The Huanghuacheng Water Great Wall scenic spot is named after the three sections of the Great Wall immersed in water. This is the only scenic spot in Beijing where the Great Wall is connected to water. The scenic area has beautiful mountains and clear water, and the Great Wall is majestic. The scenery has both the elegant charm of the water town of Jiangnan and the magnificent scenery of the north. It can be said that it is a combination of the scenery of the north and the south as a whole, the integration of natural and humanistic as a whole. Therefore, it has the reputation of "the Water Great Wall contains all the scenery of the north and the south."

"Three Great Views" here are even more fascinating and breathtaking.

"The First Great View": Built in 1404 during the Ming Dynasty, the Great Wall is majestic and imposing, hovering over the mountain ridges and encircling the shores of Hao Ming Lake. This Great Wall is not only the northern gate of the capital, but also an important gateway to protect the "Thirteen Tombs" of the Ming Emperor. It is the essence of the Ming Great Wall.

"The Second Great View": The lake naturally breaks the three sections of the Great Wall, forming a wonder that the Great Wall plays with water and the ancient city walls are immersed in water. The view of the Great Wall immersing in water like this is really unique in China.

"The Third Great View": The ancient trees in the Chestnut Garden of the Ming Dynasty have different forms. The giant body and the crown that covers the sky are so admirable that people can't stop acclaiming. In the Ming Dynasty, the soldiers who guarded the city had planted chestnuts while guarding the border. Despite the time, the large number of ancient chestnuts are still flourishing. It is a unique humanistic wonder in the suburbs of Beijing.

As winter turns to spring, mountain peach blossoms are in full bloom inside and outside the Great Wall. The hills are full of flowers and are enchanting. It is the full blooming period of mountain peaches from the end of March to the beginning of April, so come and enjoy the flowers!