Yanqing County

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The Guyaju Ruins, showing ancient cave dwellings, are located in Yanqing County.
The Guyaju Ruins, showing ancient cave dwellings, are located in Yanqing County.

Yanqing County (Simplified Chinese: 延庆县; Traditional Chinese: 延慶縣; Hanyu Pinyin: Yánqìng Xiàn) is situated at the suburb of northwest Beijing. The County has an area of 1,992 sq km and a population of 275,000. The county contains many ancient tombs and caves, as well as the popular Badaling section of the Great Wall.

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edit County-level divisions of Beijing Forbidden City
Districts: Dongcheng | Xicheng | Chongwen | Xuanwu | Chaoyang | Haidian | Fengtai | Shijingshan
Mentougou | Fangshan | Tongzhou | Shunyi | Changping | Daxing | Huairou | Pinggu
Counties: Miyun | Yanqing
see also: Township-level divisions of Beijing
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