Natural Wonders
This collection highlights ten natural landscapes in Beijing featuring waterfalls like Du long gou pu bu and Dong shi ba pan pu bu, caves including Huanglao Cave and Dong po dong, dramatic cliffs such as Duan ya, and prominent peaks like Fengtuo Shan and Hou shan. These sites showcase geological formations from natural arches to steep cliffs, offering insight into the region’s diverse terrain.
Du long gou pu bu
A multi-tiered waterfall located within a forested valley, known for its cascading flow and surrounding natural scenery.
Dong shi ba pan pu bu
A waterfall characterized by a series of eighteen steep steps, creating a distinctive terraced cascade effect.
Natural Arch
A natural rock arch formation shaped by erosion, notable for its size and geological features.
Huanglao Cave
A karst cave featuring various stalactites and stalagmites, with historical significance in local folklore.
Xie shui dong
A limestone cave known for its underground water channels and unique rock formations.
Dong po dong
A cave with several chambers, historically used as shelter and noted for its natural ventilation.
Duan ya
A sheer cliff face rising sharply, formed through tectonic activity and erosion.
Fengtuo Shan
A mountain peak offering panoramic views, composed primarily of granite rock formations.
Jiu lou tuo
A prominent peak known for its rounded summit and presence within a mountainous ridge.
Hou shan
A forested hill named for its local wildlife, featuring gentle slopes and rocky outcrops.
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