Shi Du

Shi Du. [Photo/chinadaily.com.cn]

Shi Du - The Ten Crossings, are situated about 100 kilometers southwest of Beijing along the upper reaches of the Juma River. To get from Zhangfang village to Shi Du, it is necessary to cross the Juma River ten times, which is how the spot got its name. The scenic area is filled with sparkling streams, marshy swampland and gushing springs. Adventure seekers can try horseback riding or bungee jumping. The earliest bungee jumping facilities in Beijing were built here, with one platform at 48 meters and another at 55 meters.

There are two styles of bungee jumping for daredevils to try, one with the cord linked around the waist, and the more demanding one, which is linked to the ankles. Whichever they choose, adrenalin junkies will experience a challenge for themselves, and a feeling of jumping into the arms of nature.

At the Shi Du Scenic Spot, tourists can never miss the opportunity to climb mountains, play in the water and ride horses. Of course don’t forget to wear suitable clothing and shoes.

The highest peak at Shi Du is Donghugang and the best water can be found at Xihugang, the longest chain bridge in Gushanzai. Tourists can design their trips according to their own interests.

Transportation: Take Bus 10 (Time of Departure: 6:00--8:30a.m. on Saturday and Sunday) at Qianmen, Fuchengmen or Xuanwumen through to the site; Take Train 7095 (from Beijing Western Rail Station - to Tianyuan) at Beijing Southern Rail Station at 6:38 am through to Shidu;Take Bus 917 at Tianqiao (or Liuliqiao) through to Shidu. 

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