Tianqiao Mountain, located over 20 kilometers east of Chengde city proper, is one of the “Top Ten Scenic Spots of Chengde.” When people look out from the highest point of the Mountain Resort, they can spot a natural stone arch bridge soaring across the sky, stretching all the way to the depths of the white clouds at the mountaintops east and west of Bangchui Mountain — that is Tianqiao Mountain. Tianqiao Mountain gets its name because…
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Dong Cunrui Martyrs' Cemetery is located on the east bank of the Yixun River at the foot of Tashan Mountain, northwest of Longhua County, Hebei Province. It was built in 1954 on the former site of the Pologedun Palace of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty to commemorate Dong Cunrui, a nationally renowned combat hero. The cemetery covers an area of 91,600 square meters, making it the largest among all cemeteries named after martyrs in China...
Xinglong Karst Cave is located in Taojiatai Village, Beishuiquan Township, Xinglong County, 6 kilometers from the county town. The discovered karst cave area covers over 5,000 square meters, with 2,700 square meters developed for tourism. Five branch caves have also been found. Xinglong Karst Cave is a large limestone cave, with a development age of 1 to 1.4 billion years, …
Hongsongwa Grassland Scenic Area is located in the northwest of Weichang County, bordering Hexigten Town of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region to the north. It is part of the Mulan Paddock, the imperial hunting ground of the Qing Dynasty. The area boasts abundant wind resources and hosts a large-scale wind power plant. It is also home to unique yak herds. The region features a cold temperate monsoon climate...
The Imperial Horse Trail Grassland and Forest Scenic Area is located in the Mulan Paddock region of Chengde City. It is a sub-area of the national scenic spot — the Chengde Mountain Resort and its Outlying Temples. Covering a total area of one thousand square kilometers, with an altitude ranging from 1,230 to 1,820 meters, it features a cold temperate continental monsoon plateau climate...
Shanwanzi Hot Spring Resort Shanwanzi Township in Weichang County was historically the famous imperial hunting ground of the Qing Dynasty and has now become a well-known domestic summer resort. Within Shanwanzi Township on the eastern tourism route of Weichang County lies a naturally gifted hot spring. The surface temperature of the spring water reaches 82.6°C, with a natural flow rate of 50 tons per hour, and it contains elements such as S, Ca…
Red Moon Resort is located on the beautiful plateau of Saihanba in northern China, which is praised as the source of rivers, the home of clouds, the world of flowers, the ocean of forests, and a paradise for rare birds and animals. In this stunning Saihanba lies the “Red Moon Resort,” which integrates accommodation, dining, bathing, and sightseeing, aiming to provide high-quality, comprehensive services for travelers from all directions...
Lama Mountain is located 28 kilometers northwest of Fengning Manchu Autonomous County and 250 kilometers from Beijing. Originally called Black Mountain, it was renamed Lama Mountain due to the presence of lamas who lived and practiced there. The main peak of Lama Mountain stands at an elevation of 1,198 meters, and the “China’s No. 1 Ice Mortar Park” is situated atop Fozhu Cave. Most of Lama Mountain features exposed granite landforms,…
The Nine-Dragon Pine is located in Wudao Ying Township, about 15 kilometers northwest of Fengning County. According to experts, this tree was planted in the mid-Northern Song Dynasty, has survived through six dynasties, and is over 980 years old. The Nine-Dragon Pine stands 9.1 meters tall, with a girth of 2.8 meters, and its longest branch extends up to 13 meters. Visually, it has nine thick branches that twist and…
Pingdingshan Geological Park Pingdingshan spans hundreds of square kilometers, with its main peak rising 1,834 meters above sea level. The mountain is covered in lush vegetation and boasts beautiful scenery. In addition, the area is densely scattered with glacial relics rumored to be the "Nine Jars and Eighteen Pots"—including potholes, glacial erratics, stone rivers, stone seas, and glacial "Great Walls." These glacial remnants cover a vast area and feature a rich variety of forms...
Tang Sanying Longevity Temple Tang Sanying Longevity Temple is located in Tang Sanying Village, Longhua County. As early as the 20th year of the Kangxi reign (1681), when the Mulan Hunting Grounds were first established, Eight Banners troops were stationed here. In the 45th year of the Kangxi reign (1706), a superintendent of the Mulan Hunting Grounds was appointed—one official of the fourth rank and eight junior officials (zhangjing) of the sixth rank. The superintendent’s office was also located here. Nowadays…
Lao Wa Star-Gazing Platform This area features mainly the landscapes of the Yanshan Mountains, supplemented by sections of the Ming Dynasty Great Wall, along with geological knowledge and ethnic culture. Key developed attractions include: the Thirty-Mile Gallery of Northern Hebei, granite landform geological resources, as well as rural tourism experiences in Hongshila, Erpu, and Dalongtan. …
Bixia Mountain Geological Park Scenic Area Bixia Mountain is located in Xiyingzi Village, Chanshangyu Town, approximately 9 kilometers from Luanping County. It has undergone preliminary development. The area features a dramatic landscape of oddly-shaped rocks, steep mountain cliffs, natural gorges, cliffside boardwalks, caves, karst formations, drifting clouds, secluded paths, and rolling mountains—representing a classic example of Jurassic Danxia landform. …
The Luan River is a river in Hebei Province, China. It originates from the northern foothills of Bayan Gultu Mountain in the Zhangjiakou region of Hebei Province. The upper reaches, known as the Shandian River, flow through Duolun in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region before turning southeast and are only called the Luan River after receiving the Xiao Luan River. The middle reaches traverse the Yanshan mountain range, successively receiving tributaries such as the Xingzhou River, Yixun-Wulie River, Parrot River (Rehe), and Liu River in the Chengde area...
Pingquan Archway
Edible Fungus Park, Pingquan County, Chengde City, Hebei Province, is located in the northeastern part of Hebei Province, at the junction of Hebei, Liaoning, and Inner Mongolia. The county covers a total area of 3,307.8 square kilometers, governs 19 townships and 332 administrative villages, with a total population of 460,000, including 400,000 rural residents. It has 718,000 mu of arable land and is a typical mountainous agricultural county characterized by “seven parts mountains, one part water, and two parts fields.”
The Liao Pagoda in Zezhou Garden is one of the projects under the “2188” initiative. This pagoda is a replica of ancient Liao-style architecture and is the tallest structure within the Zezhou Garden scenic area, with a total architectural height of 29.3 meters. Its foundation is built with a reinforced concrete raft slab structure, while the pagoda body features a reinforced concrete frame structure. It has a two-story base, an eight-story body, and a total of thirteen tiers of dense eaves. The total investment was…
The Jiulongtan Scenic Area is located in the southwestern part of Xinglong County, Chengde City, Hebei Province. National Highway 112 and the Jinwei Road pass by the northern side of the scenic area. It is 13 kilometers from Xinglong County and approximately 150 kilometers from surrounding major cities such as Beijing and Tianjin. This scenic area is a canyon-type natural park. Formed during the tectonic movements of mountain building around 140 million years ago...
Qishi Valley is located in Wangpingshi Village, Xinglong County, Hebei Province, situated within the “Houlong Fengshui Treasure Land” of the Eastern Qing Tombs. It lies to the west near Xinglong County, to the south adjacent to Liuliping Forest Park with a distant view of the Eastern Qing Tombs, and to the north overlooking the summit of Wuling Mountain and the astronomical observatory. It is approximately a hundred kilometers from Beijing, Tianjin, Tangshan, and Chengde, offering convenient transportation. Within its three-square-kilometer scenic area, there are perilous peaks and uniquely shaped rocks, deep valleys…