A complete list of tourist attractions in Zhengding

Zhao Yun Temple

Zhao Yun Temple is located in Zhengding County and was officially opened to the public in 1997. Zhao Yun, courtesy name Zilong, was born in Zhending (now Zhengding), Changshan. He was a famous general of the Three Kingdoms and was known as the "Victorious General". The newly built Zhao Yun Temple is magnificent and covers an area of ??12 acres, with a total construction area of ??1,500 square meters. The temple adopts an ancient architectural structure imitating the Ming and Qing Dynasties and is divided into a first courtyard and a second courtyard. The main buildings include the temple gate, Siyi Hall, Wuhu Hall, Junchen Hall and Shunping Marquis Hall. Zhaoyun Temple is a national AA-level tourist attraction, adjacent to the world-civilized Longxing Temple and Rongguo Mansion.

Longxing Temple

Longxing Temple is located in Zhengding County, Shijiazhuang City. It is one of the earlier, larger and well-preserved Buddhist temples in China. Longxing Temple was built in the sixth year of Emperor Kaihuang's reign in the Sui Dynasty (586), and was originally named "Longzang Temple". In the early Song Dynasty, Taizu Zhao Kuangyin ordered the bronze Buddha to be cast in Longzang Temple and the Dabei Pavilion to be built. This led to great construction and a group of Song Dynasty buildings with Dabei Pavilion as the main body were completed. During the Kangxi and Qianlong years of the Qing Dynasty, two large-scale repairs and additions were made, and the temple developed into its heyday. In the 48th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1709), Longzang Temple was renamed Longxing Temple, commonly known as the Great Buddha Temple.

Kaiyuan Temple

Zhengding Kaiyuan Temple is located on the west side of Changsheng Street in Zhengding. It was originally named Jingguan Temple. It was built in the second year of Xinghe in the Eastern Wei Dynasty (540) and the tenth year of Kaihuang in the Sui Dynasty ( 591) Changed its name to Jiehui Temple. In June 2000, the base of a huge bixi stele was unearthed in Fuqian Street, Zhengding City. It is 8.4 meters long, 3.2 meters wide, 2.6 meters high and weighs 107 tons. Relevant experts have verified that it is a relic of the Later Tang Dynasty, dating back more than 1,200 years. It is a major discovery in the study of China's history from the Late Tang Dynasty to the Five Dynasties. It has extremely high cultural relic value and is a rare art treasure in China, ranking first in the world. It now exists in Kaiyuan Temple. ?

Lingxiao Pagoda of Tianning Temple

Lingxiao Pagoda is one of the four existing ancient pagodas in Zhengding, a national historical and cultural city. It is located in Tianning Temple in the city and is the tallest among the four pagodas of Zhengding. The big one. Because it is towering and straight, reaching straight into the clouds, it is named Lingxiao. And because the tower body is mostly made of wood, the local people commonly call it wooden tower. In order to protect this ancient pagoda, which occupies an important position in the history of ancient architecture, the State Administration of Cultural Heritage approved its reconstruction in 1981. Under the principle of maintaining its original appearance, it was completely renovated in 1982.

Linji Temple

Linji Temple Chengling Pagoda is located in Linji Temple on the east side of Shengmin Street in Zhengding County. It is commonly known as Qing Pagoda and Yibo Pagoda. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit. . Chengling Pagoda is 30.7 meters high. It is a solid brick tower with octagonal and nine-level dense eaves. Chengling Pagoda is not only a historical witness of the friendship between the Chinese and Japanese people, but also a link that promotes the friendship between the Chinese and Japanese people from generation to generation. The temple was handed over to the Buddhist community by the cultural relics management department in 1984. After 1986, buildings such as the Main Hall, Fa Ru Hall, Chuandeng Hall and Shanmen Hall were rebuilt successively, making it a famous Zhengding temple. On June 25, 2001, Linji Temple Chengling Pagoda, as an ancient building from the Jin Dynasty, was approved by the State Council to be included in the fifth batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

Changle Gate

According to relevant records, the Zhengding City Wall is governed by prefecture-level regulations. It has a circumference of 24 miles and a height of 3 feet and 3 feet. It has four gates, namely Yingxu in the east and Yingxu in the south. It is called Changle, Zhenyuan in the west, and Yong'an in the north. After years of wear and tear, Zhengding ancient city wall only has ruins and three crumbling gates in the south, west and north. Changle Gate was later restored. The city gate is divided into upper and lower floors. The "Changle Gate" plaque under the upper eaves was written by the famous calligrapher Qi Gong.

Hua Pagoda of Guanghui Temple

Hua Pagoda of Guanghui Temple

Hua Pagoda of Guanghui Temple, also known as Duobao Pagoda. It is located on the east side of the historical and cultural district of Zhengding County. In 1961, it was listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit by the State Council. Guanghui Temple is also called Huata Temple because of its Huata. According to the "Zhengding County Chronicle" in the first year of Guangxu, the temple was built in the Zhenyuan period of Dezong of the Tang Dynasty (785-805 AD), and was repaired in the mid-Ming Dynasty. In the late Qing Dynasty, the temple was destroyed, but only the pagoda remained. Based on the structural form of the tower and the ink marks dated to the sixth year of Zhenglong (1161) on the inner wall of the first floor, it is inferred that the tower should be a relic of the Liao and Jin Dynasties.