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  1. Immortal Mother Temple, and one of the thousand-year-old trees in Lingshui Village
    Saturday, July 18

    Lingshui Scholars’ Village and Yanhe River Fort

    Level 2  ¥450 / ¥405 for members / ¥240 for kids  / 7:30am from Liangmaqiao, 8:00am from LidoBook it
    A relaxed outing featuring strolls in two mountain villages in Beijing’s west mountains—one village with courtyards and temples, the other with walls and large Great Wall towers.
    Bookings and more info for Lingshui Scholars’ Village and Yanhe River Fort
  2. Crossing a small stream in Intelligence Valley
    Saturday, July 25

    Intelligence Valley

    Level 2  ¥460 / ¥415 for members / ¥240 for kids  / 7:30am from Liangmaqiao, 8:00am from LidoBook it
    A relaxing stroll that follows a stream through a wooded valley, passing pools and sandy beaches on the way to the end.
    Bookings and more info for Intelligence Valley
  3. The complicated ‘cuan’ character, seen on a wall of a courtyard house in the village
    Saturday, August 1

    Cuandixia ‘Ming Village’ day trip

    Level 2+  ¥470 / ¥420 for members / ¥220 for kids  / 7:30am from Liangmaqiao, 8:00am from LidoBook it
    Spend the day out in Cuandixia, a Ming Dynasty-era village in the mountains west of Beijing – first a walk in the hills near the village, then a good look about the old courtyards, temples, and narrow lanes of the village itself. Lunch included.
    Bookings and more info for Cuandixia ‘Ming Village’ day trip
  4. Riding through the forest.
    Saturday, August 29

    Countryside Cycling to the “Sea of Flowers”

    Level 2  ¥518 for adults / ¥478 for 5-12 year olds / discounts for members  / 7:30am from Liangmaqiao, 8:00am from LidoBook it
    An easy bike ride along forested country lanes and roads, passing by rivers and woods on the way to the ‘Sea of Flowers’. Includes a mid-ride meal.
    Bookings and more info for Countryside Cycling to the “Sea of Flowers”