Changping Bodhisattva Mountain Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Beijing Changping Bodhisattva Mountain Natural Scenic Area is full of peaks and mountains, towering ancient trees, exotic flowers and grasses everywhere, fruit trees and precious treasures all over the mountain. The environment is quiet and quiet, the springs are clear and sweet, and it is famous for its beautiful mountains and valleys, Buddha's aura, primitive natural mountains and rivers, and remoteness. The simple folk customs attract a large number of tourists to come here for sightseeing and summer vacation. It is known as "the first ditch in the northwest of Kyoto".

Attractions distribution:

Bodhisattva Mountain Natural Scenic Area is located in Liucun Town, Changping District, Beijing. It is a remnant of the Taihang Mountains. The villages at the foot of the mountains have a history of 1,000 years. Bodhisattva Mountain Scenic Area covers an area of ​​4 square kilometers and is divided into five cultural parks: health culture park, Buddhist culture park, folk culture park, ecological culture park, and leisure culture park. The total length of the tourist route is 5.8 kilometers.
Bodhisattva Mountain has majestic mountains, towering ancient trees, and precious fruits. More than 100 kinds of wild animals such as sika deer, hares, roe deer, wild badgers, squirrels, pheasants, magpies, and woodpeckers appear in the area. There is also a touching legend of Bodhisattva. An exhibition of ancient farm tools and statues of emperors and queens of past dynasties. When visiting Bodhisattva Mountain, you can climb mountains to enjoy the beautiful scenery of mountain flowers, dig seasonal wild vegetables, and pick wild fruits such as jujubes, hawthorns, crabapples, walnuts, persimmons, mountain apricots, and mountain peaches. It is a place to cultivate sentiments, experience folk customs, and protect yourself from the cold and summer heat. A great place for vacation and leisure.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Mountaineering, folk customs, Buddhist statues, mountains