Where do Beijing couples go to play on weekends?

I think so too. . You make your play more ordinary.

Is it mainly for fun, or is it mainly for eating, drinking and having a good life?

Just for fun, consider the "Hai Zi Xiangdi Art Manor" in Provence at the foot of Simatai Great Wall!

Baidu, you can see a lot of related introductions and pictures. The endless purple sea is really beautiful. Imagine the feeling of "seeing another dream" together. The scene is absolutely suitable for couples.

July and August is the best every year.

By the way, there is also Bailongtan Black Dragon Pool nearby, so we can go shopping together.

Bus route: 1. Take a bus from Beijing-Chengde Iveco or Beijing-Langfang at Sanyuan Bridge and get off at Simatai Great Wall Archway, which takes 2 hours. Get off the bus and take a car for 2 minutes to reach Vanilla Art Manor. Approximate fare: 40 yuan.

2. Take bus No.980 from Dongzhimen to Miyun main station, with a drive time of 1 hour and a credit card fare of 13 yuan. Then cross the road and take the bus from Miyun to Simatai, and get off at Tanghe Vanilla Garden.

The shuttle bus from Miyun 980 Station to Simatai is at 7: 30 every morning, 1 1: 30, 14: 30.

The shuttle bus from Simatai to Miyun 980 station leaves at 9: 00 am, 13: 00 am and 16: 00 am every day. The fare is 4 yuan, you can get off at Tanghe Vanilla Manor, or you can take the small noodles opposite Miyun 980 main station to Tanghe Village Vanilla Art Manor, which takes 45 minutes by car.

If you want to eat, drink and live, you still have to go to the mountain. Eat, live and continue walking up the mountain. It's about a few hundred meters from the mountain. There is a small Thai hotel with super warm layout, bed prototype and bedstead. The bathroom is a small pool dug in, and you can soak in hot springs in the room.

I went in the off-season, and the house price seems to be more than 300 yuan a night. I'm not sure how much it will cost now. It is estimated that the peak season and weekends will double.

You must know the mountain, so I won't post more routes.