Sihai Park is located in Pingguoyuan, Shijingshan District, and is currently Beijing’s largest water park with the most recreational activities. The park is divided into seven water play zones: Water Slides: The slides range in height from 15 meters, 12 meters, 8 meters, to 5 meters, spread across three platforms, featuring 14 uniquely designed water slides and 2 bodyboard slides, with water depths ranging from 0.8 to 1.5 meters. Visitors climb up the platforms, sit on the slides, and accelerate down for a thrilling yet safe ride. Kids' Water Play Area: With intersecting flat and hanging nets, brave children can climb through the rushing waters for an exciting experience. Toddler Water Play Area: Modern windmill-style combo slides and various sea creature designs bring endless fun for young children. Calm Deep-Water Swimming Area: Designed for swimming enthusiasts to showcase their skills, with water depths of 1.2 to 1.5 meters. Circulating Current Swimming Area: Offers swimmers the sensation of floating in a natural river, allowing them to leisurely swim while building endurance and willpower. Wave Pool Area: Gives the feeling of riding ocean waves and battling the surf. Massage Pool Zone: Swimmers can enjoy the effects of jet streams and whirlpool currents, providing a unique fitness experience. Sihai Water Park is a great destination for cooling off in the summer and staying fit through swimming.
Tianyi Tomb, also known as Cixiang An or Shixianglu An, is located at No. 80 Mokou Street at the foot of Cuiwei Mountain in Shijingshan District, Beijing. It lies to the north of Panlong Mountain and is approximately one Chinese mile from Fahai Temple. It is currently the only well-preserved, highest-standard, and most exquisitely carved Ming Dynasty eunuch tomb in China. Built during the Wanli era of the Ming Dynasty, it covers an area of about 4…
The Chinese Cycling Association is located at the foot of Laoshan Mountain. Even before it became the Olympic Laoshan Mountain Bike Course, Laoshan had already been the training base for the national cycling team. To meet the functional requirements of the Olympic mountain bike competition, the Laoshan Mountain Bike Project included the construction of two new competition service buildings, the renovation of a 4.6-kilometer course...
The Laoshan BMX Venue is located south of the Laoshan Cycling and Fencing Sports Management Center base in Shijingshan District, Beijing, covering an area of approximately 1.98 hectares. It is adjacent to the Laoshan Velodrome and the Laoshan Mountain Bike Course. As a temporary venue, it has a total seating capacity of 4,000 and was the competition site for BMX cycling during the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics…
The Eight Water Palaces of the Western Hills are located in Shijingshan District, Beijing. They refer to eight imperial retreats built by Emperor Zhangzong of the Jin Dynasty in the Western Hills of Yanjing (old name for Beijing). The known ones include the Golden Water Palace (now the Summer Palace), the Clear Water Palace (Daguishu Temple), the Fragrant Water Palace (Miaogaofeng), and the Warm Spring Palace (Hot Spring Village). The other four palaces are no longer traceable. …
Xianliang Temple Pagoda Courtyard is located at the foot of Hutou Peak on Cuiwei Mountain in Shijingshan District, about half a li south of Chang’an Temple in Badachu. The former Xianliang Temple was situated in Shuai Fu Hutong outside Dong’anmen and was built in the 12th year of the Yongzheng reign (1734). The site where the temple stood was originally the residence of Yixi, the younger brother of Emperor Yongzheng. After Yixi’s death, the property was converted into a Buddhist temple. In the 12th year of the Qianlong reign, Xianliang Temple was relocated...
Yaojia Temple Pagoda is located about 1 kilometer east of Zhengguo Temple on Badachu Mountain in Lushi Mountain, Shijingshan District. The pagoda stands approximately 10 meters tall and has an octagonal shape with seven levels. Next to the pagoda lies the tomb of Master Hanping. Yaojia Temple is also known as Shengshui Temple or Shengshui Chanlin, named for the pure quality of the water from its well.
Four Seas Water Park is located west of the Bajiao High-Tech Park in Shijingshan District. The amusement facilities include elevated water slides, a children’s play area, circulating and calm swimming zones, a wave pool, and a cave slide through artificial rock formations. …
Golden Sea Charm International Hot Spring Club is located east of the Shijingshan Stadium in Shijingshan District, Beijing. It is a large-scale health and leisure club integrating hot spring bathing, sauna, an indoor oversized pure natural seawater swimming pool, seafood buffet, five-star guest rooms, and fitness and entertainment facilities. Covering an operating area of 18,000 square meters, the club takes providing guests with premium service as its business philosophy, regards guest satisfaction as the foundation of its survival, and is committed to building an exclusive brand for leisure and fitness in Beijing. It is the ideal destination for elites and distinguished guests to relax, rejuvenate, and conduct business meetings.
Beijing Shooting Range Clay Target Field is one of the 11 renovated and expanded venues for the 2008 Olympics. It is located within the former State General Administration of Sports Shooting and Archery Sports Management Center in Shijingshan District, Beijing. The building covers an area of 6,170 square meters and has a seating capacity of 5,000, including 1,047 permanent seats and 3,953 temporary seats. The...
The Beijing Eunuch Culture Exhibition Hall (Tian Yi’s Tomb), also known as Cixiang Nunnery or Stone Incense Burner Nunnery, is located at the foot of Cuiwei Mountain in Shijingshan District, Beijing, at No. 80 Moshikou Street. It lies to the north of Panlong Mountain and is about half a kilometer from Fahai Temple. It is currently the only well-preserved, highest-standard, and most exquisitely carved Ming Dynasty eunuch tomb in China. Construction began during the...
Jiababy is the abbreviated name of Jiababy Children's Growth Club, located at No. 74 Lugu Road, Shijingshan District, Beijing, in the Qingda Century Education Group Building (South Sculpture Park Street). It is an international brand for infant, toddler, and children's education services, established with substantial investment by the Qingda Century Education Group. The club features a dedicated 7,000-square-meter experiential space, multiple...
Shijingshan Sculpture Park is an artistic garden that pioneers the use of landscaping through plants and sculptures in China. It opened to visitors in 1985, was named “Beijing’s Excellent New Garden” in 1987, and won the Outstanding Engineering Design Award from the Capital Planning and Construction Committee in 1989. The entire park covers an area of 3…
Half Moon Park is located in the center of the Lugu residential area, bordering the largest community service center in the west to the east, the dormitory buildings of Xinhua News Agency to the south, the 8.4-square-meter national high-quality residential complex Xinlan Building to the west, and facing Galaxy Avenue to the north. Construction began on March 24, 1999, and the park was completed by September 24 of the same year, officially opening to the public for free on the 50th anniversary of National Day...
is the seventh temple in Beijing's Badachu Park. Baozhu Cave is located atop Pingpo Mountain and was established in the 46th year of the Qianlong Emperor’s reign during the Qing Dynasty (1780). The temple stands high on the summit of Pingpo Mountain. By exiting the north side gate of the sixth site and climbing westward along a stone stairway path for over a mile, you can reach it. The roadside is lined with trees such as smoke trees and torch trees, lush and verdant in spring and summer, and glowing crimson in late autumn...
Located northwest of Longwangtang on Pingpo Mountain, an extension of the Western Hills in Beijing, it is the largest temple among the Eight Great Sites. Due to its gently sloping terrain, it is also known as "Pingpo Temple." The temple was first built in the early years of the Qianyuan era of the Tang Dynasty (758), and was rebuilt in the first year of the Hongxi era of the Ming Dynasty (1425), when it was renamed "Dayuantong Temple." In the 17th year of the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty (1678)...
is the fifth temple among the Eight Great Sites. During the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, two temples coexisted here: one was Huiyun Chanlin, and the other was Longwangtang. The former was built during the Hongxi era of the Ming Dynasty, while the latter was constructed in the second year of the Shunzhi reign in the Qing Dynasty. By the Daoguang era of the Qing Dynasty, the two temples were merged into one. Longquan Nunnery faces east and sits west. Its temple gate is a flush-gable, straight-ridge entrance structure, with a bluestone plaque inscribed with the characters “Longquan Nunnery…”
Cheng'en Temple is located in the eastern part of Moshikou Street, Shijingshan District, Beijing. It was built during the Zhengde era of the Ming Dynasty (1506–1521). The temple covers an area of approximately 30 acres and consists of four courtyards. From south to north in the eastern part of the temple are, in sequence, the Mountain Gate Hall, the Heavenly King Hall, the Main Hall, and the Rear Hall. On both sides of the Mahavira Hall are dozens of side halls and wing rooms. …
Longquan Temple is located on Panlong Mountain in the northern part of Shijingshan District, about 100 meters west of the well-known Fahai Temple. It is commonly referred to as the "West Temple" by locals. According to the "Inscription on the Imperial Construction of Fahai Temple" from the eighth year of the Zhengtong era of the Ming Dynasty (1443), the eunuch Li Tong dreamed of a blessed land. The next day, he drew the scene from his dream and sent people...
A national industrial tourism demonstration site. Located in the Shougang Industrial Park in Shijingshan District at the western end of Chang’an Avenue in Beijing, approximately 20 kilometers from the city center. It is a comprehensive tourist destination integrating science education, patriotic education, academic exchange, and leisure and recreational cultural activities. Since opening to visitors in 2000, it has deeply…