【August.14th】Jingdong Grand Canyon,feel the cool thrill

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① Enter the mainland before July.1st. Didn't leave Beijing after August.1st

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Hidden in suburb of Beijing, 

the Grand Canyon Nature Park is proud of its

 Lofty peaks, deep valleys, peculiar rocks, luxuriant trees and flowers, flying waterfalls, and winding streams.

Come here to challenge the longest glass walkway in Beijing!

And feel the cool thrill in summer!

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The Jingdong Grand Canyon is a national 4A-level natural scenic area, where the mountains are like swords and the water is as bright as silver, and springs sing out of the valley, converging into a pool.

>>>August.14th·Saturday<<<

 Meet your trip mates and challenge glass walkway.

We will pick you up at the meeting point in the morning according to the schedule. The bus drive will take 2 hours  and we will arrive at around 10:00. Then we will climb the mountain for about an hour to reach the glass walkway. After sightseeing there, you can choose to walk down the mountain, or you may choose to continue climbing to reach the top of the mountain. We will set off for Beijing after visiting(The specific gathering time will be arranged by the team leader).

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Jingdong Grand Canyon covers nearly 1,500 acres (about 6 square kilometers). It is located to the north of Yuzi Village, Pinggu District, 53 miles (about 85 kilometers) from downtown Beijing. And it includes Grand Canyon and Jingtai Mountain Scenic Area.

Jingdong Grand Canyon stands out for its steep mountains and deep valleys. It provides visitors with a wide range of beautiful landscapes. Inside it are green hills, clear waters, Karst caves, deep ponds, wide valleys, perilous peaks and plunging waterfalls. Hundreds of hectares of pine trees grow in it.

Scenic spots are mainly as follows: the Wulong Pond, also called Deep Ponds of Five Dragons, Tongtian Gorge which gets the name for its heaven-reaching height, the Plank Roads, Longmen Lake (Lake of Dragon Gate), the Memorial of the Sino-Japanese War and Holiday Village.

📍The Wulong Pond actually is made up of five ponds in total, each having its unique shape with a vivid name. 

📍The Tongtian Gorge looks like a long slit, a heaven-reaching peak split by an earthquake. 

📍The Plank Roads are held up by shaky steel cables. Walking on these plank roads is either terrifying or thrilling. 

📍Longmen Lake is a place where visitors can wade at the water edge and go boating. 

📍The Memorial of the Sino-Japanese War was opened in 1998. It exhibits objects and photos to show that how the armed forces and the civilians fought against the invading Japanese Imperial Army. 

📍Holiday Village is a well-equipped rest place for visitors. It has more than one hundred beds, a dance hall, and a dining room which can accommodate 250 guests.

The entertainment items in Jingdong Grand Canyon Scenic Area are adventurous and exciting. The Scenery Aerial Tramway is 1,100 yards (about 1,000 meters) in length, by which visitors can overlook the whole scenery of it. Walking on the plank roads that link two cliffs will be a thrill for many. There is even a facility for the brave to walk on the high wire. 

Moreover, a harvest celebration is held in Jingdong Grand Canyon Scenic Area from July to October every year. Visitors can pick apricots, apples, pears and hawthorns by themselves.

Furthermore, there are many attractions nearby. Panshan Mountain is to its south. To the east of it lie Huangyaguan Great Wall, Wuling Mountain and Dule Temple. Dule Temple is also known as Temple of Solitary Joy, and it is one of the only three remaining temples of the Liao Dynasty (907A.D-1125 A.D).