Yuan Gu Qishi Forest
Last updated 2026-11-11 — Located in Chuangfangyu, east of Jixian County, Tianjin. The village connects to Jiulongshan National Forest Park to the north and faces the vast, rippling Cuiping Lake across the mountains to the south...
Yuan Gu Qishi Forest
Situated in Chuangfangyu, east of Jixian County, Tianjin, the area links to Jiulongshan National Forest Park to the north and faces the expansive, wave-like Cuiping Lake across the mountains to the south. To the east lies the Eastern Qing Tombs, and to the west are Niangniangding and the ancient Great Wall. Surrounded by mountains and water with breathtaking scenery, it is a well-known longevous village and has been developed into Tianjin’s only resort themed around longevity.
The geological structure of Maojiayu Yuan Gu Qishi Forest consists of dolomite strata from the Yangzhuang and Wumishan formations of the Mesoproterozoic to Neoproterozoic eras, dating back 1.3 to 0.8 billion years. The naturally formed unique rock landscapes are exquisitely crafted, resembling dragons and beasts, displaying miraculous natural artistry.
Address: Maojiayu Village, Chuangfangyu Town, Jizhou District
Tel: 22762003
Yuan Gu Qishi Forest isAAAa [level] tourist attraction
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