Beijing Fangfangshan National Forest Park Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Fangfangshan National Forest Park in Hancunhe Town, Fangshan District, southwest of Beijing, has dense forests, beautiful peaks, deep caves, elegant environment, pleasant climate, and fresh air. As early as the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, monks built mountains here. The temple cultivates forests and has been given the reputation of "Suzhou and Hangzhou in the south and Shangfang in the north" by wandering workers of all generations. After more than 1,900 years of vicissitudes, Fangfang Mountain has the only well-preserved primary secondary forest in North China. It has now become a leisure, fitness, vacation and sightseeing resort that integrates mountains, forests, caves, temples and museums.

Attractions distribution:

Fangfangshan Forest Park has a total area of ​​3.53 square kilometers, including 1.74 square kilometers of woodland and 1.63 square kilometers of shrub land. The forest coverage rate reaches more than 90%. It has the largest group of famous and ancient trees in Beijing, including more than 10 thousand-year-old trees. There are 34 first-class ancient trees and more than 4,000 second-class ancient trees. The cypress king, pine king, ginkgo king, and locust tree king are collectively known as the "four thousand-year-old tree kings"; the park's karst landform is remarkable, with the "Sinkhole" "The most unique one is that there are many ancient caves in the mountain. The most amazing ones are nine caves, all of which are naturally formed. These ancient caves have their own shapes and are breathtaking. The main landscapes in the park include Yunshui Cave, Tushita Temple, Tibetan Sutra Pavilion, Fenxiang Temple, Pagoda Forest, Huayan Cave, Camel Peak, Pinzi Stone, Yidou Spring, Tiankeng, Bell Tower, Oak Forest, King Cypress, and Pine Tree King, bodhi tree, dragon wrapped around nine cypresses, king locust tree, forest sea, rime, sea of ​​clouds, red leaves, sunrise, waterfall above, macaques, cableway sightseeing, etc. The park begins to hold mountain climbing, outings, flower viewing, forest bathing and fitness activities in April every year, and holds golden autumn red leaf viewing activities in October.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Geological sightseeing, karst landforms, ecological tourism, sinkholes, forests, caves