Beiling Mountain is a must-visit, and it's no wonder it's called the "Altay of Beijing."

🌈 Beiling Mountain is 1,950 meters above sea level and offers stunning views all year round. This route is a must for those who love northern mountain scenery, with alpine meadows, birch forests, wildflowers, ancient villages, boardwalks, strange rocks, and flocks of sheep. If you visit on a clear day, you might even see a sea of clouds! 🌈 Beiling Mountain is also known as "Chive Mountain" because of the wild chives that grow on its slopes. Hikers can pick fresh wild chives and make chive dumplings or chive pockets on the mountain. The chives usually grow from summer to fall. 🌈 Beiling Mountain has a rich variety of plants, including green grass, birch forests, and wild chives. The most impressive feature is the wildflowers that cover the mountain. 💗 Highlights 1️⃣ The highest alpine meadow in Beijing 2️⃣ Hiking and camping 3️⃣ Sunrise, sunset, and meteor showers 4️⃣ Sea of clouds, starry sky, and Milky Way 5️⃣ Wild fruits, vegetables (chives and daylilies), and flowers 6️⃣ Horse rental for carrying camping gear (negotiable) 7️⃣ Horseback riding 🐎 8️⃣ Vast and sparsely populated, with great views 📍 Address: Near Ta'ersi Village, Fanshan Town, Zhuolu County, Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province 🎫 Tickets: Free 🚗 Transportation: Self-driving or group tours recommended 🅿 Free parking, with many parking areas 💗 Tips 1️⃣ Wear sunscreen on sunny days 2️⃣ Wear windproof and durable outdoor clothing 3️⃣ Wear comfortable outdoor shoes with good grip 4️⃣ Villagers at the foot of the mountain charge a sanitation fee of CNY 10 per person 5️⃣ The boardwalk at the top of the mountain is the best spot for photos and sunrises 6️⃣ The network on the mountain is unstable, so be prepared 7️⃣ The route is well-trodden, with a path leading to the top 8️⃣ Bring everything you need, as it's tiring to go back for things 9️⃣ Camp on flat ground for comfort, and avoid the highest point due to strong winds ❤ Reminder: Protecting the environment is everyone's responsibility, so please take your trash with you