Comprehensive list of tourist attractions in Yu County

The tourist attractions in Yu County include Xiaowutai Mountain Jinhe Scenic Area, Nuanquan Ancient Town, Jinhekou Natural Scenic Area, Feihu Valley Sky Grassland Scenic Area, Sakya Temple, etc.

1. Xiaowutai Mountain Jinhe Scenic Area

Xiaowutai Mountain Jinhe Scenic Area is located in Xijinhekou Village, Changning Township, Yu County, Zhangjiakou City, bordering Beijing and Tianjin in the east, Datong, Shanxi Province in the west, and Datong, Shanxi Province in the south. Baoding, north pillow Zhangjiakou outside the Great Wall. The scenic spot is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction. It is called "Golden River" because the rocks at the bottom of the river are golden yellow and shine brightly against the clear blue water.

2. Nuanquan Ancient Town

Nuanquan Ancient Town is located in the west of Yu County, Hebei Province. It was built in the Yuan Dynasty and grew in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is a famous historical and cultural town in China and is now a national AAA level tourist attraction. The ancient town is named "Warm Spring" because of its spring water with consistent water temperature all year round. The ancient town has a long history and is famous for its springs, markets, ancient buildings and folk culture.

3. Jinhekou Natural Scenic Area

Jinhekou Natural Scenic Area is located at the foot of Xiaowutai Mountain, the highest peak in Hebei Province, with an altitude of 2882 meters. The main attractions in the scenic area include "One Line of Sky" and "Pearl" Spring", etc.; the scenic spot is a national AAAA-level scenic spot, providing tourists with a unique eco-tourism situation.

4. Feihu Valley·Aerial Grassland Scenic Area

Feihu Valley·Aerial Grassland Scenic Area is located in the south of Beikou Village, Songjiazhuang Town, on the south side of Yu County, about 250 kilometers away from Beijing city. It is a natural scenic area dominated by canyons and alpine meadows, and is also a famous tourist attraction in Zhangjiakou.

5. Sakya Temple

Sakya Temple is now the location of the Yu County Museum, covering an area of ??4,950 square meters. The temple consists of two courtyards in the north and south. The front courtyard has the front hall (Tianwang Hall), the middle hall (Main Hall) and the auxiliary halls on the east and west sides. The back yard has the back hall, the side rooms and the auxiliary halls on both sides. There are corridors connecting the north and south auxiliary halls. There are 11 buildings in total.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Sakyamuni Temple