Many friends are planning to visit Xiangshan in Beijing, so when is the best time to see the red leaves? This is a question many people have, so here’s a detailed analysis. You can check it out if you are interested.
The red leaves at Xiangshan Mountain in Beijing usually start to change color from mid-October to early November.
Specifically, from mid-October to the end of October, the red leaves on Senyuhu and the slopes of Nanshan Mountain begin to change color, making it the earliest place to see red leaves. In the middle, the best viewing spots are the cable car and the north mountain route. In November, the red leaves all over the mountain are falling, but there will still be some maple trees in Jingcui Lake and the valleys clinging to the late autumn of Beijing.
In Xiangshan Park, Xianglu Peak Guijianchou is located at the highest point, making it suitable for panoramic views of the maple leaves across the mountain. Senyuhu is located in the core area of Xiangshan Park, and it is also the core scenic spot of Xiangshan Park, so this is the best place to take photos. Geyunzhong is suitable for distant views of the red leaves of Nanshan Mountain, and Qingweiliao, one of the 28 scenes of Jingyi Garden, can be photographed from both a bird’s-eye view and up close.
Of course, the peak season and holidays are crowded with people, so it is recommended that you book tickets in advance, check the weather in advance, and go to the scenic spot early, otherwise it will be crowded with people and the travel experience will be very bad.
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