Beigong National Forest Park Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Beigong National Forest Park is named after the emperor's resting place. The terrain in the park is mainly hilly. The total area of ​​the park is 9.145 square kilometers. There are 36,000 high-quality tree species in 21 species, more than 30 species of wild flowers and more than 50,000 square meters. "There are flowers in spring, shade in summer, fruits in autumn, and green in winter" throughout the year. It is a natural scenic area integrating eco-tourism, sightseeing and picking, fishing and sightseeing, recreation and entertainment. Every autumn, Beigong National Forest Park has become another large-scale red leaf viewing area in Beijing after Xiangshan and Badachu.

Attractions distribution:

Beijing Beigong National Forest Park is located in the mountainous area in the northwest of Fengtai District, Beijing, 20 kilometers away from the center of Beijing. Beigong is named after the emperor's resting place. The total area of ​​the park is 9.145 square kilometers. It is composed of three major scenic spots in the east, west and central part, and two groups of nearly 10,000 square meters of supporting facilities, Beigong Villa and Mingsheng Tower.
Beigong National Forest Park has undulating terrain, staggered peaks, deep valleys, lush forests, interdependent mountains and rivers, and the singing of birds and the fragrance of flowers. It has 36,000 high-quality tree species of 21 species and more than 30 species of wild flowers covering an area of ​​more than 50,000 square meters. There are 12 cultural landscapes such as pavilions, corridors, pavilions, and towers, as well as 15 scenic spots such as Fangze Creek, Xiaojiangnan, Fenglin Road, and Hualingou. There are "flowers in spring, shade in summer, fruits in autumn, and green in winter" all year round. , is a natural scenic area integrating eco-tourism, sightseeing and picking, fishing and sightseeing, leisure and entertainment and other functions. Every autumn, Beigong National Forest Park has become another large-scale red leaf viewing area in Beijing after Xiangshan and Badachu.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Ecotourism, National Forest Park