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Liansheng Scenic Area is located in Shijiaying Township, Fangshan District, southwest of Beijing (more than 90 kilometers away from the city center). It is 60 kilometers away from liangxiang town, the administrative center of Fangshan. 930 meters above sea level. At an altitude of1030m, it belongs to a warm temperate semi-humid continental monsoon climate with obvious characteristics of four seasons.

2. Qianling Mountain Park in Beijing

Qianling Mountain Park in Beijing is located in the northwest of Wang Zuo Town in Beijing, close to Jietai Temple, 30 kilometers away from Beijing, with a planned area of 12.5 square kilometers. There are various peaks in the scenic area, and the scenery is wonderful. The main peak is 699 meters above sea level and is the first mountain in southwest Beijing.

3. Miao Feng Scenic Area

Miaofengshan Scenic Area is located in Miaofengshan Town, Mentougou District, Beijing. It is 34 kilometers away from 109 national highway. 55 kilometers away from Beijing, it is a natural scenic spot that integrates humanities and natural scenery.

4. Jiu Feng

Jiu Feng, located in Bei 'anhe Township, Haidian District, was originally named Xiufeng, and it was named after the ridge above its head looked like a vulture. It is about 450 meters above sea level, and there are several Gu Song standing on the top of the mountain, so it is called Xiaohuangshan. Famous scenic spots include forest bathing beach and Yunxiu Pavilion.

5. Xiangshan

Xiangshan Park, located at No.40, Maimao Street, Haidian District, Beijing, the northwest suburb of Beijing, covers an area of 188 hectares, and is a royal garden with mountain forest characteristics. Xiangfeng, the main peak of the scenic spot, is commonly known as "Ghost Seeing Sorrow", with an altitude of 557 meters.

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