Jizhou district is located in the northernmost part of Tianjin. Historically known as Wuzhong and Yuyang, Jizhou boasts a rich history of human activity that spans over 8,000 years, and its administrative roots date back to 2,244 years ago. Recognized by the United Nations as a "Millennium Ancient County" in China, this region encompasses an area of 1,590 square kilometers and oversees 26 townships and one subdistrict. It has a population of 789,000.

Jizhou holds the distinction of being the sole mountainous and reservoir-containing area and is designated as a national revolutionary district in Tianjin. Leveraging its unique geographical advantage, the district showcases a superior ecological environment and abundant tourism resources, earning it the moniker "the garden of Beijing-Tianjin region".

Jizhou stands out as a national practice innovation base, championing the principle that "lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets". Additionally, it has been recognized as a national ecological civilization construction demonstration area, one of the first national comprehensive tourism demonstration zones, and is renowned as one of China's "Natural Oxygen Zones".

Dule Temple

Great Wall Scenic Area

Panshan Mountain