A Complete Collection of Tourist Attractions in Fangshan District Introduction of Three Famous Scenic Spots in Fangshan District

Yunju Temple is located in Shuitou Village, Dashiwo Town, Fangshan District, southwest of Beijing, 70 kilometers away from the city center. Covers an area of more than 70,000 square meters. Yunju Temple, Shijingshan Tibetan Sutra Cave and Tang Liao Pagoda Group constitute a treasure house of Buddhist cultural characteristics in China. Yunju Temple was built in the late Sui Dynasty and early Tang Dynasty. Originally known as "Zhiquan Temple", it was later renamed as "Yunju Temple". The temple covers an area of 0.07 square kilometers. After years of renovation, five courtyards and six halls have been formed. It was destroyed by Japanese artillery in the 1940s. After liberation, after two large-scale repairs. Yunju Temple is a national 4A-level tourist attraction and a national key cultural relic protection unit.

2. Shihua Cave (AAAA Scenic Area)

Beijing Shihuadong National Geopark is located in Nancheying Village, Hebei Town, Fangshan District, Beijing, 55 kilometers away from Beijing. It is a seven-story cave with a height difference of150m. Now the first floor, the second floor, the third floor and the fourth floor are all open to the public, and the tour length is 2500 meters. Shihua Cave, formerly known as Qianzhen Cave, has been discovered for more than 500 years. Because there are three marble Buddha statues carved in the cave, it was renamed as "Shibuda Cave", and the incense was once very prosperous. Shihua Cave is a large karst cave found in China, with many caves, various sediments and a large number of secondary chemical sediments. Its aesthetic value and scientific research value can also rank among the top caves in the world, and it is called the four largest caves in China together with reed flute cave in Guilin, Yuhua Cave in Fujian and Yaolin Cave in Hangzhou.

3. Du Shi Scenic Area (AAAA Scenic Area)

Dushi Scenic Area, located in the southwest of Fangshan District, is the only large-scale karst landform in northern China. Dushi Scenic Area is China National AAAA Scenic Area and China National Geopark. On September 17, 2006, UNESCO officially approved the award of Fangshan World Geopark in China. The successful application has added a scientific and technological world geopark with natural scenery as the main body to Beijing, making Beijing the first capital city with a "world geopark" in the world. Fangshan World Geopark has eight parks, of which Du Shi is the core park. Dushi Scenic Area is a valley formed by Juma River, a tributary of Daqing River, cutting the northern end of Taihang Mountain, with a total length of about 20 kilometers. Because there are ten ferries crossing the Juma River here in history, it is named "Du Shi". Now that the highway has been built into a valley, these ten ferries have long been changed into flood control bridges, and there are no real ferries, but the name Du Shi has been used to this day.