Nestled in Qianjiadian Town, Yanqing District, right in the heart of Beijing's Yanqing Ecological Conservation Area, the Baili Landscape Gallery spans 371 square kilometers and sits about 110 kilometers northwest of downtown Beijing. Three scenic highways (Luanchi, Huaqian, and Huasha) wind through the town in a loop, making the place an ideal self-drive getaway. The three highways together topped Beijing's list of the 10 best driving routes in 2007. On September 17, 2010, the gallery became Beijing's first town-scale scenic area and a national 4A-level attraction combining "town and scenery". With its pristine air, lush mountains, and rich tourism resources, the area is a true summer refuge and a natural oxygen bar. Come see it through the eyes of a foreign friend and experience its beauty for yourself!
Scenery along the route of the Baili Landscape Gallery
[Photo by Masanao Ito from Japan]
Baili Landscape Gallery Scenic Area
[Photo by Masanao Ito from Japan]
Baili Landscape Gallery Scenic Area
[Photo by Masanao Ito from Japan]
Natural scenery of the Baili Landscape Gallery
[Photo by Masanao Ito from Japan]
Natural scenery of the Baili Landscape Gallery
[Photo by Masanao Ito from Japan]
Yanshan Tianchi Scenic Area in Baili Landscape Gallery
[Photo by Masanao Ito from Japan]
