Originally named Shangguan Reservoir, Shangguan Lake is located in Shangguan Village, Malanyu Town, Zunhua City, approximately 24 kilometers from downtown Zunhua. It lies to the north of the Great Wall, east of Tangquan, and west of the Eastern Qing Tombs. The foundation of the dam at Shangguan Lake was originally a strategic fortress of the Great Wall — the Niuyu Pass. Also known as Niuyu Stone or Niuyu Stone Pass, the pass got its name from a large water pit about two acres in size located south of the gateway, named...
Scenery of the Luanhe River The Luanhe River, anciently known as the Nushui River, is one of the major rivers in North China. It originates from the northern foothills of Bayan Gultu Mountain in Zhangjiakou City, northern Hebei Province, flows northward into the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region — this section is called the Shandian River. It then sharply turns southeast into northeastern Hebei Province and continues southeastward into the Bohai Sea. The river is 885 kilometers long in total, with a...
Gangbei Village Gangbei Village is located 7.5 kilometers southwest of Luan County’s urban area and currently belongs to Gumu Town. It was the birthplace where over 100,000 people in eastern Hebei first raised the flag of resistance against Japanese aggression. Today, a solemn and dignified “50th Anniversary Monument of the Gangbei Uprising” stands at the entrance of the village. The monument is 11 meters tall with a base 2.5 meters high. The front steps are divided into four sections, each consisting of…
Luan County Cultural Park Luan County Cultural Park covers an area of 2.3 hectares, with a construction area of 5,450 square meters. The park adopts an axial layout, with its main entrance located on the east side. Along the axis from east to west, there is a gatehouse, the Avenue of Time, paper-cut sculptures, an underground video hall, an open-air theater, and the main building of the Youth Extracurricular Activity Center. The Avenue of Time features...
Hebei’s Luan County Forest Park is located in the southeastern part of the county town and stands out as a highlight in the region’s greening efforts. Established in 2003, the park covers an area of 1,053 mu, including 1,000 mu of green space, with a green coverage rate of 94.86%. The total investment was 12.53 million yuan. The forest park adheres to the principles of comprehensive planning, adapting to local conditions, and scientific design…
The Panjiadai Village Massacre Memorial Hall is located in Panjiadai Village, Luannan County, Hebei Province, covering an area of 7,300 square meters with a building area of 2,256 square meters. Approved by the Hebei Provincial Patriotic Education Base Construction Leading Group, it was jointly funded by provincial, municipal, and county governments with an investment of 5.57 million yuan. The foundation stone was laid in November 1997, and...
The Great Wall Hunting Ground is located 40 km northeast of Zunhua, within the Hongshankou area at the southern foot of the ancient Great Wall, covering an area of 59,000 mu. This site features vast mountainous land, dense forests, a beautiful environment, and a rich variety of enclosed animals. Currently, the park is home to 60 animals such as sika deer and elk, as well as over 100 animals including pheasants and hares; there is also a wildlife specimen exhibition…
Longkoumen Reservoir Longkoumen Reservoir is located 26 kilometers northwest of Zunhua City, Hebei Province. It has a total storage capacity of 29.7 million cubic meters, an effective storage capacity of 13 million cubic meters, a normal water level of 67 meters, and a water surface area of 3,715 mu at normal water level. A 2,000-meter-long and 180-meter-wide green development belt has been constructed upstream of the reservoir area...
The ancient Great Wall in Tangshan stretches 220 kilometers within the city limits, featuring 29 notable passes and strategic fortresses. With its undulating, majestic terrain, it showcases the finest elements of the Ming Dynasty Great Wall. The areas along the wall boast simple local customs and numerous historical anecdotes and legends, making it a highlight of Tangshan tourism. Sites include the Jiu Feng Mountain Great Wall in Zunhua, the Panjiakou Underwater Great Wall in Qianxi, the Marble Great Wall in Qian’an…
Jidong Martyrs' Cemetery is a national key martyrs' memorial building protection unit named by the State Council. It has been designated as a "Patriotic Education Base" and a "National Defense Education Base" by the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the Hebei Provincial Party Committee, the Hebei Provincial Government, the Tangshan Municipal Party Committee, and the Tangshan Municipal Government. It is also among the first batch of CCP History Education Bases in Hebei Province. Jidong Martyrs' Cemetery was...
Dachengshan Park Dachengshan Park is located in the city center of Tangshan, Hebei Province. The city of Tangshan is named after Dachengshan (originally called Tangshan). Covering an area of 1.18 million square meters, the park integrates memorial areas, botanical zones, animal exhibits, and amusement facilities, making it the largest comprehensive urban park in the city. With its steep peaks and deep valleys, it boasts many important...
Tangshan Museum
Tangshan Ceramics Exhibition Hall The Tangshan Ceramics Exhibition Hall is located within the ceramics company compound and serves as a microcosm of Tangshan’s daily-use and artistic ceramic products. Covering an area of 1,000 square meters, the exhibition hall displays over 9,000 pieces. Daily-use ceramics such as those under the Rose, White Jade, and Magnolia brands are particularly well-known, featuring a variety of shapes in tableware, tea sets, and coffee sets; artistic...
The Tangshan Earthquake Ruins Memorial Park began construction in April 2008, was preliminarily completed and opened to the public in July 2008. Covering a total area of 400,000 square meters with a total investment of 600 million yuan, it is the world’s first earthquake ruins park themed around “commemoration.” The park’s design fully embodies the spirit of “reverence for nature, care for life, exploration of science…”
Tangshan International Convention and Exhibition Center Plaza, also known as Yuntian Plaza. The Tangshan Convention and Exhibition Center is designed with the concepts of internationalization, humanization, artistry, and diversity. Covering an area of over 80,000 square meters, it consists of five sections: the Central Activity Area, Cultural Exchange Area, Water Recreation Area, Urban Farming Area, and Leisure Sports Area…
Wandao Mountain Ski Resort
Shoufeng Temple is located on a mountain top in the suburbs of Tangshan City, Hebei Province. The existing ancient structures include the Medicine Buddha Pagoda, the Beamless Hall, and the associated cultural relic building, the Wenchang Pavilion. The three buildings face south and are aligned in a row from north to south, covering an area of 1,261 square meters. Other relics include a Liao Dynasty Dhāraṇī Pillar in front of the hall and a stone tablet from the Wanli era (1573–16...) of the Ming Dynasty.
Located in Dongling Township, Zunhua City (within the World Cultural Heritage site of the Eastern Qing Tombs), the 448-acre Yan Mountain Pagoda Mausoleum inherits the feng shui of the Eastern Qing Tombs. It adopts an ancient architectural style infused with modern design principles, and has successively constructed the mausoleum gate, parking lot, lotus pond, Longevity Hall, sacred mausoleum pathway, twelve zodiac stone statues, spirit way…
The Tangquan Hot Spring Resort is located in Tangquan Township, Zunhua City. It earned the name "Tangquan" (literally “Soup Spring”) because its waters bubble year-round like boiling soup. It boasts one of the former Eight Scenic Spots of the Eastern Qing Tombs — Bathing in the Sun at Tangquan. Surrounded by mountains and rivers, adorned with grand halls and temples, and blessed with breathtaking scenery, it is a renowned tourist destination both in China and abroad. The hot spring pools here are built from massive stone jars. In winter, the steam from the water forms clouds that drift across the sky...
Yuling is the mausoleum of the Qianlong Emperor (Aisin Gioro Hongli), the fourth emperor of the Qing Dynasty after their entry into the Great Wall, located in Shengshuiyu to the west of Xiaoling. Construction began in the eighth year of Qianlong’s reign (1743) and was completed in the seventeenth year, costing over 1.7 million taels of silver. Yuling features a spacious sacrificial hall area, grand architecture, exquisite craftsmanship, and premium materials, presenting an extraordinary aura. From south to north, it includes...