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You can go to your hometown, the Ming Tombs in Changping, and visit hutongs.

Hometown:

On the way, you can also turn a corner to visit the nearby Guyaju Caves Cave. Guyaju Caves Cave is a national 4A scenic spot, located outside the east gate of the hometown, and it takes about 2 minutes to walk to the entrance of the scenic spot.

Guyaju Caves Grottoes have the culture and history of Chinese civilization, magnificent and exquisite living techniques, which have become the eternal mystery and the magical representative of ancient architecture. I really envy the local people who live here. It is a good place for daily hiking and healthy walking. ?

Climb to the top of the mountain, walk into large and small caves, and feel the feeling of ancient people digging holes. This place is particularly beautiful from the inside out, and it is the direction of sunset.

Imagine how comfortable it was for the ancients to lie in the cave and watch the sunset ... Standing on the top of the mountain, you can have a panoramic view of the Olunda tribe and its hometown facing guanting lake, and the sunset is spectacular.

You can stay in Xizhen Hotel and live in 8 groups of villas with two floors and four rooms, which is more comfortable. Warm colors and wooden furniture are the main indoor furniture.

Combine modern elements to enhance Chinese style, but keep calm and lasting appeal, and add some fresh leather sofa seats. American furniture contains many cultural connotations.

Changping Ming Tombs:

Go to the Ming Tombs in Changping to see the flower sea of Qikong Bridge. At present, bloom is flourishing, and the undulating ground is covered with a colorful carpet, which is close to the distant mountains. You don't have to walk far, the flower sea is around, and there is a charming blue.

In fact, many small flowers are very common, but they become shocking when they are many. Gesanghua, lavender, daisy ... are all fascinating, wandering between beauty and poetry, walking through the shallow songs in early summer.

Visit hutong:

To visit the hutongs in Beijing, you must visit the longest, shortest, narrowest and widest hutongs. Compared with Nanluoguxiang, which is full of commercial flavor, there are fewer people here and it is suitable for walking slowly and shooting slowly.

The widest hutong: Lingjing Hutong

Although most hutongs in Beijing are due south, due north, due east and due west, there are also oblique streets. The longest diagonal street in Beijing starts from Xizhimennei Street in the north and ends at Zhao Deng Yu Road in Fuchengmennei Street in the south.

Taipingqiao Street then continues south to Fuxingmennei Street, leads to Green Road and then goes south to Xuanwumen West Street. A street used to be an important waterway in western Beijing, connecting the longest inclined street in Beijing.

The Narrowest Hutong: Qianshi Hutong

Qianshi Hutong is located on the west side of Beijing Jewelry Market Street, near Dashilan, a famous business district. Historically and now, it has been the narrowest hutong in Beijing.

The alley is 55 meters long, with an average width of only 0.7 meters and a narrowest point of only 0.4 meters. When they crossed the road, they had to walk sideways. There are nine groups of buildings in the north and south of the street.