Juyongguan, a famous ancient pass along the Great Wall north of Beijing, is one of the nine strategic passes in the world and one of the eight difficult passes in the Taihang Mountains. Along with Zijingguan, Daomaguan, and Guguan, it is known as one of the four major passes in the Ming Dynasty's western Beijing. Juyongguan, Zijingguan, and Daomaguan are also known as the inner three passes. Juyongguan is strategically important, connecting Lu Long and Jie Shi to the east, and belonging to Taihang and Changshan mountains to the west, thus being a place of strategic significance in ancient times.
This place features winding streams, overlapping peaks, lush flowers and trees, and vibrant birds, earning it the title of "Juyong Overlapping Peaks," being listed as one of the eight scenic views of Yanjing, attracting numerous tourists annually from both Huaxia and abroad.
