National Observatory Xinglong Station Review

All the way through Jinhai Lake, Huangyaguan, Qingsongling, across the mountains and mountains, the scenery is pleasant. When I went up the mountain, I complained about the light rain, but I encountered a different scenery, clouds and mist, like a fairyland! The small farmyard under the observatory, the food had another surprise, Chai chicken, mountain mushrooms are worth recommending! The night is quiet, forget the bustling trouble!

The National Observatory Xinglong Station is on the top of Lianying Village, Xinglong County, Hebei, and is not open to the public. There is a farmyard next to it. Although the living is simple, it is very convenient to eat and live with the vegetables grown in the yard and the fish caught in the mountains. The mist under the mountain seemed to go when there was no time. The air on the top of the mountain became particularly transparent. It felt a lot closer to the sky and the sky was a lot blue. The night in the mountains was particularly dark, looking up, the stars were full of the sky, as if back to childhood and back to sleep.

It is good to catch up with the opening day to come to the observatory. The surrounding environment is really good, otherwise you will not see such beautiful stars. But it is usually not open, the environment is good, you can often slip in summer, and you can escape the heat. There is a fork on the way to the observatory. There is a brand of regenerated farmyard on the top. It is very close to the observatory. The scale is quite small but very quiet. The food and accommodation are very cheap and taste good. They are all vegetables grown at home. The pigs and chickens are quite leisurely. The boss is very real and recommended!

National Observatory Xinglong Station National Observatory Xinglong Observatory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences is located in the south of Wuling Mountain, the main peak of Yanshan County, Xinglong County, Hebei Province, at an altitude of 960 meters, with a large area area multi-target fiber-optic spectral telescope (LAMOST)

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