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Explore the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei Region: Collaborative Development | The 19th Panshan Opening‑Mountain Festival and the Joint Meeting of the Jingdong Golden Corridor were solemnly held today!

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The 19th Panshan Mountain Opening Festival and the Joint Meeting of the Jingdong Golden Corridor

A grand ceremony was held today.

Spring has arrived, flowers are in bloom, grasses grow lush, and warblers flit about—April is the most beautiful time of year. On the morning of April 3, the 19th Panshan Opening‑Mountain Festival and the Joint Meeting of the Jingdong Golden Corridor, co‑hosted by the Tianjin Municipal Development and Reform Commission, the Tianjin Municipal Culture and Tourism Bureau, and the People’s Government of Jizhou District, Tianjin, was solemnly held at the Panshan Scenic Area.

Comrade He Yinan, Secretary of the CPC Committee of Jizhou District, Tianjin, announced the opening of the 19th Panshan Mountain Opening Festival and the Joint Meeting of the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei Jingdong Golden Corridor, after which leaders and distinguished guests jointly opened the mountain gate of Panshan.

Comrade Zhang Jianyu, Deputy Secretary of the District Committee and District Mayor of Jizhou District, delivered a welcome address.

China Tourism Scenic Areas Association Speech by Comrade Secretary-General Huo Jianjun

At 9:30 a.m., amid lion dances, song-and-dance performances, and other traditional folk acts, the Opening‑Mountain Festival officially kicked off. A series of captivating shows—including “Qianlong’s Mountain Tour,” presented by faculty and students from the School of Dance at Tianjin Media College, and the richly evocative Xinjiang‑style dance “The Call of Antiquity”—offered visitors a vibrant feast of folk culture, bringing the opening ceremony to a thrilling climax. On the day of the event, tourists flocked to Panshan, admiring blossoms and checking in among the spring‑time mountain streams, basking in nature’s lively spring atmosphere, and savoring life’s simple joys.

This year’s Panshan Mountain Opening Festival runs from April 3 to April 6. During the event, visitors can enjoy springtime scenery, watch thrilling performances such as lion dances, face-changing acts, and acrobatics, and savor popular street foods from across the country, along with time-honored delicacies like Yipin baked pancakes, “Pinxiangyuan” fermented bean curd, and Sangzi bean crisps. To make it easier for the public to explore, the scenic area has launched online live streams, allowing visitors to tune in via platforms like Sina’s “Trendy Tianjin” and the Zhizhi Jizhou app, so they can experience the spring beauty of attractions such as Sanpan Evening Rain, Tiancheng Temple, Wansong Temple, and Guayue Peak—all from the comfort of their homes.

At the opening ceremony, the governments of six regions—including Tongzhou, Tangshan, and Jizhou—jointly signed the Strategic Cooperation Framework Agreement on Co‑building the “Jingdong Golden Corridor,” establishing a strategic partnership that fosters complementary collaboration, mutual benefit, and pioneering, pilot‑based coordinated development. Meanwhile, Beijing Olympic Park, Hebei Yesanpo Scenic Area, and Tianjin Panshan Scenic Area jointly initiated the establishment of the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei Strategic Special Committee, which aims to enhance market influence and competitiveness through platform building, brand cultivation, and efficient integration. In addition, COFCO Coca‑Cola Beverages (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. and the Jizhou District Tourism Association signed a strategic cooperation agreement to leverage cultural and tourism resources and promote industrial synergy, thereby advancing high‑quality, integrated regional development.

At the opening ceremony, the launch of the “Hello Tianjin, Meet Panshan” online short-video contest was also held. Hosted by the Publicity Department of the Jizhou District Party Committee, the event will be promoted and entries solicited through the JinYun new-media platform. Visitors can participate by tagging the two hashtags “#HelloTianjin” and “#MeetPanshan” on short-video platforms, with an expected pool of no fewer than 10,000 submissions. Meanwhile, the Panshan Scenic Area in Tianjin, in collaboration with the China Calligraphy and Painting Newspaper, hosted the launch of the “Encountering Panshan—Exhibition of Contemporary Chinese Masters’ Calligraphy and Paintings” series, offering a comprehensive showcase of the achievements in integrated cultural and tourism development.

Specialty Snacks Jizhou Specialties

During the Qingming Festival, head up Pan Mountain to enjoy the spring scenery.

Friendly Reminder

Scenic Area Opening Hours

Opening Hours : Fully open to the public: March 16–November 15, 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; partially open: From November 15 to March 15 of the following year, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., during the forest fire prevention period, the scenic area is open only as far as Wansong Temple.

Operating hours for the Panshan Cable Car and sightseeing buses: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.;

Note: 1. All cable cars will undergo maintenance every Monday morning and will be out of service. (Except on statutory holidays.) 2. The official operating hours are subject to the latest announcements issued by the scenic area.

Experienced driver’s self-drive trip

Beijing direction Take the Airport Expressway–Jingping Expressway–Pan Shan exit, and drive directly to the Pan Shan Scenic Area.

Tianjin direction Jinji Expressway—Exit at Panshan, Direct access to Panshan Scenic Area 。

Northeast direction Take the Beijing–Shenyang Expressway, then the Tianjin–Jizhou Expressway, and exit at Panshan. Direct access to Panshan Scenic Area 。

Jeep ride

By train:

Beijing direction From Beijing East Railway Station to Jizhou Railway Station, transfer to Bus Route 11, a tourist express line, which goes directly to Panshan.

Tianjin direction From Tianjin North Railway Station to Jizhou Railway Station, transfer to Bus Route 11, a tourist express line, which goes directly to Panshan.

By car:

Beijing direction Board at Beijing Sihui Passenger Transport Station and alight at Jizhou Passenger Transport Station, then transfer to Bus Route 11, a tourist express line, which goes directly to Panshan.

Beijing to Panshan direct service Starting April 3, a daily one-day tour from Beijing to Panshan is now available. For more details, please click the link below.

be Click here to learn about the direct one-day tour from Beijing to Panshan.

Tianjin direction Board at the Tianjin Tongsha Passenger Transport Station and alight at the Jizhou Passenger Transport Station, then transfer to Bus Route 11, a tourist express line, which goes directly to Panshan.

Tianjin–Panshan direct service Starting April 3, Tianjin Bus Route 188 will provide direct service to Panshan, departing at 7:30 a.m. daily and returning to Tianjin at 4:30 p.m. For more details, please click the link below.

Click here to learn about the direct Tianjin–Panshan Route 188 express bus.

Click for details on the Tianjin–Panshan Direct Special Route 188.

Jizhou Passenger Transport Station hotline: 022-29168558