Gouya Natural Scenic Resort Review

Located next to Deshengkou Reservoir in the 13th Ling of Changping District, Ziji Peak, the main peak, is 1 670 meters above sea level. There are cliffs in the ditch. There are ditches under the cliff. The ditches are connected with each other. So it is also called ditch cliff. It used to be a Taoist holy place in the north. Eight sceneries of ditch cliff are well-known in Beijing, but it was closed somehow in 2008.

It's a little tricky. I was going there last weekend. Some people commented that it closed in 2008 and changed to Baiyanggou. As a result, I came back to Ctrip to send a text message saying that the ticket was favorable. I thought it was open. Today I went to find that it closed again in October last year. The reason is that the landslide and rockfall. Looking around should be a place worth playing. Turn around and go to Qikong Bridge Huahai, super beautiful.