Country/Region/City
Each FISU World University Championship is more than just a sporting event — it’s a unique opportunity to discover a new culture, explore a region, and connect with a vibrant academic community.
This page introduces you to the host country and city for this edition, highlighting their history, key features, and commitment to sport and youth.
China
China, a nation of magnificent landscapes and five thousand years of splendid civilization, is one of the world’s largest and most populous countries.
As the only one of the four ancient civilizations to have an unbroken history, China possesses a profound cultural heritage. Today, it is known worldwide for its rapidly growing economy, leading technological innovation, and rising influence on the international stage.
From traditional opera and calligraphy to modern art, cinema, and globally acclaimed cuisine, China welcomes friends from all over the world with an open, confident, and vibrant spirit.
Zhangjiakou
Zhangjiakou, a city with a long and storied history, serves as a crucial gateway connecting North China with Inner Mongolia. In recent years, it has gained global recognition for successfully co-hosting the 2022 Winter Olympic Games, emerging as a new international sports city.
Chongli
Chongli, the main venue for the snow events of the Winter Olympics, is acclaimed as the “Davos of the East.” It is not only a winter skiing paradise but also a year-round mountain resort destination.
In summer, Chongli boasts an average temperature of just 18.4°C, with lush green mountains and fresh air, making it an ideal location for outdoor sports like mountain biking and hiking.
Here, ancient culture and the modern Olympic spirit merge, creating an open, welcoming, and dynamic setting perfect for hosting an international event.
Peking University
Peking University, as one of China’s top academic institutions and a key supporting partner of this event, provides significant academic and human resources for the championship’s preparation and organization.
Its strong sporting tradition and extensive experience in international exchange infuse the 2026 FISU World University Championship Cycling with outstanding academic wisdom and youthful vitality.
