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Chongli District, located in northwestern Hebei Province, borders the Inner Mongolian grasslands to the north. A world-renowned ski resort, it has hosted eight consecutive China Chongli International Ski Festivals and international events such as the Solomon Cup Alpine Skiing International Friendship Tournament and the International Snow Lotus Alpine Skiing Series. It is fully equipped to host international Winter Games events.
Chongli has heavy snowfall in winter, with a cumulative snow accumulation of about 1 meter. The snow quality parameters meet international skiing standards, and the snow lasts for a long time, up to more than 150 days. The average temperature is minus 12℃, and the average wind speed is level 2, making it suitable for outdoor sports. With unique skiing resources and superior location advantages, it has been praised by industry experts such as the State General Administration of Sport and the China Ski Association as "the most ideal natural skiing area in North China."
Chongli has distinct four seasons, each with its own unique charm: skiing in winter, picnics in spring, hunting in autumn, and summer vacation.
Genting Highlands
Chongli Miyuan Genting Paradise is located in the Dama Mountains where the Taihang Mountains and the Yanshan Mountains meet. It has a cool and pleasant summer with an average temperature of only 19 degrees, which is definitely a good choice for summer vacation; in winter, the mountains are covered with snow.
Great Wall Ridge Ski Resort
Located at the foot of the Ming Great Wall ruins, it boasts beautiful scenery and convenient transportation. It is an ideal place for national fitness activities, integrating winter skiing, summer training, outdoor sports, and leisure vacations.
Chongli is a county in Zhangjiakou, Hebei, known for its ski resorts and winter sports facilities. It gained international attention as a venue for the 2022 Winter Olympics, contributing to the development of China's winter sports tourism industry.
Chongli is about 200 km northwest of Beijing. Visitors can take a high-speed train or bus to Zhangjiakou and then a local bus, taxi, or shuttle service to reach the ski resorts.
The ski season generally runs from November to March. Resorts usually open from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Winter months are ideal for skiing, while summer offers hiking and outdoor activities.
Ski resort ticket prices vary by resort and season, typically ranging from 200–500 CNY per day. Tickets can be purchased online via official resort websites or on-site at ticket counters.
Booking in advance is recommended during peak season (December–February). Tickets can be booked 1–2 weeks ahead, or earlier for holiday periods.
2–3 days for winter sports enthusiasts to enjoy skiing and snowboarding; 1–2 days in summer for hiking and sightseeing.
Guided tours are available in Chinese, with some resorts offering English-speaking guides for international tourists.
Some resorts offer night skiing and winter festivals. Special events may occur during holidays or the ski season.
Weekdays and early or late season are less crowded. Holidays like Chinese New Year see peak visitor numbers.
Most resort areas are suitable for children and elderly visitors. Accessibility for disabled visitors varies; some lifts and lodges provide wheelchair access.
Cards and mobile payments are widely accepted, though some small vendors may prefer cash.
Vegetarian options are commonly available; vegan and halal options may need prior inquiry at restaurants or resorts.
Yes, resorts and local shops sell ski gear, winter sports apparel, and local handicrafts.
