Peach blossoms surround the Wangbao River, the iron arm of Yanshan Mountain, and the pagoda forest

Missing the autumn view of Yanshan Pagoda Forest, come when the peach blossoms are in full bloom. Starting from Yanshou Temple, passing through Dahei Mountain, the pagoda forest, and Wangbao River, Visiting three places in one go is quite nice. There are three steep climbs along the way, and each climb can be a bit tiring. The peach blossoms are thriving, covering the mountains and fields. Petals fall from the trail with the wind, creating a very poetic scene. As soon as you enter the Yanshan Pagoda Forest, you are greeted by five eye-catching classic pagodas. I wandered around here for a long time, every angle is photogenic. Compared to the Great Wall and the Forbidden City, Yanshan Pagoda Forest is a less popular attraction. Then comes the second stage of stone steps, heading towards the summit of Yanshan. Yanshan is named for its winter appearance when 'thick snow accumulates, white as silver.' The view from the peak is excellent, with rolling hills all around, and the view of the peach blossoms is even more magnificent from here. Exiting the scenic area through a small gate, it's not long before you reach Wangbao River. There are many peach blossoms, but the stairway is a bit too much for the thighs. The boardwalk is bustling with people, and occasionally you meet a dog. Peach blossoms falling all the way, so beautiful. After leaving the village, I found two wide paths completely blocked. Big and small cars couldn't move at all. Fortunately, we made a decisive choice to gather and depart from the village entrance. 📍Location: Wanshou Temple, Changping District, Beijing 🧭Track: 0330 Dahei Mountain Wangbao River Yanshan Pagoda Forest, total 18.19km, ascent 1062m, the original track was 16km but ended up being 18km due to detours.