Beijing Miaofeng Mountain Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Miaofeng Mountain in Beijing belongs to the Taihang Mountains, with an igneous rock structure. The main peak is 1,291 meters above sea level. It is steep and steep, with beautiful flowers and grass. It is famous for its "ancient temples, strange pines, and strange rocks". It has seasonal landscapes such as sunrise, sunset, rime, and mountain markets. There are thousands of acres of roses crowned "One of the Best in North China", the largest traditional pilgrimage temple fair in North China, and one of the most culturally rich scenic spots around Beijing.

Attractions distribution:

Miaofeng Mountain Scenic Area is located in Mentougou District in the west of Beijing, 55 kilometers away from the city center and covering an area of ​​20 square kilometers. The air in the mountain is fresh, the vegetation is luxuriant, the strange pines stand proudly, the rocks are rugged, there are a large number of woody plants and high-quality medicinal materials, and all kinds of exotic Flowers and flowers bloom all year round, forming a beautiful scenery with "mountains on all sides are picturesque, and you can see flowers every day of the year".
Miaofeng Mountain gathers the wonders of famous mountains and the essence of blessed places on earth. There are many ancient temples and scenic spots in the territory. The famous ones include the famous royal temple of the Liao Dynasty, Yangshan Qiyin Temple, Dayun Temple, and one of the eight scenic spots in Wanping, known as "Lingshan". There are Pompeii ruins such as Dishui Rock, the villa of Johnston, the English teacher of the last emperor Puyi, and the prestigious Huiji Temple in Miaofengshan, which was built in the Liao Dynasty. There are three temple groups (Inspiration Palace, Huixiang Pavilion, and Jade Emperor Summit). Based on the mountains, the 14 temples are scattered and arranged in different heights. They are dedicated to Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, folk and other gods. They were the belief center of the northern people during the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
The traditional temple fair in Miaofeng Mountain began in the Ming Dynasty and has a history of more than 400 years. Every year from the first to the fifteenth day of the fourth lunar month, hundreds of thousands of faithful men and women from all over the country and hundreds of folk flower festivals gather at Miaofeng Mountain, offering incense to the top, performing arts to reward the mountain, and giving porridge and tea. The scene is spectacular and the piety of the believers is rare.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Temple fairs, mountain climbing, temples, folk customs, cliff carvings, mountains