Yeyahu National Wetland Park
The wetland park is known as the 'Kidney of the Earth' in Beijing. It is located in Kangzhuang Town, western Yanqing, and is the only natural wetland bird reserve in Beijing. It is one of the important bird habitats in the Beijing area and even in North China. In summer, you can see large areas of reeds, lotus flowers, and serene waters, creating a fairyland-like scene on the lake with a unique charm. During the migration season each year, many birds stop here, with a total of 264 bird species recorded, giving Yeyahu its name.
Baishi Mountain
Baishi Mountain is located in Baishikou Village, Xiayin Line, Laiyuan County, Baoding City, just a 3-hour drive from Beijing. With a natural coolness of 21°C all year round, it has become one of the popular summer resorts in the suburbs of Beijing. Baishi Mountain boasts a wide variety of plant species and dense vegetation, covering a forest area of 28,000 acres. Not only can you see the unique marble peak forest landscape, but it is also a natural oxygen bar with an abundance of negative oxygen ions!
Baili Landscape Gallery Scenic Area
Baili Landscape Gallery is located in Qianjiadian Town, northeast of Yanqing. It was once rated as the top of the 10 best self-driving tour routes in Beijing. It is named 'Baili Landscape Gallery' because it involves a 112-li riverside loop. It is also known as the 'Little Jiuzhaigou' around Beijing. In spring, flowers bloom everywhere; in summer, it is a veritable summer resort and green oxygen bar; in autumn, it turns into a golden landscape, pleasing to the eye and picturesque.
Cuandixia Village is located in Mentougou District, Beijing, about 100 kilometers from the center of Beijing. It takes about 2.5 hours to drive there. It is suitable for those who like to visit and explore ancient sites, and to feel the cultural atmosphere of ancient villages. The environment of Cuandixia Village is very simple and unpolluted, so the sky is very clear and blue. Every casual shot can be a great photo, making it a perfect place for taking pictures. The village has a history of more than 400 years and preserves 500 courtyard houses from the Ming and Qing dynasties. It was also the filming location for the first season of 'Where Are We Going, Dad?'.
Fangshan Hongjing Road
Fangshan Hongjing Road is located in the Fangshan district of Beijing's suburbs. It is a popular road among internet users. Starting from downtown Beijing, it takes about 3 hours by car to reach. It is still a relatively niche spot for checking in, but it will definitely blow up your social media. Due to its winding mountain roads, it is also known as the 'Akina Mountain' around Beijing. The scenery here is spectacular, combining both rugged and beautiful landscapes, attracting many cycling and photography enthusiasts. The observation deck at the top of the mountain is over 1000 meters above sea level, offering a panoramic view of the entire valley below, giving a sense of openness. There is a small graffiti area next to the platform where many people like to check in, but please be careful!
