Tianti Mountain in Xingtai

Tianti Mountain in Xingtai

Tianti Mountain in Xingtai is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction.

The Tianti Mountain Scenic Area is located in Dongniuzhuang, west of Xingtai City, 22 kilometers from the city center, covering an area of 18 square kilometers. Bus No. 7 goes directly to the scenic area, making transportation very convenient. Here, the mountains rise abruptly, majestic and precipitous, with over a thousand stone steps stretching straight up into the sky. In the mountainside, there is an ancient cave complex where caves connect to one another in a winding, mysterious labyrinth. The caves are covered with stone flowers, stone waterfalls, and stalactites, resembling humans and animals, all wonderfully bizarre and a feast for the eyes. At the mountain’s base lies the Jinshui Cave, where visitors can take boat rides through the caverns, with flickering lights and paddling sounds creating a fairy-tale atmosphere. Travelers who climb to the summit — Longevity Peak — will be greeted by a panoramic view of surrounding mountains, visible villages, picturesque farmland, and the vast expanse of Chuan Kou Lake, offering a truly refreshing experience. In the western part of the scenic area, the Cold Wind Cave is uniquely spectacular, the Sword Gorge features cliffs as sheer as if cut by a knife, and the Black Dragon Pool is cool and deep green, providing a wild and pristine charm. Especially noteworthy is that this is the hometown of the anti-Jin Dynasty general Niu Gao. The brave general once led resistance forces here, using the mountainous terrain for strategic advantage. To this day, relics from that time can still be found on the mountainside. Moreover, numerous beautiful and moving folk tales have been passed down through generations. In short, this place boasts 54 beautifully scenic spots and 36 uniquely marvelous caves. Visitors can hike, swim, fish, go boating, explore archaeology, and engage in scientific research. It is a rare western suburban park in Xingtai.

Xingtai City, Hebei Province