Labagoumen Primitive Forest Scenic Area
Hongluo Mountain Forest Park is known as the backyard of the capital and also as the "natural oxygen bar". The scenic area covers a total area of 45 square kilometers with a forest coverage rate of over 90%. It is composed of three major viewing areas: Nanhouling, Baizhangya, and Bingchuan. It is also the earliest place in Beijing to enjoy the autumn foliage.
Badaling National Forest Park, Hongye Ridge Scenic Area, covers an area of nearly 1,000 acres with over 50,000 red-leaf trees. Adjacent to the Great Wall, it is located on the mountainside south of the first railway in China and the statue of Zhan Tianyou. The best time to see the remaining leaves of the Great Wall is from the end of September to early November.
Fengling Mountain National Nature Reserve, located 160 kilometers away from downtown Beijing, boasts beautiful scenery, high negative ion content, pleasant climate, and fresh air. It is an excellent forest tourist destination and a natural oxygen bar. Fengling Mountain is home to 1,870 species of higher plants, with a forest coverage rate of up to 93%. In early spring, it is adorned with tender green; in midsummer, it is covered in lush shades; in autumn, it becomes splendidly colorful; in winter, it proudly stands adorned in silver.
Juyongguan Great Wall
Juyongguan Great Wall is a famous ancient pass city along the line of the northern Great Wall near Beijing. It is located 20 kilometers away from Badaling Great Wall and is a nationally protected cultural relic. The terrain of Juyongguan is steep. The autumn scenery of Juyongguan is picturesque, with colorful forests and mountains, making it a classic and beautiful landscape of Beijing since ancient times.
Gu Bei Shui Zhen Scenic Area
Complete with all the amenities, you can enjoy the night view of the Great Wall. Gubei Water Town is also a great place to appreciate autumn scenery. The scenery in the town is like a fairyland. The long-lost autumn wind in the gorge, the colorful forests on top of the Great Wall, and the red leaves covering the walls in the alleys bring surprises everywhere. Donning their red attire, the town is filled with the autumn atmosphere. Red Leaf Town thrives under the Great Wall, amidst green mountains and clear waters.
Mangshan National Forest Park
Mangshan National Forest Park covering an area of nearly 13,000 hectares with a forest coverage rate of 96.5%. The mountain peaks offer a wide panoramic view, allowing one to see Beijing in clear weather. By mid-October, the park is completely covered in red, with clusters of maple, yellow fish, and oak trees in the Mangshan mountain range, creating a scene of flowing red leaves resembling gorgeous brocade.
