Moshikou Village

Visit the hidden gem near Beijing—the hometown of "Rickshaw Boy" from Lao She's novel, Moshikou Village on the Jingxi Gudao. It's definitely worth the trip!

Transportation: Direct access via Metro Line 11 to Moshikou Station, Exit A. Super convenient!

Here, you'll find the hometown of "Rickshaw Boy," the filming location of "Empresses in the Palace," and the first electrified village in Beiping (old name for Beijing). Strolling through the quaint streets feels like stepping back in time, with camel sculptures and murals telling stories of the past.

Recommended photo spots:

Fahai Temple: Marvel at Ming Dynasty national treasure-level murals, quietly impressive yet deeply moving.

Cheng'en Temple: Eight Exceptional Museum of Beijing, a collection of exquisite crafts that dazzle the eye.

Tomb of Tianyi: Tomb of a Ming Dynasty eunuch, featuring exquisite stone carvings—a perfect blend of history and art.

Food Recommendation: The pancakes here are especially delicious. Sitting by the roadside, enjoying the food while feeling the bustling atmosphere is simply delightful! Don't miss out on the limited supply of fried cakes from Fahai Temple, a renowned establishment with years of history. Get there early to queue up!

Accommodation Recommendation: While there are no large hotels in the village, nearby homestays offer unique flavors. Spending a night here allows you to deeply experience the tranquility and beauty of the area.

Travel Tip: Besides Moshikou Village, nearby Fahai Temple Forest Park offers hiking trails with panoramic views of the entire Beijing area. It's a must-see!

Here, you can slow down and savor the tranquility and beauty away from the hustle and bustle. Not sure where to go around Beijing? Why not visit here and experience the rich historical and cultural atmosphere!