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Baodu Zhai
With an altitude of 580 meters, it has a towering peak and steep cliffs on all sides. From a distance, it looks like a giant Buddha lying on its back, with lifelike features.
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Lao She Memorial (老舍纪念馆)
The residence accompanied Lao She through 16 years and witnessed the most productive years of Lao She.
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Beijing Tap-water Museum (北京自来水博物馆)
The museum reviews the history of tap water in Beijing since its beginning in 1908.
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Liuminying Ecological Farm (留民营生态农场)
Beijing Liuminying eco-farm was officially recognized as “the first village of ecological agriculture of China” in 1986 by the United Nations’ Environment Program Bureau.
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Qi Baishi’s Former Residence（齐白石故居）
Facing East, the residence is a three-courtyard house with two courtyards on its wings.
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National Art Museum of China （中国美术博物馆）
The National Art Museum of China (NAMOC) is the only national museum of the plastic arts in China.
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Bulao Shanju （不老山居）
Bulao Shanju is located in Yanluo Village, Miyun Town, which is the hometown of longevity.
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Shijingshan District Stone Carving Relics Park（石景山区石刻文物园）
It is the only well-preserved eunuch tomb on the Ming Dynasty, and known for its exquisite stone carvings.
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Jinshanling Great Wall
In the first year of the Longqing reign of the Ming Dynasty (1567), Qi Jiguang guarded the northern border and continued to build many watchtowers here.