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Qiulinpu, the real autumn forest in the north|Beijing's hidden hiking route.

Qiulinpu is located at the southernmost end of Shijiaying Township, Fangshan District, Beijing, at the foot of Baihua Mountain in western Beijing, with rich natural scenery resources. Qiulinpu is surrounded by dense forests, with extensive vegetation such as pine trees, birch forests, and oak forests. Every autumn, the forest is dyed in layers, colorful, like a palette overturned by nature. Nature is an amazing magician, able to conjure up a sea of clouds and make mountains disappear; able to make plants colorful and instantly hide the colorful autumn colors in the mist, like a layer of gauze. The village underfoot is looming, and the scenery is beautiful. Walking into Qiulinpu is like stepping into a golden fairy tale world. Every fallen leaf is like a decoration carefully arranged by nature, rustling under your feet, the most beautiful melody of autumn. Address: Qiulinpu Village, Fangshan District, Beijing Navigation: Qiulinpu - Baihua Mountain - Qiulinpu Loop Transportation: Self-driving is recommended Tips: Hiking shoes, trekking poles, food and water
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