Jiulongtan Natural Scenic Area is located in the south of Xinglong County 13km, at the junction of Beijing, Tianjin, Tang and Cheng, 50 km from Beijing 130km from Chengde130 km.
Jiulongtan Natural Scenic Area covers an area of about 30 square kilometers and is rich in animal and plant resources. It used to be the back mountain of Houlong Feng Shui Forbidden Area in Dongling, Qing Dynasty, and the mountain was in the secondary state of semi-virgin forest, so it has the reputation of green treasure house in JD.COM. Here, the mountains are high and dense, the peaks are beautiful, the canyons are vertical and horizontal, the streams and lakes are in perfect harmony, the winding paths are secluded and the scenery is pleasant. Spring: the spring breeze warms us, thousands of trees win glory, and the mountain flowers are brilliant, which is better than a paradise; Summer: thousands of waterfalls fly down, trees are shaded, and the cool wind blows gently, just like a fairyland on earth; Autumn: red, orange, yellow and green, fruitful, cool in autumn wind, refreshing; Winter: Mountain dancing with silver snakes, wrapped in silver, glaciers and jade waterfalls, and thousands of pear trees are even more pleasing to the eye. The scenic spots are divided into FAW, Three Gorges, Jiutan, eight major landscapes and more than 50 scenic spots. The famous Taiji Bagua Well is 8.6 meters deep and waterless, making it a must in Kowloon. In severe winter, the well is as hot as steam; In hot summer, the well is frozen and cold. This well combines the changes of yin and yang, which is different from ice carbon. It is warm in winter and cool in summer, so it is mysterious, so it is called Taiji Bagua Well.