The Tomb of Liu Tigan is located in Dongchu Village, Dawangwu Township, Anci District, and dates back to the Ming Dynasty (Wanli era). It is a cultural relic protection unit of Langfang City. …
The Border Defense Tunnels Site is located in Yongqing County, Hebei Province. Discovered in the mid-20th century, these underground military defense tunnels were constructed during the Song Dynasty by the famous general Yang Liulang when he guarded the Waqiao Pass. They stand as a historical testament to the power struggles between the Song and Liao dynasties. In 1988, experts determined that, unlike other ancient tunnels primarily used for city assaults, these…
The village fully explores the cultural essence of the Song-Liao War, integrates natural and cultural resources, and develops distinctive agritourism. Firstly, it has built a Song-Liao Cultural Street. Based on the historical legends of the Yang Family Generals, a 150-meter-long cultural wall has been erected, featuring illustrations of the stories of 108 figures from the Song and Liao periods, allowing visitors to travel back in time, experience the culture of the Song and Liao dynasties, and receive patriotic education...
As an emerging spa trend, SPA has become a global fashion phenomenon, especially in developed regions of Europe, America, and Southeast Asia. Riding the wave of modern people’s desire for health, nature, and mental well-being, SPA has sparked a revolution in beauty and fitness. The term “SPA” originates from the Latin word “Solu…”
The Yongqing Ancient Battlefield of the Song and Liao Dynasties Tourist Area is located in Yongqing County, which lies north of the Three Passes (Yukou Pass, Yijin Pass, and Waqiao Pass) during the Song Dynasty—a frontier zone where battles between the Song and Liao took place, making it one of the ancient battlefields of the two dynasties. Based on this history, the Yongqing Ancient Battlefield of the Song and Liao Dynasties Tourist Area was established. It consists of a condensed scenic area of the ancient battlefield, a Song-style street themed after the “Along the River During the Qingming Festival” painting…
The White Pagoda Temple in Daxinge Township, Yongqing County, is widely renowned and hailed as an "Oriental Wonder." This pagoda, built during the Liao Dynasty, aligns with Beijing’s Tiananmen Square along the same central axis. Local myths tell the origin of the pagoda. During the Northern Song Dynasty, there were two monks in the White Pagoda Temple. One winter, before leaving, the old monk instructed the young monk that if he got hungry, he should go begging nearby, but under no circumstances should he chop down the large dead tree in front of the temple...
An'yu Mosque was first built in 1801 and underwent a five-year reconstruction from 1932 to 1936, turning it into a grand and magnificent mosque covering ten acres. The main prayer hall, spanning 360 square meters with five bays and three sections, stands atop an 11-tiered white marble stairway and was once praised as the “Foremost Mosque South of Beijing.” …
Legend has it that Beizhao in Yongqing County was where Prince Yan recruited soldiers and horses while campaigning northward. The mosque was first built during the Ming Dynasty but was flooded by the Yongding River in 1819. It was rebuilt in 1909. Tian Yuxin (known as Tian Wubaba), a Hui resident of the village who ran the “Sanyuan Store” and “Binle Store” in the capital city, raised substantial funds and resources from both the public and the authorities to build the mosque...
Langfang Grassland is an entertainment venue invested and built by Langfang Property Group. It is located on the Yongding River loop within the jurisdiction of Guanjiawu Hui Autonomous Township, Yongqing County, Langfang City. In summer, the area is lush with water and grass, offering activities such as staying in Mongolian yurts, dining, whole lamb roasts, and horseback riding, all rich in authentic grassland charm. Experiencing the grassland atmosphere on the North China Plain has a uniquely delightful appeal. …
The big iron stove and cauldron in the Yongqing agritainment farmhouse. Cooking in a big cauldron has a truly unique flavor—especially the steamed big buns and the pan-fried layered pancakes, which are absolutely unmatched by small pots and pans. In winter, why not help the farmer’s wife stoke the fire? Break off a cornstalk and toss it into the hearth, and the red flames will dance joyfully, lifting your spirits...
The Liao Dynasty Stone Pagoda in Daxinge Pavilion is located south of Daxinge Village, west of Yongqing County. It currently stands six meters tall. This solid octagonal multi-eaved pagoda is made of white marble and consists of a base, body, and eaves, though its finial is now missing. According to the "Rixia Jiuwen Kao" compiled by Yu Minzhong during the Qing Dynasty: “(In Yongqing) fifteen li northwest of the county in Xinjaokou Village, Longquan Temple (also called Longyan Temple)...
Yongqing Guanyin Temple in Langfang City, Hebei Province, was originally built during the Northern Song Dynasty. It was destroyed during the Liao and Jin periods due to warfare, rebuilt in the early Ming Dynasty, and again ruined during the Ming-Qing conflicts. It was renovated during the prosperous Qianlong era of the Qing Dynasty, but damaged once more in the Zhili-Fengtian War. After the implementation of the Party's religious policies, it was rebuilt in the autumn of 2007 and completed in the autumn of 2011. The inauguration of the Mahavira Hall, along with the consecration ceremony of the Buddha statues, disaster relief, and blessing rituals, is scheduled to take place on November 13, 2011, the 18th day of the 10th lunar month, at 9:00 AM...
Mingtang Hot Spring is located on the east side of National Highway 106 in the Bazhou Economic and Technological Development Zone, Hebei Province. With its superior geographical location and convenient transportation, it is a hot spring club that integrates leisure, wellness, nature, and health. Mingtang Hot Spring is a soda-type geothermal spring, with a wellhead temperature of about 60 degrees Celsius. The water is clear and odorless, containing a variety of trace elements and minerals beneficial to the human body...
China Opera City China Opera City is located within Bazhou City, covering an area of over 1,000 acres with a construction area of 120,000 square meters. The planned total investment is 150 million yuan. The city is divided into several sections including the China Opera Stele Forest, China Opera Museum, opera film and television shooting base, cultural area, villa area, scenic health area, commercial area, and travel...
Zhang Family Courtyard The Zhang Family Courtyard is located in Bazhou and was built in 1830 (the 10th year of the Daoguang reign during the Qing Dynasty). The original owner was the Zhang family of Juxing Hall. Both the design and construction of this residence were commissioned from Beijing. It consists of four courtyard houses: the two western courtyards feature traditional Qing-style wooden post-and-lintel architecture with flush gable roofs, while the two eastern courtyards are built in European style. In the middle, there is a connecting hall known as the "Mandarin Duck Hall," which serves as one central room...
Houliangjian Mosque The Houliangjian Mosque was first built in the mid-Ming Dynasty, with a history of over 500 years. The original main hall featured a metal copper dome, and a sandalwood plaque inscribed with “Upholding Antiquity and Rectitude” hung in front of the hall. Four ancient pine and cypress trees, vigorous and lush, stand as historical witnesses. In 1997, the mosque was renovated with joint investment from the government and the Muslim community...
Wang Family Courtyard The Wang Family Courtyard is located within Bazhou, and was originally built in 1880 (the sixth year of the Guangxu reign during the Qing Dynasty). The original owner was Wang Zijian. Both the design and construction were commissioned from Tianjin. It is said that the construction cost thirty thousand taels of silver. The residence was originally divided into four smaller courtyards: the northeast courtyard featured European-style architecture; the southeast courtyard exhibited an African architectural style; the northwest courtyard…
Longquan Temple Baoding’s Longquan Temple is a key cultural relic protection site in Hebei Province, located in Xin’an Town, Bazhou City. It was first built in the late Tang Dynasty. Originally named Longhua Temple, it was renamed “Puzhao Chan Monastery” during the Jin Dynasty and officially designated as Longquan Temple in the Yuan Dynasty. On both sides of the central axis in front of the temple’s Mahavira Hall, there are two ancient wells with water gushing out like springs—hence the name “Longquan” (Dragon Spring). The main hall of the temple...
Xin'an Mosque Xin'an Mosque was first built in 1890 and rebuilt in 1980. The mosque is a closed courtyard in the style of a traditional Chinese quadrangle, with the main prayer hall located on the west side of the courtyard, the ablution room on the south, and the northern lecture hall on the north. The entire structure is harmonious and simple. Huihuiying Mosque is situated in the middle of Huihuiying Village, Xinglonggong Town, Wen'an County. This mosque was first built during the Ming Dynasty…
The Li Shaochun Memorial Hall is a cultural facility primarily serving the functions of "celebrity commemoration, artistic research, and tourism & leisure." Planned and authored by a renowned opera critic, the construction of the Li Shaochun Memorial Hall incorporated suggestions from the family of Li Shaochun as well as guidance from distinguished opera performers. This memorial hall...