There are so many places to visit when traveling in Fangshan, Beijing. Let me talk about the places I have been to, which are also check-in places that we cannot miss when traveling to Fangshan: 1. Yunju Temple in Beijing 2. Shidu in Beijing 3. Baidu

Caopan Natural Scenic Area 4, Beijing Fangfangshan National Forest Park 5, Beijing Chinese Ape Man Site 6, Beijing Ecological Valley Smart Farm Cross the clear water and step into the mountain gorge; accompanied by macaques, there is an oxygen bar in the pine forest.

This autumn, let’s check out Fangshan’s internet celebrity scene together, enter the depths of the mountains, and experience a different life.

For a mini-vacation in the suburbs of Beijing, don’t miss Fangshan. It has 4 billion years of natural creation, millions of years of geological changes, 700,000 years of human history, 5,000 years of civilization, and more than 3,000 years of city construction.

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It can be said that it is the best of the best, and it fully links the scenic spots and characteristic destinations. Let’s travel first and then travel!

1. Beijing Yunju Temple This weekend, by chance, I had the opportunity to visit Yunju Temple, a place I have heard about for a long time but have never been to.

I thought it was just an ordinary temple, but it was not.

When you visit, you will find that Yunju Temple has many attractions and has its own unique charm.

However, please note that the attractions I am talking about here are cultural attractions. Those who like natural scenery are not suitable for this place.

The best thing in the world in Yunju Temple is the Stone Scripture!

Yunju Temple has three unique features: stone scriptures, wooden scriptures and paper scriptures. Yunju Temple has the largest, oldest and most complete collection of 14,278 stone-engraved Tripitakas in the world - the Fangshan Stone Sutra.

The Stone Sutra is hidden in the Leiyin Cave of Shijing Mountain and the underground palace of Yunju Temple in caves and caves respectively.

?Recommended play time: more than 3 hours?Ticket price: Adult ticket: 40 RMB; Discount ticket: 20 RMB (January 1st - December 31st, Monday to Sunday) Free ticket: Free for children under 1.2 meters, 65 years old (including 65 years old)

It is free for senior citizens (16 years old) and above with a senior citizen's ID card or ID card, and free admission with a disabled person's ID card.

?Opening hours: 8:30-17:00 in peak season, 8:30-16:30 in off-season?Reservation method: Search the "Fangshan Yunju Temple" official account on WeChat and follow it to make a ticket reservation?Transportation method: Bus line: Overpass

Get off at Yunjusi Station on Route 917 *** Bus Shidu Branch; Railway: Take train 6437 at Beijing West Railway Station and get off at Yunjusi Station; By car at Yunjusi: Take the Liulihe Exit of Beijing-Shidu Expressway → Liulihe →

Yueli Road→Fangyizhuang→? Yunjusi Road→Yunjusi Jingshi Expressway Fangshan Exit to Fangshan→Jingzhou Road→Zhoukoudian→Fangyi Road→Yunjusi Road→Yunjusi Address: Dashi, Fangshan District, Beijing

An introduction to Yunju Temple at the foot of Baidai Mountain in Wo Town: A giant temple on the outskirts of Beijing, famous for its thousands of years of sutra engraving and the remains of ancient pagodas.

Fangshan carvings were first popularized by Master Jingwan in the Sui Dynasty, and continued throughout the Sui, Tang, Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. There are nearly 30 million Chinese characters in stone inscriptions, which are unparalleled stone inscriptions in the world.

Yunju Pagoda has stood for thousands of years. There are seven Tang pagodas and five Liao pagodas. Although the temple halls and the south pagoda were unfortunately damaged during the Anti-Japanese War, the main Liao Dynasty pagoda in the north pagoda courtyard and the four corner Tang pagodas are well preserved. Tang Jingyun in the northwest corner

The 2nd Year (711) Tower is the oldest above-ground building in Beijing and is a must-see for lovers of ancient architecture.

2. Are you worried that you won’t have enough fun in the hot summer weather in Beijing?

Not thrilling enough?

Not exciting enough?

Then let's go to Shidu for a walk. Shidu on the outskirts of Beijing is known as the "Little Guilin of the North". It has beautiful scenery, pleasant climate, and a wide variety of projects. You are the only one here!

In the middle and upper reaches of the Juma River in Fangshan County, Beijing.

The water enters the mountain from Zhangfang and reaches here through six, seven, eight and nine crossings.

The valley here is wide, the water is gurgling, and the valley walls stand steeply, like a knife cutting an axe.

The mountains and rocks on both sides of the bank are rugged, appearing and disappearing in the morning mist, appearing light in the distance and dense in the near, like a splash-ink landscape painting.

A small village by the river, with pebble walls and gravel paving, facing the river beach.

Backed by green mountains.

Whenever the sun sets in the west, there are wisps of green smoke, and the strange peaks and green mountains are reflected on the river. It is very poetic and picturesque, and is known as the Guilin landscape of the North.

Climb up the stone stairs step by step. You can put on your shoe covers at the entrance and enter the glass observation deck. After feeling the charm of the glass observation deck, you can go up to our glass plank road. Of course, this is not for the faint of heart.

Looking down, those who are brave can take photos. As the name says, it feels like being in the clouds. If you like adventure, you can come and experience it.