Puwa Township, A Miniature Tibet in Beijing with Breathtaking Scenery
Puwa Village, Puwa Township, Fangshan District, Beijing
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Introduction
Waxiang is located in the southwest of Beijing, about 120 kilometers from the city center. It is located in Tangshan Village, a red tourism base in Xia Yunling Township on the east, adjacent to Shidu Scenic Area on the south, which is known as "Little Guilin" for its spectacular mountains and waters. To the west is the Jiulong Scenic Area of the national Yanshanpo Scenic Area, and to the north is Qiaocun Village in Jiulong Town, Hebei Province. Waxiang has a high terrain, surrounded by mountains, with an altitude ranging from 407 meters to 1870 meters, hence known as the "Little Tibet" of Beijing. The total area of Waxiang is about 96 square kilometers, with about 1177 acres of arable land and about 115,000 acres of actual forest area. The forest coverage rate reaches 67.7%, and the vegetation coverage rate is about 86%. On March 14, 2005, Waxiang was officially approved by the municipal government as a municipal-level nature reserve. Address Puwa Village, Puwa Township, Fangshan District, Beijing
Opening hours 24 hours a day (Monday to Sunday, from January 1 to December 31)
Transportation Bus: Take the Fang 19 bus to the Puwa North Station and get off.
