The new internet-famous landmark in western Beijing can no longer be hidden.

In a small valley in Zhaitang Town, west of Beijing city An ancient village hidden in the mountains is a "Pearl of Chinese Classical Architecture" Characteristic mountain courtyard and village structure I prefer to spend my weekends in this ancient village. I feel like this place will soon become a new landmark in western Beijing. Not only can it be framed with the Ming and Qing architectural complex There are also new check-in spots such as Cuanlai Cuanwang Cultural and Creative Center and Cuanxiang Tea House. The villagers are very simple and honest. Time seems to have stopped here. It is impossible to take pictures of them all. 📸Recommended check-in spots for internet celebrities 🔸After entering Cuandixia Village, on the right side is the "I❤️Cuandixia" internet celebrity wall 🔸There is also a "爨" wall in front of the Shanlv Inn, which is worth checking out. 🔸Experience Chinese afternoon tea at Cuanxiang Tea House 🔸You can see "爨" walls everywhere in the village and take photos 🔸The stone steps leading from the Caizhuyuan halfway up the mountain to the Niangniang Temple are particularly beautiful. 🔸Cuanlai Cuanwang Cultural and Creative Park has a very old-fashioned feel. There are 28 bicycles, manual sewing machines, and a box of old books. Have a drink, take a break, and play with cats in the century-old courtyard. 🔸 About 1 km away from the village, you will find the "One Line Sky" where "The Warlords" was filmed, a natural wonder 📍Cuandixia Village 🎫｜Tickets: Free 🚗｜Transportation: It is recommended to take the Jingwei Expressway for self-driving, which can save 1 hour of driving time 🏞️Nearby attractions ✅ Lingshui Juren Village: A thousand-year-old village that became famous because of "Where Are We Going, Dad?" ✅Baiyu Village: the hometown of Yan Opera, a living fossil of Beijing's intangible cultural heritage ✅Zhaitang Reservoir: The largest reservoir in western Beijing, with picturesque scenery in summer