The Wei Family Folk Culture Park is located in Luzishui Village, Puhu Township, western Beijing. Established in 2007 following a resolution by the Wei Clan Association to commemorate the martyrs of the clan who sacrificed their lives during the War of Resistance and to remember history, the park was approved by the district government. It features a Martyrs' Square dedicated to the 96 martyrs who died during the war...
Fangshan County was established in 1189 AD. In 1987, it was reorganized as Fangshan District. Fangshan District borders Fengtai and Daxing Districts to the east, neighbors Zhuozhou City of Hebei Province to the south, connects with Laishui County of Hebei Province to the west, and faces Mentougou District to the north. The district government is located in Liangxiang, just 20 kilometers from the central area of Beijing. As the southwestern gateway to the capital city of Beijing (formerly known as Beiping)...
The Dashiwo Town China Stone Carving Art Park is located in Dashiwo Town, Fangshan District, Beijing, covering a total area of 75 mu with a total investment of 45 million yuan. It mainly includes a 10,000-square-meter stone carving square, a 40,000-square-meter stone carving art park, and the 2,200-square-meter Han White Jade Cultural Art Palace. The art palace stands…
Huangtupo Village is located in a small basin surrounded by mountains in the southeastern part of Hebei Town, northwestern Fangshan District. It lies within the Shihuadong Geological Park, a national 4A-level tourist attraction. The village enjoys a superior geographical location, beautiful natural environment, and abundant agricultural resources. The total area under its jurisdiction is 1,851.5 mu, with 401 natural households, …
Douluo Mosque was first built in the spring of the 52nd year of the Kangxi reign (1713) and underwent two renovation phases in 1994 and 2003. It is a district-level key cultural relic protection site. With the development of the Douluo small town and the construction of the Beijing Douluo High-end Manufacturing New Area, the population in the Douluo area has been growing rapidly. The original...
The Fangshan District Archives was established in 1960 as a district-level national comprehensive archives, serving as the permanent repository for archival materials in the Fangshan area. At its inception, the archives only preserved 5,370 volumes of official documents from 36 fonds. After nearly half a century of development, as of December 2014, our archives…
Shangda Wolianfu Farm is affiliated with Beijing Wolianfu E-commerce Co., Ltd. Established in 2007, the farm is located on the western shore of Longmenkou Reservoir in Longmenkou Village, Hancunhe Town, Fangshan District, Beijing, covering a total area of 400 acres with a pristine natural ecological environment. It is the first ecological environment education and experiential base in China. The park features...
As the world’s first specialized museum dedicated to sock civilization, the Beijing Zhuyeyi Sheng Sock Culture Museum pioneers the industry by integrating a comprehensive collection of sock-related cultural relics and documents from China and abroad. With its rich and detailed exhibits, the museum presents a full spectrum of physical artifacts, images, and audiovisual information related to sock culture, combining professionalism, scientific rigor, and engaging experiences...
Located 45 kilometers southwest of Beijing, Han Cunhe Tourist Village has won widespread acclaim from both domestic and international tourists for its fresh outlook as a new socialist countryside, unique rural scenery, and modern pastoral landscape. It has been honored with titles such as “National AAA-level Tourist Village,” “National Agricultural Tourism Demonstration Site,” “Top Ten Famous Villages in China,” …
The full name of the scenic area is: Baicaopan Natural Scenic Area of Xiayunling Forest Park in Beijing. It includes seven attractions: Baicaopan, Kunpeng Gorge, Thyme Valley, Pine Forest Round City, Lao Dao Cave, Dragon Bone Stone Hall, and Apricot Grove Garden. It is known for its Eight Scenic Spots on the Mountain, Eight Scenic Spots at the Foot of the Mountain, and 106 scenic views in total. The Eight Scenic Spots on the Mountain are: Lilac Spring, Moon Viewing from the Pavilion, …
Han Cunhe Town is one of the 33 central towns in Beijing, covering an area of 112 square kilometers, with jurisdiction over 27 administrative villages and a population of 39,000. It is a well-known construction hub in the suburbs of Beijing. In 2013, it was awarded several honors, including being selected as one of the Ministry of Agriculture’s Top Ten Model Patterns for Beautiful Countryside Creation, a National Agricultural Tourism Demonstration Site, a National AAA…
The Zhangfang Song-Liao Ancient Battle Tunnels were first built in 1116, with only about 400 meters remaining today in the Zhangfang area of Fangshan District, Beijing. The tunnels were originally constructed for defense against enemies, disseminating information, and transmitting intelligence. They are now used for cultural relic preservation and scientific research. In May 1989, they were included in the “Beijing Cultural Heritage List” and are currently a municipal-level...
Aromatic Ice Valley is located in Beigou, Fangshan, covering an area of over 1,000 acres. It is a world of ice, featuring small ice houses, an Ice Great Wall, ice watchtowers, an Ice Kids' Park, and widespread rime ice formations. The valley’s alpine ice skating track stretches over 250 meters with a drop of more than 70 meters—thrilling, winding, and exciting. Phone: 0…
Jinzu Mountain Scenic Area is located at the foot of Yunfeng Mountain in the area from Chechang Village to Longmenkou in Fangshan District, 48 kilometers from downtown Beijing. Yunfeng Mountain, also known as Jiulong Mountain, gets its name from its nine mountain ridges that resemble nine dragons galloping. The area houses cultural relics such as the Jinding Tomb site, a national key cultural heritage protection unit, and the Yuan Dynasty Cross Temple, the only remaining Nestorianism site in China. Jinzu...
The Beijing Agricultural Technology Extension Station and the Fangshan District Agricultural Science Research Institute jointly created the capital’s first “Sunflower Theme Park.” In line with the development needs of urban agriculture, the Beijing Agricultural Technology Extension Station introduced new sunflower varieties from abroad, utilizing advanced water-saving agricultural technologies and scientifically arranging a diverse planting scheme. With sunflowers as the main focus, supplemented by...
The Cai Zhuang Earth City Ruins are a municipal-level cultural heritage site. Located in Cai Zhuang Village, Nan Shangle Town, Fangshan District, they were discovered in 1959. The earth city spans an area with its northern boundary about 500 meters from Cai Zhuang, southern boundary around 1,500 meters from Ban Cheng, western boundary approximately 500 meters from Bei Zhuang, and eastern boundary roughly 1,000 meters from Wang Jia Nian (Ban Cheng, Bei Zhuang, and Wang Jia Nian are now part of Laishui County, Hebei Province)...
The "One Reactor and One Accelerator" in nuclear energy is one of the first 12 industrial cultural heritage items in the nuclear industry released by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) of the State Council. On November 15, 2018, it was included in the second batch of National Industrial Heritage sites. On June 28, 2018, SASAC of the State Council announced the list of central enterprise industrial...
The stone carvings at the tomb of Yi Sang’a are located in HuanghouTai Village, Yuegezhuang Township, Fangshan District, and are among the sixth batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Beijing. Yi Sang’a was a member of the Manchu Plain Yellow Banner during the Qing Dynasty and rose to the position of Grand Secretary of the Wenhua Hall and Minister of Personnel during the reign of Emperor Kangxi. The tomb, which faced east-west, no longer exists. In front of the tomb site, there remain exquisitely carved stone monuments, including ornamental columns (huabiao), steles, stone lions, and a five-bay stone gateway. …
Jinling is located in Chechang Village, Fangshan District, and is among the fifth batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Beijing. Initially built during the reign of Emperor Shizong of the Jin Dynasty (1149–1160), it was expanded and renovated over the next three dynasties. Major remains include an earthen burial mound rebuilt after the Qing entered the Pass, the ruins of the Hall of Eminent Favor, and remnants of the Sacred Way. According to historical records and archaeological...
Zhou Jixiang Pagoda is located in Gushankou Village, Fangshan District, and is listed as part of the fifth batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Beijing. It is an octagonal seven-tiered dense-eave brick pagoda, standing approximately 18 meters tall. The base is constructed from white marble stones, and the Sumeru pedestal features carved brick reliefs of flowers and historical scenes on its waist, all exquisitely detailed. The main body of the pagoda is octagonal, with brick columns at each corner, and...