For leisure and travel, don't miss the Modekou in the west of Beijing!

🌟Highlights: Modekou is located in the middle of Shijingshan District, Beijing, at the foot of Cuiwei Mountain. Its history can be traced back to the Song Dynasty. It was originally called "Moshikou" because of its rich production of grindstones. It has a long history and many historical sites. ❤️❤️❤️Here is Fahai Temple, which has Ming Dynasty murals and thousand-year-old white pine trees. There is also Cheng'en Temple, which is rarely open to the public, but is currently open for free (Nov. 4–17) for autumn and ginkgo viewing, and Tianyi's Tomb. ❤️❤️❤️Here are traces of the Fourth Ice Age and an exhibition hall. ❤️❤️❤️Here are street pavilions, dragon-shaped ancient roads, and ancient residential courtyards. ❤️❤️❤️This is also the place where Camel Xiangzi, a character in Lao She's novel, once walked. ❤️❤️❤️There are also popular snacks, such as Xiaohan pancakes, Fahai Temple fried cakes, Xinyang lard buns, delicious yogurt from Pasture Energy, Juyuan's pepper and salt biscuits, Grandma's Kitchen Western food, small sugar-coated haws, and many specialty shops and bookstores, like those in Lijiang and Dali in Yunnan. 🌟🌟🌟Such a rich and colorful place is definitely worth a day trip to feast your eyes and taste buds. 📍Address: Located in Shijingshan District, there is a Modekou Station on Metro Line 11.