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Guangji Temple （广济寺）
The Guangji Temple was built in late Song Dynasty and houses a library of well-preserved cultural relics.
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Xianrenyu (Immortal Valley)
Xianrenyu (Immortal Valley), located in 17 km west of Laiyuan County, is a limestone landform grand canyon with two mountains standing on each side and one line leading through.
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Fahai Temple （法海寺）
Fahai Temple is home to the most well-preserved, the largest murals of the Ming Dynasty.
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Guanting Reservoir (官厅水库)
Guanting Reservoir is located on the border between Zhangjiakou, Hebei province and Yanqing District, Beijing
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Yexian Tower (冶仙塔)
The tower named Yexian built inside the scenic area was initially constructed in 1039 during the Liao Dynasty and had once been one of the top 8 wonders of Beijing.
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Wofo Temple（卧佛寺）
Wofo Temple, also known as Temple of the Reclining Buddha, is located in the south foot of Shouniu Mountain, the east side of Fragrant Hill.
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Beijing Huguo Temple (北京护国寺)
Built in Yuan Dynasty, Huguo Temple is one of the eight temples in Beijing
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Poly Art Museum （保利艺术博物馆）
This is the first museum operated by a state-owned enterprise on China mainland Most of its collections are retrieved from abroad
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Beijing Ming Tombs National Forest Park (明十三陵国家森林公园)
Covering an area of 8,000 hectares, the Beijing Ming Tombs National Forest Park is the largest of its kind in Beijing
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Fayuan Temple (法源寺)
Initially built in 645 in the Tang dynasty by Li Shimin (Emperor Taizong) and later rebuilt in the Zhengtong era (1436–1449) of the Ming dynasty...
