The Scarecrow Youth Outdoor Science Education Base, affiliated with CaoGenTang Farm, covers an area of 40,000 square meters, with a planned Phase II expansion of 200,000 square meters. The base is located in Xiyuanzi, Daciluo Village, Shilou Town, Fangshan District, Beijing. It serves as an educational and entertaining outdoor classroom for youth. We feature a 150-meter-long cultural corridor that introduces...
The "Tiangou Valley" high-altitude water sliding project is located within the "Tenglong•Xianyuan" Tourist Resort (formerly the Shidu Folk Custom Garden) in Shidu Town. Built against the mountain and following the valley’s rapids, the slide stretches 2 kilometers in length with a total drop of 178 meters. Along the way, there are four large splash pools, multiple high-speed turns, and over 20 sections of rapid drops and elevation changes. More…
Chaoxi Park is the first park in Chengguan District of Fangshan District. Established in 1984, it is located on the west bank of Dongsha River in Chengguan, Fangshan District, east of Qingnian North Road, stretching from Fangshan East Street in the south to the Senior Cadres' Gateball Court in the north. The original site was a sandy beach, but later embankments were built along the river, leading to the establishment of this Chaoxi Park. The park has comprehensive infrastructure, including: an imitation...
Han Cunhe Park was built in 1992, covering a total area of 100,005 square meters, including a water area of 80,004 square meters. The environment here is beautiful and the scenery pleasant. The Marble-carved Shuiguang Bridge and Shenghui Bridge span the north and south like jade rainbows. The Shatan Lake and Fashui Lake are vast and interconnected. On the islands in the lake,...
Rustic and Natural Yanshan Park Yanshan Park was established in 1979 and underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2003. It features ten major scenic areas, including the Red Leaf Lotus Pond, Four Seasons Garden, Art Garden, Amusement Park, Overhead Corridor, Leisure & Fitness Zone, Zhiyuan Terrace, Flower-Fruit Valley, Zoo, and Water Park. From the Overhead Corridor and the majestic Yanlong Pavilion, visitors can enjoy a bird’s-eye view…
Elegant and Charming Yanhua Garden Yanhua Garden was built in 1985, with a total area of 1.64 hectares as of 2001. The green space covers 13,118 square meters, accounting for 80% of the garden’s total area. It features 3,000 square meters of colorful foliage plants and 4,000 square meters of cool-season turf. Yanhua Garden is a traditional Chinese-style...
Yan Yi Garden is located in the urban center of Yanshan, covering a total area of 11 hectares. It was invested by the Yanshan Office and constructed by the Yanshan Municipal Management Committee. The garden is divided into an eastern and a western section, completed in 2006 and 2007 respectively. The entire garden follows the planning principles of "ecology, landscape, culture, and sports." It not only inherits the gardening style of traditional Chinese gardens…
Changyang Sports Park is located in Junliuzhuang Village, Junliu Township, the historic town of Changyang. The park boasts fresh air and picturesque scenery, with historical elements such as Republic-era carved stones and a Tang Dynasty stone mill that reflect its rich cultural heritage. Additionally, the park features facilities for basketball, badminton, table tennis, and gateball, truly embodying its “sports” identity. Here you can find…
Xu Teli Library is located on the North Campus of the Liangxiang Campus of Beijing Institute of Technology. The library was named after the former president Xu Teli in his honor. A statue of Xu Teli stands in the lobby on the first floor. The library has six floors in total: the first floor houses the service center, the second and third floors are reading rooms, the fourth and fifth floors contain computer labs, and the sixth floor is the director’s office…
The Liulihe Site is located on a terrace by the Da Shi River, 1.5 kilometers north of Liulihe Town in Fangshan District, Beijing. It is an important site from the early Western Zhou Dynasty. In the 1940s, Chinese archaeologists first discovered a number of relics and artifacts from the Shang and Zhou periods here. In 1973, the Institute of Archaeology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences...
The Cross Temple is located on Sanpen Mountain, north of Chechang Village, Zhoukoudian Town, Fangshan District, Beijing. Originally built in 317 AD during the first year of the Jianwu era of the Eastern Jin Dynasty as a Buddhist temple, it was renovated in 638 AD during the 12th year of the Zhenguan era of the Tang Dynasty. Between 952 and 958 AD (the 2nd to 8th years of the Yingli era of the Liao Dynasty), it underwent further repairs and was renamed the Chongsheng Monastery of Sanpen Mountain. In 1358 AD (the 18th year of the Zhiyuan era of the Yuan Dynasty)...
The Tomb Pagoda of Yao Guangxiao was built during the Yongle era of the Ming Dynasty and is located north of Changle Temple Village in Fangshan District. It is an octagonal, nine-tiered, closely-eaved brick pagoda facing south, standing 33 meters tall in total. The entire pagoda sits atop a single-tiered square platform. At the base is an octagonal pedestal, upon which sit two layers of octagonal Sumeru pedestals. The waist of the Sumeru-style base features relief carvings of the Chinese character for longevity…
Beijing Fangshan Global Geopark is located about 40 kilometers southwest of Beijing, spanning both Fangshan District in Beijing and Laishui County and Laiyuan County in Baoding City, Hebei Province. The park covers a total area of 953.95 square kilometers and is divided into eight scenic areas: the Zhoukoudian “Peking Man Site” area, Shihuadong area, Shidu area, Baihuashan–Baicaopan area…
The Pingxi Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall is located in the Shidu Tourist Scenic Area in southwestern Beijing, about 100 kilometers from the city center. The museum displays an extensive historical exhibition primarily focused on the anti-Japanese resistance in Pingxi. A wealth of cultural relics and photographs tell the story of the glorious struggle of the people of Pingxi. Outside the museum, there are the Pingxi Anti-Japanese War Monument, a forest of steles commemorating a hundred martyrs, and other activity venues. It serves as a national patriotic education base integrating publicity, education, sightseeing, and tours. With the support of former leaders who had worked and fought in Pingxi and relevant departments, the memorial hall was officially opened on March 26, 1992. Above the main gate is inscribed “Eternal Glory to the Martyrs Who Sacrificed Their Lives for the People’s Anti-Japanese War in Pingxi.” The base of the screen features a white-marble-like floral wreath sculpture surrounded by flowers, symbolizing the victory of the Pingxi Anti-Japanese War achieved through the bloodshed of countless martyrs.
The Puhu Hunting Ground is located in the northern part of Puhu Township, southwest of Beijing, about 120 kilometers from the city center. It features high terrain, surrounded by mountains, and has a high forest coverage rate, making it especially cool during the summer. The Puhu Hunting Ground covers an area of 3.333 million square meters and consists of three parts: the Grand Canyon Hunting Ground, Tiger Harbor Hunting Ground, and Huangtuling Hunting Ground, among which...
Shenglian Mountain Zhenwu Temple is located in Fangshan District. In the 15th year of the Republic of China (1926 AD), it was established through the fundraising efforts of Abbot Cai Yixian, a Taoist priest, along with devotees from all over. Abbot Cai was well-versed in both literary and martial arts, particularly excelling in medicine. He practiced healing and gained fame throughout the capital. Prominent figures such as the direct-line warlord Wu Peifu, the legendary Peking opera actor Yang Xiaolou, and then-President Cao Kun were all close to him and frequently visited...
Address: Western part of Han Cunhe Town, Fangshan District, Beijing Type: Geological landform, mountain…
The Wanfo Hall Flower Pagoda is a closely-eaved pagoda located on a mountain peak near the Wanfo Hall and Kongshui Cave in Wanfo Hall Village, Fangshan District, Beijing. It is part of the fifth batch of Major National Historical and Cultural Sites and was a key cultural relic rescue project in Beijing. Restoration began in the spring of 1995 and was completed in 1996. On either side of Wanfo Hall stand an ancient pagoda from the Liao Dynasty and one from the Yuan Dynasty...
Xiangyangkou Village is located in the deep mountainous area of the northeast of Zhaitang Town, Mentougou District, Beijing, on the north bank of the Yongding River. To the east, it borders Dacun in Yanchi Town; to the south, it borders Dongling Village; to the west, it neighbors Gucheng Yanhecheng Village; and to the north, it is backed by tens of miles of deep mountains leading all the way to the Great Wall at the border with Hebei Province. The village is an ancient, naturally-formed small settlement. During the Ming Dynasty…
Pofengling is located in Fangshan District, Beijing, where vast areas of smoke trees grow. In autumn, the mountains are covered in fiery red leaves, creating a stunning, colorful landscape that rivals that of Fragrant Hills. What’s more, the area is less crowded, making the scenery even more enjoyable. The Pofengling Red Leaf Scenic Area spans approximately 2,000 acres, and amidst the lush greenery stand the former villas of Li Lianying, the last powerful eunuch of the feudal dynasties, and Cao Kun, the president of the Republic of China...