eastern entrance of the Yanfang Satellite City, at the intersection of Yanfang Road and Jingzhou Road. It faces Yingbin Pavilion from afar, hence the name Yingbin Park. Established in 1990, the park covers a total area of 7.34 hectares. It was built by the Fangshan District Government to improve the local environment, transforming what was originally a sewage pit through land reclamation...
Jia Gong Temple Park, located southwest of Erzhan Village, Shilou Town, Fangshan District, Beijing, was built to commemorate Jia Dao, a renowned poet of the Tang Dynasty. Jia Dao, also known as Langxian, was one of the most famous poets of the late Tang Dynasty. In the 37th year of the Kangxi reign during the Qing Dynasty (1698), Luo Zaigong, then magistrate of Fangshan County, allocated 30 acres of land in Erzhan Village, Shilou, to establish Jia Gong Temple, which was later demolished for historical reasons. …
Sacred Spring Park is located in the central area of Changgou Town, Fangshan District, and was completed in October 2003. It covers an area of 134,000 square meters, including 50,000 square meters of water surface. The park has 7,651 trees planted, as well as over 70,000 square meters of other plants. This 200-acre Sacred Spring Park features stone bridges, weeping willows, and springs…
Baishui Temple Forest Park is located in the hinterland of the district and is part of the Xihuling mountainous area. The terrain here is higher in the northwest and lower in the southeast, with an elevation ranging from 118 to 208 meters, a natural drop of 90 meters, and an average gradient of 22.5%. It stretches 900 meters from northwest to southeast and 400 meters from northeast to southwest, resembling an inverted clamshell…