Fragrant Hills Park (Xiangshan Park), located in the northwestern outskirts of Beijing, is a scenic and historic park famous for its stunning autumn foliage, when the maple and smoke trees turn vibrant shades of red and orange, creating a breathtaking landscape.  

Established in 1186 during the Jin Dynasty, it was served as an imperial garden during the Qing Dynasty. The park features the Fragrant Hills Temple, the Glazed Pagoda, and the Incense Burner Peak, rolling hills, lush forests, and traditional Chinese pavilions, making it a popular destination for hiking, sightseeing, relaxation and peaceful escape from the bustling city.