Miyun Gubei Water Town Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Miyun Gubei Water Town is known as the "Northern Wuzhen". It is located in Gubeikou Town, Miyun County, Beijing. It is backed by the most beautiful and dangerous Simatai Great Wall in China and sits on the Yuanyang Lake Reservoir. It is a rare combination of landscape and city in the suburbs of Beijing. Natural ancient village. The entire town is built along the water system. It has the characteristics of a water town in the south and the layout of a village in the north. The entire building complex is large in scale and integrated.

Attractions distribution:

With a thousand-year history, Gubei Water Town is simple, elegant and picturesque. Rows of houses, bluestone roads, flowing water houses, and long alleys all show the style of the ancient town in the north during the Republic of China. Ancient buildings such as Sima Xiaoshao, Yongshun Dyeing House, Yinghua Academy, Yang Wudi Temple, Eight Banners Guild Hall, Zhenyuan Escort Bureau, and Riyue Island fully reflect the charm of the northern water town during the Republic of China. The ancient Tang River tributary lingers here, and ancient buildings and houses are built along the water, just like a little-known paradise. As night falls, the charming night view of the town is even more otherworldly, with a hint of warmth amidst the coldness; the representative town delicacies of ancient steamed walnuts and Miyun roasted pork are also not to be missed.

Scenic spot features:

Photography, leisure, family outing, ancient town, Great Wall