[北京深度遊] 八達嶺岔道古城 Beijing In-Depth Tour Badaling Chadao Ancient Town はったつれいちゃどうこじょう
比賽前一晚，入住八達嶺附近嘅古村民宿
漢朝建造明朝加固的古村岔道城🤩
一行入去、即刻有穿越時空嘅感覺，好似拍戲咁
咁寶貴嘅古鎮，可以喺度住，真係好幸福
漫遊散步古村街道、每一塊石地板都散發住古色古香嘅優雅，在村裏面嘅餐廳食羊肉串、北京地道美食爆肚、餃子、牛展…非常滿足，食完飯仲見到好靚嘅日落鹹蛋黃🥰
講返民宿、裏面有隻貓貓好可愛好癡人、一入去即刻跳上我哋腳上面畀我哋摸摸、第二朝臨走見到佢嘅時候叫佢貓貓，佢就即刻走返轉頭畀我哋摸摸say goodbye實在太可愛🥹😍
🎥 探秘北京岔道村：自然、歷史與鄉村生活的完美融合！ 🏞️🏡📜
嗨，大家好！歡迎回到我的頻道！今天我要帶大家走進一個既有自然美景，又深藏歷史故事的地方——**北京岔道村**。這個位於懷柔區的小村莊，絕對是逃離都市喧囂、尋找內心寧靜的理想之地。
📜 岔道村的歷史故事
岔道村的名字來自於它特殊的地理位置——這裡曾是多條古代商道的交匯點。早在明清時期，村莊就已經存在，周邊的山路還是京城通往北方的重要通道之一。更有意思的是，抗日戰爭時期，這裡還成為了游擊隊的秘密據點，村民們用智慧和勇氣支持抗戰，留下了許多動人的紅色故事。
🏡 鄉村民宿的現代魅力
現在的岔道村，雖然歷史悠久，但卻充滿了現代活力。這裡的民宿保留了傳統北方農家的風貌，卻又融入了現代設計，讓你在古樸的氛圍中享受現代生活的舒適。想像一下，住在古老的四合院中，推開窗就是延綿的青山和寧靜的稻田，是不是很治癒呢？
🍴 地道美食與自然的味道
除了民宿，岔道村的農家菜也不容錯過！牛展、手工餃子、山野菜，每一道菜都是當地食材的原汁原味。坐在院子裡，品嘗一桌地道的北方農家宴，是對胃和心靈的雙重享受。
🐱 可愛的貓咪
當然，來到岔道村，還有一個驚喜——這裡有很多熱情的貓咪朋友！它們悠閒地曬太陽，或是窩在民宿的角落撒嬌，還會主動靠近你求摸摸。這些貓咪已經成為了村莊的「官方吉祥物」，讓每位遊客都感到溫暖和快樂。
📸 打卡必去的自然景觀
岔道村周圍青山環繞，四季風景各有千秋。春天有山花爛漫，夏天有溪水潺潺，秋天是金黃的稻田，冬天則是白雪皚皚。無論你是徒步愛好者還是攝影狂熱者，這裡都能滿足你的探索慾望。
🌟 為什麼一定要來岔道村？
岔道村不僅是一個適合放鬆的鄉村旅遊地，更是一個充滿歷史底蘊和文化魅力的地方。這裡的每一條小路、每一棵老樹，都在悄悄訴說著它百年來的故事。如果你想感受北京郊區的鄉村之美，又想了解它背後的歷史，那麼岔道村就是你的最佳選擇！
🙌 結語
喜歡這次的分享嗎？想不想跟我一起探索更多像岔道村這樣的隱藏秘境呢？別忘了點贊、留言，並訂閱我的頻道，開啟小鈴鐺！下次我們一起發現更多有趣的旅遊地點！
我們下個視頻見囉！拜拜～👋
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以下係古村歷史簡介：
岔道城，位於北京市延慶區八達嶺鎮岔道村，是明朝建設的城塞，現存遺址
八達嶺關城西北的岔道處原來有一座土石結構的堡城，相傳是漢朝建造。明朝嘉靖三十年（1551年），朝廷採納大臣王士翹提出的加強邊關軍備的建議，重修岔道屯堡。隆慶五年（1571年），又對岔道屯堡進行加固，並在城牆外包砌青磚，形成了岔道城。從裸露的牆體可判定，岔道城不是一次性建成，而確實是經歷了土堡、土石堡時期。長城守軍駐紮在岔道城，所以該城又稱為「兵城」。當時，岔道城內設有守備衙署，守備統領著三名把總，率兵788人
過去，岔道城在北京西北名聲很大，不僅因其為延慶八景中的「岔道秋風」，也是因為其曾經是北京城通往大漠的隘口及驛站。《居庸志略》載：「八達嶺為居庸之禁扼，岔道又為八達嶺之藩籬」。岔道城是居庸關及八達嶺的軍事前哨。古人評論稱：「守岔道，所以守八達嶺；守八達嶺所以守居庸關；守居庸關所以守京師。」明朝末年，李自成起義軍曾經三天未能攻下岔道城，不得不繞道石峽關攻入居庸關，進而攻占北京城。
昌平西北部的南口村舊稱南口城，是個邊塞關口，沒有百姓居住。自南口至八達嶺關城（元朝時稱「北口」），有條狹長的山溝，因為南北關口而稱為「關溝」。關溝全長40里，是太行山余脈與燕山山脈的分界線。關溝內壑險山高，林密草深，溝底的小路崎嶇而不通馬車，行人一天才可走完全程。南口城和岔道城是歷代兵家必爭之地，也是關溝南北兩端的商人云集之處。岔道是從主路上分出的岔路。關溝北口有三條岔路，分別通往宣化、延慶、永寧….
The Night Before the Competition: Staying in an Ancient Village B&B Near Badaling**
The ancient village of Chadao, built during the Han Dynasty and reinforced in the Ming Dynasty 🤩
As soon as we entered, we felt as though we had traveled back in time, like stepping onto a movie set.
Being able to stay in such a precious ancient town is truly a blessing.
Strolling through the ancient streets, every stone on the pavement exudes an elegant, historic charm.
We enjoyed lamb skewers, authentic Beijing delicacies such as tripe hotpot, dumplings, braised beef shank, and more at the village’s restaurant—a thoroughly satisfying experience. After dinner, we were treated to a stunning sunset, where the sky turned into a golden “salted egg yolk” 🥰.
As for the B&B, there was an adorable and clingy cat. The moment we stepped in, it jumped onto our laps, letting us pet it. The next morning, as we were about to leave, we called out to the cat, and it immediately turned back to let us pet it again and say goodbye. It was just too cute 🥹😍.
Historical Introduction to the Ancient Village:
Chadao Town, located in Chadao Village, Badaling Town, Yanqing District, Beijing, is the site of a Ming Dynasty fortress. The existing ruins suggest that the fortress was originally built during the Han Dynasty.
In the 30th year of the Jiajing Emperor’s reign (1551), the Ming court adopted the proposal of Minister Wang Shiqiao to strengthen border defenses and rebuilt the Chadao fortress. In the 5th year of the Longqing Emperor’s reign (1571), further reinforcements were made to Chadao fortress, with the addition of blue bricks to the outer walls, forming the structure known today as Chadao Town. The exposed walls suggest that the fortress was not built all at once but evolved over time, transitioning through phases of earth, stone, and brick fortifications. The fortress, also known as the “Military Town,” was used to station garrison troops. At its peak, Chadao Town housed a command center, three subordinate battalions, and 788 soldiers.
Historically, Chadao Town was well-known in the northwest of Beijing, not only for being one of the “Eight Scenic Spots of Yanqing” (Chadao Autumn Wind) but also for its critical role as a gateway and post station between Beijing and the northern deserts.
The *Juyong Zhilue* records: “Badaling is the key to Juyongguan, and Chadao is the shield of Badaling.” Chadao Town served as a military outpost for both Juyongguan and Badaling. Ancient commentators noted: “To defend Chadao is to defend Badaling; to defend Badaling is to defend Juyongguan; to defend Juyongguan is to defend the capital.”
During the late Ming Dynasty, the rebel army of Li Zicheng failed to capture Chadao Town after three days of siege and had to bypass the fortress via Shixia Pass to attack Juyongguan, eventually capturing Beijing.