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Ming Tombs
Ming Tombs, a natural scenic spot, is the architectural complex of mausoleums of thirteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644).
Foot of Tianshou Mountain, Changping District, BeijingRoyal Historical Building -
Juyongguan Great Wall
Juyongguan Great Wall, strategic, scenic, and historic, is a key Ming Dynasty relic. Recognized globally, it's a major AAAA-rated tourist spot.
Juyongguan Village, Nankou Town, Changping District, BeijingNature Historical Building Tourist Resort -
Yinshan Pagoda Forest Scenic Area
Yinshan (Silver Mountain) not only has a pleasant scenery, but is also famous for its many ancient pagodas.
Xihu Village, Yanshou Town, Changping District, BeijingTourist Resort -
Tianlongyuan Hot Spring Resort (天龙源温泉度假村)
Tianlong Yuan means "Source of the Heavenly Dragon "
No. 29 Nankou Road, Dengzhuang Village, Changping District, BeijingNature -
Longmai Spa
With a total area of 280 mu, the Longmai Hot Spring is rich in geothermal resources with the country's premier light hot spring underground.
Xingong Road, Xiaotangshan Town, Changping District, BeijingTourist Resort -
Xiaotangshan Modern Agricultural Demonstration Park
It is one of the first national agricultural science park in Beijing.
Houlingou Village, Xiaotangshan Town, Changping District, BeijingPark -
Wendu Water City (温都水城)
Wendu Water City is one of the most advanced water relaxation centers in Asia.
No. 51 Pingxifu Street, North of Qijia Town, Changping District, BeijingPark -
Beijing Ming TombsNational Forest Park
Covering an area of 8,000 hectares, the Beijing Ming TombsNational Forest Park is the largest of its kind in Beijing
No. 2 Python Mountain Road, Changping District, BeijingNature -
Qipanshan Scenic Spot (北京棋盘山风景区)
The mountain peak area is 3,000 square meters, the mountain top flat and the ratio of length and width is just like an enlarged chessboard
Wayao Road, Liu Village, Changping District, BeijingNature -
Beijing Aoshan International Resort（北京鳌山国际休闲空间）
Beijing Aoshan International Resort bears a shelter forest to protect both Beijing and Tianjin from sandstorms There are over 1,800 primordial plants and 1,500 vertebrates within the forests
Nankou Town, Changping District, BeijingNature