Beigong National Forest Park

Beijing Beigong National Forest Park is located in the northwest mountainous area of Fengtai District, Beijing, 20 kilometers away from the city center. It is a hilly natural scenic area. The North Palace is named after the resting place of emperors. The park was established in October 2002 and was officially approved as a national forest park by the State Forestry Administration in December 2005. The total area of the park is 9.145 square kilometers, consisting of three major scenic spots in the east, west, and central regions, as well as two sets of nearly 10000 square meters of supporting facilities, Beigong Mountain Villa and Mingsheng Tower. There are 12 pavilions, corridors, pavilions, towers and other cultural landscapes in the park, as well as 15 scenic spots such as Fangze Creek, Xiaojiangnan, Fenglin Road, and Hualingou. The green and beautified area is 3000 acres, with 21 high-quality tree species and 36000 plants, over 30 wild flowers covering an area of more than 50000 square meters, and 253 plant species in the park, forming a highlight in the ecological construction of the western part of the capital