Tianmu North Mosque is located in the northern part of Tianmu Village. It is said to have been built in the sixth year of Emperor Yuan of the Tang Dynasty, but this is unverified. Historical records indicate that it was constructed in the second year of the Yongle era of the Ming Dynasty, making it the oldest Islamic site in Tianjin. Over its history, the mosque underwent multiple renovations, but on November 25, 1948, it was burned to the ground by disbanded troops of the Kuomintang. It was rebuilt in 1949 with funds raised by villagers...
Yang Liandi Park is located at the intersection of Gaofeng Road and Beicang Avenue in Beichen District, covering an area of 16,344 square meters. The park features a statue of Yang Liandi, a national hero of the Volunteer Army and a climbing hero. It serves as a site for paying tribute to revolutionary martyrs and a base for revolutionary education. The area is separated from other sections by evergreen pine and cypress trees, reflecting both solemnity and seamless integration with its surroundings. The park boasts pleasant scenery, making it a popular spot for local residents to take walks, relax, enjoy leisure activities, and exercise. It is also one of the more modern-feeling parks in the area.
Beichen Park was built in 2003, covering an area of 76,500 square meters. It was constructed on the site of the relocated old Beicang Village and funded by the district government. The park includes a plaza that can be used for public gatherings and recreational activities during holidays. It also features fitness equipment for adults and play structures for children. The park boasts a wide variety of plants, including...
The North Canal, historically known as the "Imperial River," is an important first-class waterway in Tianjin and a key section of the Haihe River’s main course. It plays a vital role in flood control and diverting water from the Luanhe River. In 2001, Tianjin launched a comprehensive management project for the North Canal, with a total investment of 470 million yuan. The project included the construction of four themed parks: Lanshuiyuan, Beiyangyuan, Yuhéyuán, and Entertainment Park…
Qianpu Ecological Tourism Village is located in Shuangkou Town, Beichen District, and is one of the first batch of one hundred featured tourism villages in our city. Covering a total area of 800 acres with a greening rate of over 90%, it is known as the "Fruit and Vegetable Hometown of Beichen." Surrounded by woods, the village is tranquil and picturesque, filled with birdsong and floral scents. It is one of the few "hidden paradises" in our city free from industrial pollution…
Tasly Modern Traditional Chinese Medicine City is the first national industrial tourism demonstration site in Tianjin and a national patriotic education base. Located in the Beichen National High-Tech Industrial Park in Tianjin, it covers an area of 1.05 square kilometers and is adjacent to the Yixingbu exit of the Beijing-Tianjin-Tangshan Expressway. It is about 2 kilometers from downtown Tianjin and approximately 9…
The Martyrs' Memorial Hall of Yang Liandi was first built in 1995, originally located on the sixth floor of the Beichen District Youth Palace. In the same year, Yang Liandi Park and a bronze statue of Yang Liandi were also constructed. In 2012, on the 60th anniversary of Yang Liandi’s martyrdom, reconstruction began, and by early April 2013, the new hall was completed and officially opened to the public. In 19…
Sino-French Joint Venture Dynasty Winery Co., Ltd. was established in 1980 as the first Sino-foreign joint venture in China’s manufacturing industry. The Dynasty Royal Winery Castle is a microcosm of the development of Dynasty Wines, showcasing the remarkable achievements in the wine industry. Constructed with an investment of 200 million yuan over three years, the Dynasty Royal Winery Castle is the largest single winery structure in Asia...
Tianjin was born of water and thrived because of rivers—the canal has been instrumental in the city’s prosperity and wealth. The Canal Nostalgia Exhibition Hall fully explores the city’s profound historical and cultural heritage, showcasing the vibrant and diverse culture of the Tianjin section of the Grand Canal. Established in October 2011, the Canal Nostalgia Exhibition Hall is located within the teaching building of Beicang Primary School in Beichen District, Tianjin. Since its completion…
Puyu School is located in Yixingpu, an ancient town in northern Tianjin, situated on the former site of Yixingpu No. 2 Primary School. In 1929, the renowned educator Wen Yingshi, driven by a vision of saving the nation through education, founded the Puyu Girls' School in Yixingpu to promote the spirit of Puyu. The school upheld the motto “Diligence and Integrity,” and educated students with advanced concepts and innovative teaching methods...
The Dazhuang Village Temple of the Medicine God is located in Dazhuang Village, Dazhangzhuang Town, Beichen District, Tianjin, and dates back to the Ming Dynasty. According to the Second National Cultural Relics Survey: it was initially built during the Ming Dynasty and renovated in the Qing Dynasty. The original complex included front and rear halls as well as east and west side halls, but only the rear hall remains today. It features a layout of three bays outwardly and six bays inwardly, with a five-rafter lifted-beam structure, a flush-gable roof with a herringbone ridge, and covers a construction area of 180 square meters. The horizontal inscribed board reads “Prayers Answered,” …
According to the Second National Census of Cultural Relics: It was first built in the fourth year of the Xianfeng reign (1854). In 1948, it was burned down by the Kuomintang army after being used as an underground activity site by the Communist Party, and was later rebuilt. Covering an area of 1,278 square meters with a floor space of 825 square meters, the mosque is of brick-and-wood construction in the Mecca style, with a five-bay facade, and includes a main prayer hall, lecture rooms, ablution rooms, and more. The roofs of the main building and the corner towers on both sides are all onion-domed.
Legend has it that Taohua Temple was originally named Guanyin Temple, and its founding date is unknown. It was later renamed Taohua Temple. According to *Beichen Cultural Relics* (compiled by the Cultural and Historical Committee of the Beichen District CPPCC), the temple gradually expanded in scale and was rebuilt as the Great Temple of Taohuakou in the second year of the Longqing era of the Ming Dynasty (1568). The large temple consisted of a front hall, a rear hall, and side halls on the east and west. In front of the halls stood the “Reconstruction Stele of Taohua Temple…”
According to the Second National Cultural Relics Survey: Originally built in the second year of the Yongle era of the Ming Dynasty (1404). The main prayer hall was renovated in 1928. In 1948, it was burned down by the Nationalist troops stationed there after the underground Communist organization used it as an activity site, but was later rebuilt. It covers an area of 4,666 square meters, with a construction area of 2,734 square meters, and includes a main prayer hall, lecture rooms, ablution rooms, etc. The structure is made of brick and wood...
Located on the north side of the outer ring road of Tianjin (section in Shuanggang Town, Jinnan District), it was built in 1997. The garden houses a massive Lingbi stone, which naturally resembles the map of China, hence its name. The first phase of the project, including six exhibition halls, four scenic spots, and a corridor with springs and pools, has been completed and is open to visitors. The garden’s stone collection venues include “Listening to Stones Pavilion,” “Exotic Stones Museum…”
Located in Baocheng New Village, Shuangqiaohe Town, Jinnan District, it is currently the world's largest artificial stone forest made of natural Lingbi stones. It houses dozens of types of rare and unique stones, totaling over 4,000 pieces, primarily featuring Lingbi stones—renowned as the "No. 1 Stone under Heaven"—petrified wood, a treasure among mountain rocks, and Taihu stones. The stones collected in this garden adhere to the principle of being derived from nature yet elevated beyond it, arranged according to their natural forms, offering high ornamental and collectible value. Among the most eye-catching is the "Buddha Meditating," a stone standing 10.07 meters tall and weighing 73 tons, acclaimed as the "Largest Stone in Asia." The stone garden is divided into viewing areas such as the Jiangnan Garden, Botanical Garden, and Zoo, with special attractions including cockfighting, dogfighting, and fishing competitions.
The South Bank Scenic Economic Forest Belt along the Haihe River is located between the planned Haihe South Road and the Haihe River embankment. Stretching 25 kilometers in length and spanning a width of no less than 200 meters, the area will be divided into sections planted with both economic and ornamental trees, creating distinctive green landscapes. The design ensures blooming flowers for three seasons and evergreen foliage all year round, making it an attractive sight throughout the year. This scenic spot will be developed in tandem with the Haihe River...
Jintang Ecological Agricultural Park was invested and established by Tianjin Jintang Agricultural Science and Technology Co., Ltd. It is a technology-oriented enterprise that highlights the breeding and R&D of high-end, premium flowers and ornamental fish, and focuses on the development of agriculture, livestock, aquaculture, and floriculture industries. The third-phase construction of Jintang Ecological Agricultural Park has an investment of 300 million yuan, and it plans to gradually develop into a...
Linqun Agricultural Science and Technology Ecological Park puts people first and serves society by increasing investment in agricultural science and technology, developing a circular economy in planting and breeding, and recycling water, feed, and organic fertilizer. It actively explores green, environmentally friendly, and ecological practices to provide society with grains, vegetables, fruits, poultry eggs, and meat that people can eat with confidence...
Xiaozhan Training Camp Park is located in Xiaozhan Town, Jinnan District, covering an area of approximately 300 acres with a total investment of over 320 million yuan and a total construction area of 87,700 square meters. Completed in 2008, it is one of the key projects in Tianjin’s “Modern China Seen Through Tianjin” tourism initiative and is currently a national AAA-level tourist attraction. In addition to constructing...