Huangmu Factory Huangmu Factory is located in Chaoyang District, 1000 meters east of Guangqumen and 200 meters north of Tonghui River.

It was a place where timber for building palaces was stored during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, also known as the Shenmu Factory.

Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty once composed "The Ballad of the Divine Wood" and made it into a stele.

The largest giant tree currently stored in Huangmu Factory is called "Zhangbiantou". The tree is two feet wide and more than 4 feet long. It is surrounded by stone railings.

In the early 1960s, the huge trees were still standing, making a sound.

In the early 1970s, the remaining wood was destroyed and other relics were lost.

On July 2, 1985, the monument "Shenmu Yao" buried underground was discovered.

Red Scarf Park Red Scarf Park is located in Balizhuang outside Chaoyangmen. It was built in 1958, covering an area of ??95,000 square meters and a water surface of 200,000 square meters.

The ground is mainly a children's playground, and various cruise ships are floating on the water.

Before the 1970s, the lake here had clear water and beautiful scenery. Later, it was seriously damaged due to environmental pollution. Only after dredging and treatment in 1989 did it regain its former appearance.

In May 1991, a group of sculptures of young heroes were completed here, showing the stories of outstanding young heroes in different historical periods of the Chinese revolution in front of red scarf tourists, inspiring today's children to work hard.

Beijing Chinese Ethnic Park Beijing Chinese Ethnic Park is located on the west side of the National Olympic Sports Center in Beijing Asian Games Village. It is a large-scale ethnic cultural park integrating the traditional architecture, folk customs, song and dance performances, crafts and ethnic cuisine of ethnic minorities across the country.

The Nationalities Garden covers an area of ??about 45 hectares and is divided into North and South Gardens. The North Garden was opened to the public in June 1994.

There are sixteen ethnic villages built in Beiyuan, including Tibetan, Miao, Yi, Dong, Taiwan Gaoshan, Korean, Buyi, Hani, Qiang, Dai, Jingpo, Daur, Ewenki, Oroqen, and Hezhe

ethnic groups and other scenic spots.

South Park mainly has large-scale facilities such as the Ethnic Museum and Sculpture Square, as well as more than 20 ethnic villages.

All buildings adopt a 1:1 ratio to truly reproduce the cultural relics of each ethnic group.

The park has the largest cast iron sculpture in China, as well as simulated tropical banyan forests, water caves, soil forests, Panlong Waterfall, Alishan sacred trees, Cangyuan rock paintings, etc.

When visiting ethnic villages, tourists can not only enjoy waterfalls and flowing clouds, grassland bonfires, gurgling streams, and the sound of herdsman's flutes, but they can also enjoy all the scenic spots in China without leaving the capital.

You can also appreciate and participate in the songs, dances, festivals, productions and customs of various ethnic groups.

Gain the unique cultural and artistic enjoyment of the Chinese nation from performance activities such as athletics and skills.

China Red Sandalwood Museum’s magnificent classical furniture now has its own museum. The China Red Sandalwood Museum, located in Gaobeidian Township, Chaoyang District, is currently the world’s largest, most abundant and highest-grade red sandalwood carving museum.

Museum of Art.

The Chinese Red Sandalwood Museum, built with an investment of 250 million yuan from Hong Kong Fu Wah Group, covers an area of ??25,000 square meters. It has a strong ancient Chinese palace architectural style. It has a collection of exquisite palace woodware sculptures carved from precious wood, including hundreds of Ming Dynasty pieces.

Qing Dynasty furniture is dazzling.

The 32.4-meter-long and 1.77-meter-wide wood carving "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" and the 3-meter-high rosewood carving models of the Forbidden City Corner Tower, Wanchun Pavilion and Qianqiu Pavilion in the Imperial Garden are four masterpieces handed down from generation to generation, which constitute the treasures of the museum.

Changying Mosque Changying Mosque is the largest mosque in the suburbs of Beijing. It is one of the only seven remaining ancient mosques in Chaoyang District and was built during the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty.

The Changying Mosque is a two-entry courtyard with hanging flower doors, verandahs, sparse flowers and trees, and is pleasing to the eye.

The main hall is eight rooms deep and five rooms wide, and can accommodate two to three hundred Muslims for worship.

In recent years, a female hall has been built specifically for female Muslims to worship.

The Qingfeng Gate connects the Hui River with a 20-kilometer section from Dongbianmen Datong Bridge to Tongzhou, with 5 gates in the middle.

The second place was originally called Dongji Gate, commonly known as Erzha, and later renamed Qingfeng Gate.

It is located in Erzha Village, southeast of Dabeiyao. The village is named after the gate.

From the time it was opened for water transportation in 1292 to the early years of the Republic of China, ships have been traveling between the second and third gates (formerly known as Pingjin Gate). The coast was a famous scenic spot during the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

It is known as the "Qinhuai River in the North".

Qingfeng Gate once played an important role in water storage and flood discharge of Tonghui River and canal transportation of grain.

Located in the Xiangshan Botanical Garden in the western suburbs of Beijing, covering an area of ??nearly 100,000 square meters, it is the first dry land ski resort in Beijing and can be used for skiing all year round.

Three beginner, intermediate and advanced dry ski trails with different lengths and slopes are suitable for tourists with different skill levels.

The ski resort can accommodate 70 people for skiing at the same time.

The ski resort is also equipped with Coaster slides, urban golf, baseball fields, aerial trapeze, children's playground and other leisure and entertainment projects, as well as supporting facilities such as Western-style fast food restaurants, billiards bars, comprehensive service centers, and ecological parking lots.

The river channel retains the tiger skin stone river wall and gate canal from the Yuan Dynasty.

In 1998, the Qingfeng Gate site was restored and a white marble carved arch bridge was built, 38 meters long, 4.4 meters wide and 7.8 meters high.

The arched structure, railings, and columns all adopt the Yuan Dynasty architectural model.

On the slopes of the north and south banks of the bridge, there are 5-ton water-suppressing beasts from the Yuan Dynasty, stone carved green dragons and Sima mascots.