Yingtan Village is located in the mountainous western part of Xingtai County, Hebei Province, within the territory of Lupao Town, over 60 kilometers from Xingtai City and 8 kilometers west of Lupao Town. The village is divided into three natural hamlets, with a total of 200 households and a population of over 620. Historical scholars have praised it as a blessed land of outstanding people and spiritual energy. The village boasts uniquely beautiful natural scenery and profound historical and cultural heritage...
Xingtai Yingtan Village Yingtan Village is a renowned historical and cultural village in China, praised by scholars throughout history as a blessed land of outstanding people and spiritual energy. With beautiful scenery, profound historical heritage, and simple local customs, Yingtan Village features one river, three mountains, six cliffs, nine gullies, and eighteen hills, and is known as the “No. 1 Ancient Stone Fortress in Northern China.” It has been included in China’s first batch of traditional villages. …
The Fenghuang Lake Water Conservancy Scenic Area in Xingtai County is located in the middle section of the Taihang Mountains, based on the Yemen Gully Reservoir project. The area features overlapping mountains, well-preserved natural vegetation, abundant flora and fauna, and profound historical and cultural heritage. Development and investment attraction have commenced according to planning. It is recommended to promptly formulate detailed plans for scenic area development and construction, with attention to protective design along the reservoir shoreline...
The Luchenggang site is a relic of an ancient city from the Western Zhou Dynasty, located in Xingtai City. In May 2013, it was announced by the State Council as part of the seventh batch of Major Historical and Cultural Sites Protected at the National Level. On May 3, 2013, the National Cultural Heritage Administration released the list of the seventh batch of such sites. According to historical documents, the State of Xing had three major city-building phases, inclu…
The Northern Wei Dynasty Gabled Roof Robe Statue Stele in Nanliangshe, Xingtai County, Xingtai City, was built during the Northern Wei period. It stands 1.75 meters tall, 0.9 meters wide, and 0.24 meters thick, featuring 33 carved figures. In 1982, it was designated as a key cultural relic protection unit of Hebei Province by the provincial government. The front of the stele depicts a two-tiered group of statues centered around a hall-roof structure,…
Lingxiao Mountain is located about 40 kilometers from downtown Xingtai, within the territory of Beixiaozhuang Township. Part of the Taihang Mountain Range, it stands at an elevation of 1,129 meters. Also known as Zhongyan Mountain, legend has it that in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, Zhang Jiao spread the <<Taiping Tao>> here, recruited followers, and initiated China’s first organized, programmatic, and purposeful peasant...
The Exhibition Hall of the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese Military and Political University, abbreviated as the “Anti-Japanese University Exhibition Hall,” is located in QianNanyu Village, Jiangshui Town, Xingtai County, Hebei Province, 60 kilometers from the city center. It is the earliest-established, largest in scale, and most comprehensive thematic exhibition hall dedicated to showcasing the development history of the Anti-Japanese University. The exhibition area spans 2,880 square meters and is divided into four exhibition halls...
Heduling Scenic Area is located 80 kilometers west of the county town, bordering Shanxi Province. The area features steep mountains and is known as the "Traces of Immortals' Passage," hence the name "Heduling" (Crane Passage Ridge), also referred to as "Immortal Platform." Major attractions include: Heduling, the Ming Great Wall, Yulong Spring, and the Heduling Tunnel, among others. …
The Ancient Chengying City Site is an ancient site from the Han and Song dynasties, located south of Chengjiao Village in Qiuxian County. It is among the first batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
The Qiu City Han Tombs are ancient tombs from the Han Dynasty, located 1,000 meters outside the eastern gate of Qiu County. The Qiu City Han Tombs are among the first batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
The Sun Weicheng Family Tomb Cluster is an ancient tomb complex from the Ming Dynasty, located 500 meters southwest of Sunzhuang Village in Qiuxian County. It is among the first batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units designated by Handan City. …
The Xing Lun Family Tombs are ancient Ming Dynasty tombs located 500 meters southwest of Guchengying Village in Qiuxian County. The Xing Lun Family Tombs are among the first batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units designated by Handan City. …
The Liu Jiayu Family Tomb Cluster is an ancient tomb complex from the Ming Dynasty, located east of Dazhaoyuan Village in Qiuxian County. It is among the first batch of municipal-level cultural heritage sites protected by Handan City. …
The Chen Village Mosque is an ancient structure from the Ming Dynasty, located in Chen Village, Qiuxian County. It is among the first batch of municipal-level cultural heritage sites protected by Handan City. …
The Qiu City Massacre Memorial Monument is located on South Street in Qiu County. It is among the first batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units designated by Handan City. …
The Zhuanghuding Site is an ancient heritage site dating from the Han to the Song dynasties, located southwest of Guchengying Village, Danzhai Township, Qiuxian County. It is among the second batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
The Huo Yunyou Family Tomb Cluster is an ancient tomb complex from the Ming Dynasty, located northwest of Beixiaogu Village, Matou Town, Qiuxian County. It is among the second batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
The ruins of Xinglin Temple are located in Xiangchenggu Town, Qiuxian County, dating from the Tang Dynasty to the Republic of China period. The site is listed as one of the third batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
The Qiu City Ruins in Qiu County are located in Qiu Cheng Town, Qiu County, dating back to the Song Dynasty. The Qiu City Ruins in Qiu County are among the third batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
The Ambush Battle Memorial Monument (Park) is located in Xiangchenggu Town, Qiuxian County, and dates back to 2002. It is recognized as one of the third batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …