Escape to Beijing’s Countryside | ‘Pastoral Cafés’ Scattered Among the Villages

At a Glance (China Coffee Network): During the National Day holiday in Pinggu, the distinctive village cafés scattered among the countryside have become a popular choice for city residents to relax and check in. Sur…

During the National Day holiday in Pinggu, the distinctive village cafés scattered among the countryside have become a popular choice for city residents to relax and check in. Surrounded by hills and wilderness, accompanied by pastoral scenery, the aroma of coffee fills the rural landscape. Away from the city’s hustle and bustle, visitors sit down with a cup of coffee, take in the mountain views, and savor a slow-paced moment.

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