Notable for its picturesque natural landscapes and water entertainment activities, Qingliang Valley, is a scenic area consisting of two lakes, five waterfalls and thirteen ponds. This scenic area is an enchanting picturesque nature scene with bamboo rafts and boats laying on the shore with the green waves swinging them in ripples. In the wet or dry seasons, the falls are always have an abundance of water and the ponds are crystal clear all the time. In addition, the 4 kilometer course is dotted with 5 waterfalls and 13 ponds, varying in size and shape. The bottom of the pond is clearly visible and fish are to be seen swimming around in the water.

Five kilometers away from the gate of Qingliang Valley, there is a water curtain cave, the Thousand-Chi Pearl Waterfall. The cascades cause a water curtain, from top to bottom beside, like fog and pearl. The falls are always abundant in water, and sometimes come crashing down, like a colossal water curtain. With a height of 86 meters, the waterfall is beautiful and radiates splendor. Behind the waterfall, there is a cave which is 230 m deep. Visitors can visit and explore the cave through the waterfall. It hangs outside a giant cave and thus forms northern China's magnificent Water Curtain Cave. Now is the best time to enjoy the valley as tourists can participate in various water entertainment activates. In addition to the lush green trees, clear spring as well as waterfalls, this is a stunning natural landscape.

Ticket: 36 RMB

Address: Beishicheng Village, Shicheng Township, Miyun District

Bus Route: Take Bus No. 980 at Dongshimen to Miyun Drum Tower Stop, transfer to No. 63 that goes to Sihetang and get off at Qinglianggu

Driving Route: drive to JIngcheng Expressway and exit from No.16 Exit, then go straight towards north, and drive for 13miles across the Heilongtan to the scenic spot; drive from Huaifeng Road (111 national highway) to Yunmeng Xianjing crossing and then drive for 18 miles to the Qingliang Valley.