What are the tourist attractions in Changping?

Changping tourist attractions include Mangshan Forest Park, Jiaojiuyu Natural Scenic Area and Dalinggou Kiwifruit Valley.

mangshan forest park

Mangshan National Forest Park is located in the northeast of Changping County, Beijing, east of the Ming Tombs Reservoir Dam, 40 kilometers away from Beijing, with a forest area of 6700 hectares and a forest coverage rate of over 86%, so it is also called the Ming Tombs Forest Farm. Mangshan Forest Park, with the highest peak of 659 meters, has 1.3 million mu of artificial forest and 1.76 kinds of trees and flowers, which are lush all year round and beautiful in all seasons. It is the largest national forest park in Beijing.

Second, the Jiuyu Natural Scenic Area

Formerly known as Country Park, it is located in the north of Qiujiu Village, about 4 kilometers northwest of the Ming Tombs in Changping District, and about 55 kilometers away from Beijing. It is a canyon-type natural scenic spot.

In the rugged ravines and cliffs, there are many exotic flowers, strange peaks and rocks, which maintain many natural features. Wang Fei came here with this Compendium of Materia Medica to give her daughter an ecological education. When I came here, I found that Tianhou's eyes were really not bad. The oncoming fresh air and the beautiful scenery moving with the scenery are like traveling in a pictorial world and enjoying the feeling of nature.

Three. Dalinggou Kiwifruit Valley

Kiwifruit Valley is a village under the jurisdiction of shisanling town, located in a long and narrow valley at the foot of Yanshan Mountain, 20 kilometers northwest of Changping City. At the junction of Changping and Yanqing, the coverage rate of ecological forest in the village reaches over 90%.

There are a large number of wild kiwifruit trees in the valley, hence the name Kiwi Valley. At the entrance of Kiwifruit Valley, a crane welcomes guests, and a gurgling fountain descends the rockery like a picture. The monkey on the right, standing on a rock and holding an arbor, is waiting for tourists from afar.