The Tianjin Jixian National Geopark was established with the approval of the Ministry of Land and Resources of the country on December 10, 2001. Its scope starts from Jiudingshan in the north and reaches Fujunshan in the south; it extends to Baxianshan in the east and Panshan in the west, covering an area of 342 square kilometers. According to the principle of scenic area division, the Tianjin Jixian National Geopark is divided into seven scenic areas: 1.
Mesoproterozoic and Neoproterozoic geological nature reserve; 2. Baxianshan quartzite peak forest and canyon scenic area; 3. Panshan granite landform scenic area; 4. Jiulongshan carbonate rock peak cluster scenic area; 5. Huangyaguan cliff landform scenic area; 6. Jiudingshan quartz sandstone peak forest scenic area; 7. Fujunshan geological structure relic scenic area. The specific business status of the opening hours is subject to the opening situation on that day.
