After the occurrence of the "7.31" heavy rain disaster, various cultural and tourism units in Fangshan District immediately launched post-disaster reconstruction planning, quickly advancing the repair and reconstruction of damaged tourism landscapes, tourism infrastructure, and tourism service facilities, accelerating the recovery of cultural and tourism supply.

As of now, six A-level scenic spots in Fangshan District are open to the public, namely: Zhoukoudian Site, Shouchuang Outlets, Longmen Ecological Park, Hancunhe Scenic Village, Laienbao International Winery, and Pofeng Ridge.

Yunju Temple, Zhangfang Ancient War Road, Qinglong Lake Water Park, and Doudian Mosque are expected to open before the end of August; Shihua Cave, China Fangshan Global GEOPark Museum, Xianqi Cave, China Stone Carving Art Park, and Moon Mountain are expected to open before the end of September. Please pay attention to the relevant scenic spot WeChat public account for specific opening hours.

The cultural and tourism department reminds citizens and tourists to pay attention to the nearby warning and forecast information in a timely manner before traveling, plan the itinerary reasonably, and pay attention to lightning and rain protection and traffic safety when going out.