Zijingguan tourist attractions

The scenic spots of Zijingguan are introduced as follows:

The Great Wall of Wan Li-Zijingguan, located on the amethyst ridge 45 kilometers northwest of Yixian County, Baoding City, Hebei Province, was built during the Warring States Period. It was called Shangguguan in the Qin and Han Dynasties, Wuruanguan in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Jinpoguan in the Song and Jin Dynasties, Zijingguan after the Yuan Dynasty, and Neisanguan together with Juyongguan and Daomaguan.

Since ancient times, it has been a transportation hub in and out of Taihang Mountain. Located in the seventh "Puyin" and the fourth "Jiukuai" in the world, it is a battleground for military strategists.

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Zijingguan is located on Zijing Mountain, 45 kilometers northwest of Yixian County, Baoding City, Hebei Province. It is a stone city with nine doors and nine doors, which consists of five small towns: Xiaojincheng on the north bank of Juma River, Guancheng on the south bank, Pan Xiao Stone City, Qifengkou City and Guanzuoling City.

There are Wan Ren Mountain in the east, Rhino Mountain in the west, Juma River in the north and Huangtuling Mountain in the south, which are called "the first Xiongguan in the south of the capital", with 18 roads in the south, Futuguan as the gateway in the north, one pass in the middle and a group of dangerous wings outside. The valley is rugged, easy to defend but difficult to attack, and there are "one person to defend, there are thousands of people there."

Zijingguan was mostly built in the Ming Dynasty. The original pass has four gates, and the north and south gates are the main roads. The north gate faces Juma River, and it is surrounded by mountains and waters. The city gate and city wall are all made of large stones.

There are two layers of stone tablets at the gate of the city. The upper layer is entitled "Rivers and mountains are sharp", the upper section is "Wanli Ding Haixia" and the next section is "Letter from Liaocheng Fu Guang"; The next topic is Zijingguan. There is a "Zisai Jincheng" plaque at the south gate, which was also inscribed during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. There is a city wall outside the southwest of the city east, and Juma River under the wall of the north city. Its north gate and north wall are all made of granite.