A 10-meter-tall ice waterfall cascades down, while young climbers compete on the ice wall, reminiscent of scenes in "Fast & Furious". The ice climbing activity is ongoing at Baili Rural Homestays in Qianjiadian Town, Yanqing District, the largest homestay cluster in Beijing. For the first time this winter, Baili Landscape Gallery has introduced ice and snow activities, including ice climbing.

At Baili Rural Homestays, visitors can enjoy a variety of recreational activities associated with ice and snow with their children, such as snow tubing, snow tug-of-war, ice frisbee, and, of course, ice climbing. After a day of fun, visitors can choose to stay overnight in one of the homestays and enjoy "Iron Pot Fish", a local specialty of Qianjiadian Town.

Qianjiadian Town aims to establish the largest homestay cluster in Beijing by leveraging Baili Rural Homestays. To achieve this goal, the town has partnered with Baili Rural Homestays to plan a range of activities, such as parent-child study tours, folklore festivals, and winter camps focusing on painting and reading. The ultimate objective is to create a vast parent-child activity complex.


Currently, a series of festive activities have been introduced for the upcoming Chinese New Year. These activities include the "Intangible Cultural Heritage of the Chinese New Year" and "Spring Festival at Homestays". Visitors to Qianjiadian Town can participate in playful activities featuring intangible cultural heritage, such as making sugar-coated haws, popcorn, traditional paper cutouts for decorating windows, Beijing-style maohou (miniature monkeys made from cicada sloughs), huamo (flower-shaped steam buns), and spring couplets. Additionally, on the Eve and the first day of the Chinese New Year, visitors can immerse themselves in immersive experiences such as traditional yangge dancing, creative dumpling wrapping, and a lively "Village Spring Festival Gala," fully experiencing the rural Chinese New Year culture and celebrating the Spring Festival with joy.
(Source: WeChat Official Account "Beijing Yanqing")