Qingliang Valley Scenic Area
Qingliang Valley Scenic Area is an official 3A scenic area in Beijing, China.
Visitor information
- Also known as
- 清凉谷风景区
- Scenic area grade
- 3A
- City
- Beijing
- Coordinates
- 39.6794215, 115.5213546
About Qingliang Valley Scenic Area
The Qinglianggu Scenic Area is located in the Sihetang area of Shicheng Town, Miyun District, Beijing, 110 kilometers from Beijing. It is currently being developed as a national 4A-level tourist attraction (formerly a 3A-level site). Situated on the south-facing slopes of Yunmeng Mountain, the scenic area is traversed year-round by the Baihe River, with an average annual temperature 5–6°C lower than that of the urban area. The area comprises two main sections: Qingliang Lake and Qianchi Pearl Waterfall, renowned for its dense network of pools and waterfalls—two lakes, five waterfalls, and thirteen pools are scattered throughout the region, giving rise to distinctive landscapes such as Muzi Pool and Shao Pool, surrounded by pristine secondary forests.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I visit Qingliang Valley Scenic Area with a local guide?
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