Four Seasons in a Corner of Beijing's Western Hills
The surrounding tourist attractions are numerous, but most are managed in a park style: such as Xiangshan Park, Wofo Temple, the Botanical Garden, Dajue Temple, Fenghuangling, Yangtaishan, Jiufeng, etc. This place is an open wild mountain area suitable for hiking enthusiasts and nearby villagers to exercise.
2022 Spring Snow
This place is located near Huanshan Village, Taizhouwu, Wenquan Town, Haidian District, Beijing. It's very convenient to take bus 330/346 from the Summer Palace. Go to Hangcai Avenue, take the fire road upward, and there are several routes depending on your preference: 1. Shortest route—descend from Baijiatuan, taking about 1 hour; 2. Longest route—go to Sikeshu, then head to Wangjinglou, then on to Badachu, taking about 6 hours; 3. To Sikeshu and then down towards the Botanical Garden, taking about 2 hours; 4. To Sikeshu, then turn towards Wangjinglou-Wenquan direction and down, taking about 4 hours.
View of western Beijing from Sikeshu Observation Deck
Viewing the TV tower from Sikeshu platform
Picture-in-picture --- Yuquanshan Pagoda
The Olympic Tower can also be seen in the distance
China Zun and the Olympic Tower appear together
View of the east from Jiayuan summit
A cyclist rests and enjoys the view
Eye of the storm in a whirlwind
Overlooking the Western Hills --- Western Hills Gallery
On a clear day, China Zun is clearly visible in the distance
Golden autumn ginkgo forest --- Gaolizhang Village --- childlike fun
A touch of red in the ginkgo forest
Viewing China Zun on a foggy day
Watching the TV tower in rain and fog
A full view of Xiangshan's Guijianchou Peak