Bashang refers to the difference between the top of the mountain and the bottom of the mountain separated by a mountain belt. The top of the mountain is called Bashang, and the bottom of the mountain is called Baxia. Bashang is the closest natural grassland to Beijing, also known as "the No. 1 Grassland in North Beijing", with a total area of more than 350km. The most magnificent scenery on Bashang is the golden autumn season, when the yellow larch, white birch, red eucalyptus pentagonal maple, emerald spruce... paint Bashang into a colorful world. On this plateau, meadow-style grasslands and forests alternate with each other. It used to be the royal hunting ground of the Qing Dynasty. Today, another type of "hunters" has emerged, envoys to take pictures and hunt for beautiful scenery.
