The Zhennü Memorial Archway in Cixian County is located in Xinhua Village, Jiabi Township, Cixian County. It is among the second batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
The former site of the Special Branch of the CPC in Cixian County is located in Xixiaowu Village, Shicunying Township, Cixian County. It is among the second batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units designated by Handan City. …
Nanguan Big Stone Bridge is located between Xingren Street and Xingli Street in Cizhou Town, Ci County. It is a municipal-level cultural relic protection unit of the second batch designated by Handan City. …
The Martyrs' Monument of Liuhexi Coal Mine in Guantai is located in front of Guantai Primary School in Guantai Town, Cixian County. It is among the second batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
Jin Desan Martyrs' Tomb is located in Xiaqiuyuan Village, Shicunying Township, Cixian County. It is among the second batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
The Dongwushi Ruins are ancient ruins dating from the Warring States period to the Ming dynasty, located in Dongwushi Village, Dongwushi Township, Cixian County, Handan City. The Dongwushi Ruins are among the fifth batch of provincial-level cultural heritage protection units in Hebei Province. …
Fuyang Bridge in Cixian County is a structure built during the Republic of China era, located on the Fuyang River at Nanguan in Cixian County, Handan City. On October 20, 2008, it was designated as part of the fifth batch of Provincial-Level Cultural Relics Protection Units by the People's Government of Hebei Province. …
The inscriptions on Lufeng Mountain date back to the Ming and Qing dynasties and are located on Lufeng Mountain in Cixian County, Handan City. On October 20, 2008, they were designated as part of the fifth batch of Provincial-Level Cultural Relics Protection Units by the People's Government of Hebei Province. …
The Guyi Qingliang Mountain Ruins are located in Guyi Township, Ci County, dating back to the Shang Dynasty, Warring States Period, and Han Dynasty. The Guyi Qingliang Mountain Ruins are among the third batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
The Tomb of Lin Xiangru is located in Nancheng Township, Ci County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. It is recognized as one of the third batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City.…
The Xiangtang Temple Grottoes are located in the Xinshi District of Handan City, Hebei Province. They were initially built during the Northern Qi Dynasty, and were expanded and renovated in subsequent dynasties including Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan, and Ming. The Xiangtang Temple is divided into northern and southern caves, 15 kilometers apart, comprising a total of 16 grottoes with around 3,400 statues of various sizes. The stone carvings inside the caves are exquisitely crafted and ingeniously designed. The auxiliary structures are grand in scale…
The Xiangtangshan Grottoes are located on Mount Gushan in the Fengfeng Mining District of Handan City, divided into northern and southern sections about 15 kilometers apart. The grottoes earned their name because when people laugh, wave, or walk near the mid-mountain caves, the sound echoes crisply. There are currently 16 surviving caves, over 450 cliffside niches with carvings, more than 5,000 statues of various sizes, as well as a large number...
Xiangtangshan National Forest Park is located in Fengfeng Mining District, Hebei Province, with a total area of 6,348.8 hectares. It includes five scenic areas divided into three parts: the western mountainous region, the central Gushan Mountain, Yuanbao Mountain area, and the eastern hilly land. Xiangtangshan National Forest Park consists of the western mountainous region, the central Gushan Mountain, Yuanbao Mountain area, and the eastern hilly land, spanning five...
Ancient Underground Tunnels The ancient underground tunnels are mainly located in Fengfeng Mining District of Handan City, Xiyangcheng in Yongnian, and Jingu Village in Wu'an. In Fengfeng Mining District, the tunnels are found in the three townships of Linshui, Fengfeng, and Pengcheng, situated 4–9 meters underground. These tunnels consist of entrances, passageways, air vents, lamp niches, chambers, and wells. The entrances are vertical shafts that descend 4–9 meters below ground, …
The Shuiyù Temple Grottoes, also known as the "Shihoupō Grottoes," were built during the Northern Qi Dynasty and expanded during the Tang and Song dynasties. They are located about 200 meters northwest of Shihoupō Village in Fengfeng Mining District, standing opposite the North Xiangtang Temple at the western foot of Mount Gushan across Tian Gong Peak from east to west. Due to their smaller scale compared to the North and South Xiangtang Grottoes, they are known as the "Little Xiangtang Temple." There are two caves in total—eastern and western…
Canglong Mountain Grottoes The Canglong Mountain Grottoes are located in Houxizuo Village, Fengfeng Mining District, Handan City. The grottoes were carved on the summit of Drum Mountain and are divided into eastern and western sections. The eastern section contains five Tang Dynasty niches, carved into the eastern rock face of a protruding hill. These niches house a total of 37 statues, with the largest niche measuring 1.15 meters in height and 1.13 meters in width. The other niches range from 0.4 to 0.7 meters in height...
Buddha Niches on Laoye Mountain The Buddha Niches on Laoye Mountain are located on the western cliff of Laoye Mountain in Linshui Town, Fengfeng Mining District, Handan City. Divided into upper and lower tiers, there are a total of seven cliffside niches and 87 Buddhist statues of various sizes, all carved during the Northern Song Dynasty. The upper tier contains six niches, featuring carvings of Buddha statues and warrior bodhisattvas. Among them, the northern niche is the largest, with a pointed arch shape. Its lintel is carved with four coiling...
North Xiangtang Temple North Xiangtang Temple is located on the western side of Gushan Mountain in Hezhen Town, built into the stone cliffs halfway up the mountain. It was first established during the Northern Wei Dynasty and constructed mainly under the Northern Qi Dynasty (550–577 AD). After the Northern Qi, it was further expanded during the Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties. There are currently nine caves preserved (excluding other smaller niches), housing a total of 725 Buddha statues of various sizes. The caves are divided into southern…
South Xiangtang Temple is located at a strategic point on the western side of the "Fukou Pass," one of the ancient eight passes of the Taihang Mountains (now Xizhifang Village). It consists of grottoes, cliffside pavilions, halls, and ancient pagodas. According to an extant stele from the Sui Dynasty, it was first built in 565 AD, boasting a history of over 1,400 years. There are currently seven grottoes that house more than 3,700 Buddha statues of various sizes...
The Temple of Lady Jin is located in Xizhifang Village. It has stood for a long time, but the exact year of its establishment is unknown. The temple houses the Hall of the Holy Mother, where the deity enshrined is the same as the Goddess of Jin Temple worshipped at the famous Jin Temple in Taiyuan, Shanxi. Inside the temple, there is also a stone tablet dating back to the 22nd year of the Wanli reign during the Ming Dynasty (1486 AD). There is a spring beneath the temple, which flows into the Fuyang River.