Di Shui Hu Scenic Area is located in Xiawan Village, Qianjia Dian Town, Yanqing County, Beijing. It features a unique small waterfall formed by a mountain stream that flows year-round. The stream cascades down from a yellow cliff over 60 feet high, creating a thunderous sound due to the drop of about 20 meters. The upper part of the waterfall is relatively small, resembling water pouring from a pot, hence the name ‘Di Shui Hu’.
On the mountain of Di Shui Hu, there are four springs that flow all year round. In the mountains, there is a cave with a large inverted lotus-shaped stalactite, also known as ‘Lianhua Cave’. At the foot of the mountain, there is a lake with clear waters, reflecting the vibrant green of spring and the colorful autumn, earning it the reputation of ‘Little Jiuzhaigou of the North’. Opening hours are from 09:00 to 17:00 all year round. Preferential policies include: Children under 1.2 meters (inclusive) or under 6 years old (inclusive) enter for free. Elderly people aged 60 and above (inclusive) with valid identification (Elderly Card/Beijing Tong – Elderly and Disabled Card) enter for free. Disabled people with a disability certificate (including disabled military personnel) enter for free. Active military personnel with valid identification enter for free. Retired personnel with valid identification enter for free. Firefighters with valid identification enter for free. Students with a full-time undergraduate student ID receive a half-price discount.低保 recipients with a social security card from the city receive a half-price discount. Minors aged 6 to 18 (inclusive) with valid identification receive a half-price discount.Baili Shanshui Gallery – Di Shui Hu
Di Shui Hu Scenic Area is located in Xiawan Village, Qianjia Dian Town, Yanqing County, Beijing. It [...]
