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Purple Valley Eden

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Last updated 2026-11-11 — Purple Valley Eden (PurpleValleyEden) is a state-owned farm under the Beijing Luogouqiao Farm...

Purple Valley Eden

Purple Valley Eden
  Purple Valley Eden (PurpleValleyEden) is a comprehensive project developed by the state-owned Beijing Luogouqiao Farm (abbreviated as Luogouqiao Farm), which is part of the Beijing Capital Agribusiness Group. It was established in response to government initiatives, to meet societal needs, to build a greener Fengtai District, and to develop the tourism and cultural resources along the Yongding River. The project integrates urban sightseeing, leisure activities, and the development of Yongding River tourism culture.

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  Opened to the public in mid-June 2013, the park covers a planned area of approximately 40 hectares. It features over 20 scenic spots including a fountain square, windmills, the moon, musical notes, a piano, and telephone booths. The park offers various functions such as sightseeing, leisure, wedding photography, and wedding celebrations.

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  Purple Valley Eden (PurpleValleyEden) is located on the beautiful banks of the Yongding River, adjacent to the ancient riverbank and long dike. It enjoys a prime location, just 20 kilometers from the city center and only 4 kilometers from the world-renowned Lugou Bridge. Multiple major traffic arteries such as the West Fifth Ring Road, the Jinggang’ao Expressway, and the Jingkai Expressway pass through the area. It serves as a fresh and tranquil retreat where urbanites can sightsee, relax, bathe in the breeze and moonlight, and enjoy a serene and sweet escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Additionally, the park provides a large forest-shaded parking lot for visitors to park their vehicles, offering convenience for your trip.

  Source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development

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