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Panshan Ski Resort

Published: 2026-11-13 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-13 — Panshan is a national scenic area and a 5A-level tourist attraction. Like a ten-mile-long painted screen, it stands tall in eastern Beijing and northern Tianjin, renowned both at home and abroad as the “First Mountain East of Beijing.” It has been honored as one of the “Ten Scenic Spots of Tianjin” for its unique landscape known as “Evening Rain over Three Terraces,” and was once listed among the “Top Fifteen Scenic Spots in China.”

Panshan Ski Resort

  Panshan is a national scenic area and a 5A-level tourist attraction. Like a ten-mile-long painted screen, it stands tall in eastern Beijing and northern Tianjin, renowned both at home and abroad as the “First Mountain East of Beijing.” It has been honored as one of the “Ten Scenic Spots of Tianjin” for its unique landscape known as “Evening Rain over Three Terraces,” and was once listed among the “Top Fifteen Scenic Spots in China.” The Panshan Ski Resort within the scenic area covers an area of 430,000 square meters, featuring two intermediate ski runs, four beginner slopes, and four snow tubing lanes, accommodating over 5,000 people for recreation and fitness at the same time. The resort also includes a 4,000-square-meter rental center and dining facilities that can serve up to 1,500 guests simultaneously. With first-class facilities and high-quality service, visitors can enjoy great value, fully experience the joy of sports, and the romance of leisure. The resort’s skiing equipment and various professional ski gear are imported from countries with advanced winter sports industries such as Austria and Japan. Experienced professional management staff, service personnel, and several international senior ski instructors provide warm and attentive services.

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