During the Ming and Qing dynasties, Yangliuqing was a hub for folk art in northern China. It gave birth to the Yangliuqing New Year paintings, the foremost among China’s four major woodblock New Year paintings, as well as the renowned Yangliuqing kites and paper-cutting — all treasured folk art forms. Yangliuqing brick carvings, stone engravings, and traditional folk performances were also sights to behold at the time.
Yangliuqing Manor is located in Beidalitan Village, north of Yangliuqing Town. It neighbors the Shi Family Courtyard, known as the “Number One Mansion in North China,” enjoying a prime geographical location. The entire manor spans nearly 800 acres, with a green coverage rate of up to 90%. It is a large-scale eco-leisure tourism destination integrating business meetings, leisure and entertainment, tourism shopping, fruit picking, fishing, dining, and accommodation.
In 2008, it was awarded the title of “Most Beautiful Village” by Tianjin TV Station and the Tianjin Municipal Tourism Bureau. It is now a national AAA-level tourist attraction and a featured rural tourism destination in Tianjin.
Address: No. 20, Jintong Highway, Xiqing District, Tianjin
Type: Farm resort / Pick-your-own / Agritainment
Recommended visit duration: 2–3 hours
Phone: 022-27921666
Opening hours:
8:00–17:00
Address: 20 km north along Jintong Highway, Yangliuqing Town, Xiqing District, Tianjin
Phone: 27921666

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