Majuqiao Town has a long history and was once the largest wetland in Beijing. This is the royal hunting ground of Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. Majuqiao Town enjoys a unique geographical position, located in the southeast suburb of Beijing, southwest of Tongzhou District, with Beijing as its back and Chaoyang District and Daxing as its west. The town center is about 20 kilometers away from Tongzhou New Town and 40 kilometers away from the Capital Airport. Beijing-Shanghai Expressway and Beijing Sixth Ring Road meet in the center of the town.

Majuqiao Town covers an area of 82 square kilometers and now has jurisdiction over 45 administrative villages and 7 community neighborhood committees. Based on the overall situation of coordinated development of "one core and two wings" and "Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei", Majuqiao Town seized the opportunity, took advantage of the situation and worked hard to achieve steady and rapid economic and social development.

Famous scenic spots in Majuqiao Town

Majuqiao Wetland Park is a famous tourist attraction in Majuqiao Town. Majuqiao Wetland Park is located in Majuqiao Town, with Yima Road in the south, Liangshui River in the north, Beijing-Tianjin Expressway in the east and Sixth Ring Road in the west. Parks strengthen the connection between wetlands and people. There are riding greenways, observation decks, leisure squares, wind and rain corridors, sports venues, landscape towers and other leisure places in the park.

In the second phase of Majuqiao Wetland Park, there is a hillside full of flowers, full of blooming February orchids, and it is inaccessible. You can enjoy flowers, set up tents and have a picnic in the forest of Mahoneycomb Wetland Park. The park is full of small forests and endless wild flowers. The picture is beautiful and quiet, just like in a painting.