Modeskou Dajie, Beijing Shijingshan City Walk Route

🚗Transportation Guide - Subway: Take Subway Line 11, exit at Modeskou Station (Exit A), and walk to the destination. - Bus: Take Bus No. 336, 358, 396, etc., and get off at Shougang Xiaoqu Station, or take Special Bus No. 148, 489, 527 and get off at Modeskou Dongli Station. - Car: There are four main parking lots in the Modeskou historical and cultural district. P1 and P4 parking lots are more convenient, and P1 parking lot is also equipped with charging piles for new energy vehicles. ☑️Tourist Attractions - Historical Sites and Ruins - Remains of the Ancient Road: This is the Modeskou History, Culture and Folklore Exhibition Hall, formerly known as the "Laoye Temple." The hall features exhibitions on Fahai Temple and the folk culture of West Beijing, showcasing the history, culture, and folk customs of Modeskou. - Tianyi Tomb: This is China's first thematic museum dedicated to the history of eunuchs. It is also the best-preserved Ming Dynasty eunuch tomb in China, with the highest specifications and the most exquisite stone carvings. The stone carving art inside the tomb is exquisite.  - Fahai Temple: The highlight is the large-scale Ming Dynasty murals inside the Daxiong Hall. There are also "Five Wonders" such as the bronze bell and the Mandala caisson. It is the highest example of Ming Dynasty murals.  - Cultural and Leisure Venues - West Beijing Bookstore: The book selection is elegant, with a reading area and a bar. The environment is elegant, suitable for reading and taking photos. - Fandeng Bookstore: Transformed from dilapidated houses, it is a complex, parent-child themed boutique cultural courtyard, integrating parent-child experiences, boutique homestays, and cultural bookstores.  😍Food Recommendations - Fahai Temple Fried Cake King: Traditional handmade fried cakes with a crispy crust, sweet glutinous rice, and smooth red bean paste filling that is not too sweet. - Shandong Crepe: Authentic Shandong crepe with paper-thin, crispy but not hard crust and rich fillings. - Lao Zou's Skewers: A barbecue restaurant with a thirty-year history of charcoal fire, preserving the authentic taste of childhood barbecues. - Quan Jin Zhai: Featuring beef tendon, soy sauce beef, and beef tendon, the ingredients are solid and the cooking techniques are traditional. When visiting Modeskou Dajie, here are some things to keep in mind: 🌟Book in Advance Attractions such as the Yanjing Eight Wonders Museum, Cheng'en Temple, Fahai Temple, Tianyi Tomb, and Glacier Museum need to be booked in advance on the Shijingshan Wen e platform. 🚗Pay Attention to Traffic - Some sections of Modeskou Dajie have not fully separated pedestrians and vehicles, especially the first half, which has a lot of people and cars. Pay attention to safety. - From 10:00 to 20:00, vehicles are prohibited on Modeskou Dajie Pedestrian Street. If you are driving, plan your trip reasonably according to the location and opening hours of the parking lot. Parking spaces are limited, so it is recommended to arrive early on weekends or holidays. 😍Pay Attention to Opening Hours The opening hours of various attractions in the block are different. For example, Fahai Temple is open from 9:00 to 16:30 (ticket sales stop at 16:00) and is closed every Monday (open normally during holidays). Check in advance to avoid missing your visit. ⚠️Pay Attention to the Weather Check the weather forecast before traveling and choose a suitable day to visit. If you are visiting in winter, be aware that Modeskou Dajie is close to the mountains and the temperature is low, so pay attention to keeping warm. ⚠️Respect Local Customs During your visit, protect the environment, do not litter, and respect local culture and customs. When visiting historical sites and ruins, do not touch exhibits and cultural relics, keep quiet, and do not make loud noises.