Besides the summer resort, what other interesting attractions are there in Hebei?

In fact, what many friends don't know is that Hebei is the only province in China with mountains, plateaus, hills, plains and rivers and seas besides deserts and snow-capped mountains. With this unique condition, Hebei naturally has countless tourist attractions, so besides the summer resort, what other attractions are worth visiting in Hebei?

First, Handan tile palace scenic spot (snail palace ticket 60 yuan, Shanxi tourists special ticket 20 yuan)

Tile Palace is located in Huangzhong, Shexian County, Handan City, which is the place where we are familiar with the goddess of mending heaven. At the same time, the Tile Palace, also known as the "Chinese Ancestral Temple", is one of the holy places for ancestor worship in China.

There are also many scenic spots in Wagong. Personally, the scenic spots worth punching in are: Butian Garden-Butian Lake-Huang Yu Pavilion-Butian Valley. (ps: These scenic spots are basically on the mountain, so you need to climb the mountain. Tired, you can take the cable car in the park and go back and forth for more than 100. )

Butian Garden is the only scenic spot still under construction, which consists of matriarchal clan cultural park, Gongde Garden and Jinshi Garden. It mainly includes primitive tribal sites, the display of Nu Wa's merits, the distribution of Nu Wa's relics, and the discussion of Nu Wa's culture, which is very suitable for exploring the origin of myths. At the same time, the park is also equipped with green plants, waterfalls, lakes and other very beautiful places that blend in with the park.

Speaking of mending Tianhu Lake, its water quality is really good. From a distance, like a mirror, it reflects the blue sky and white clouds in the lake and the surrounding green plants, and the fish and shrimp in the lake are clearly visible. At the same time, it is also a place where Nuwa bathes. I think it is still worth seeing.

Huang Yu Pavilion, a key punch-in attraction, was unveiled! As soon as I walked in, I saw a huge statue of Nu Wa standing in the square, which was very shocking and charming. After walking a section of mountain road, you can see the Wahuang Pavilion standing on the precipice, with its cornices upturned and magnificent momentum. It's hard to imagine how the ancients built these three-story ancient buildings firmly on the cliff without any damage for years. It's really admirable. The whole Huang Yu Pavilion is piled up on the cliff like a pile of wood, which makes people unconsciously marvel.

Finally, the Tiangu, which echoes Huang Zhongshan, where the tile palace is located, highlights the cultural essence of the goddess mending the sky. There are many scenic spots related to the goddess mending the sky, such as Tiantai, Tianfeng, Dianchi Lake and Longyinjian, which can let you fully appreciate the profoundness of Nuwa culture.

Second, Zunhua Qingdongling Scenic Area (ticket for Qingdongling 108 yuan)

Located about 30 kilometers northwest of zunhua city, Hebei Province, the Qingling Mausoleum is the most magnificent and complete royal mausoleum complex in China.

You should know from the name that this scenic spot is a mausoleum scenic spot. Don't be afraid. Ha ha ha ha ~ In fact, there are many ancient emperors and concubines buried in it, such as Cixi, Qianlong, Shunzhi and Xiao Zhuang. I personally recommend the tourist route: Xiaoling Lu Shen-Stone Statue Students-Stone Archway-Xiaoling.

Xiaolingshen Road is about 6 kilometers long, starting from the stone archway at the foot of Jinxing Mountain in the south and reaching Baocheng and Shiding at the foot of Changrui Mountain in the north. And along the connection line of Chaoshan Mountain, Hanshan Mountain and three mountains backed by mountains, dozens of buildings in Xiaoling are perfectly connected together, forming the central axis of the buildings in the mausoleum area. I suggest you take a walk along the central axis. Basically, you can see the changes of the whole Qing Dynasty, which is very emotional.

The next stone student is also in Xiaoling. A * * *, a total of 18 pairs, respectively carved civil and military officials, unicorn camels, horses, elephants, lions and so on. The great thing is that all the stone statues are carved from a whole stone, and the splicing is not bad, which is very imposing and can fully reflect the exquisite carving technology at that time.

As for the stone archway, I think it's even worse. It is made of huge blue and white stones and carved with mascots such as Kirin and lion. It is worth noting that the stone archway has been intact for 330 years after two major earthquakes, which is really amazing.

The last Xiaoling Mausoleum, in my opinion, is the most worth seeing in the whole Qing Dynasty. It is the mausoleum of the emperor shunzhi, backed by Changrui Mountain and Jinxing Mountain, and located on the central axis of Yuling District. It is also the first mausoleum in the Qing Dynasty and the only one in China with only the ashes of the emperor's remains. It should be noted that although there are many mausoleums in the whole scenic spot, many of them are not open. At present, there are Jingling, Yuling, Cixi and Yuling Princess Gardens, so don't run away in vain ~

Three, Qinhuangdao Shanhaiguan Scenic Area (the world's first ticket in 40 yuan)

Shanhaiguan is one of the most famous passes of the Ming Great Wall, also known as Guan Yu. It is located in the northeast of Qinhuangdao City, Hebei Province 15 km, and has always been regarded as the easternmost end of the Ming Great Wall. It is the only land and sea military defense system that integrates mountains, seas, customs and cities in the Great Wall of Wan Li.

There are many scenic spots in Shanhaiguan, and it is also one of the scenic spots that many people who love the sea must punch in. Personally, I think it's worth a visit: Laolongtou-Chenghailou-Shanhaiguan-Mengjiangnv Temple.

Laolongtou is the eastern starting point of the Ming Great Wall, which consists of Shicheng, Haishu Temple, Jinglutai, Nanhai Kouguan, Ninghaicheng and Chenghailou. Because it winds into the sea like a dragon as a whole, it is called the old faucet. Why is it worth punching in here? You can see the whole picture of the Great Wall of Ming Dynasty here, which is very shocking. It really rushes to the sea like a dragon. The visual shock cannot be described in words. Standing on the Shicheng overlooking, the sea in the distance is the same as the horizon, and the sea of clouds is boundless and beautiful.

Chenghai Tower is the landmark building of the old faucet, and it is known as "The Great Wall of Wan Li connects the sea and the sky, and the flying building is 100 feet high". The emperors of the Qing Dynasty visited here 12 times. In addition, Chenghai Tower is also an excellent place to climb and see the sea. On Chenghai Tower, you can see the magnificent view of the Great Wall going deep into the sea. The sound of waves lapping against the stone wall seems to tell the history of Haishicheng in a low voice. Remember to take photos here and punch in as a souvenir ~

Then there is our Shanhaiguan. Shanhaiguan is the first pass at the eastern starting point of the Great Wall in Wan Li, and has the reputation of "the first pass in the world". After listening to the local popular science, I realized that the so-called Shanhaiguan actually refers to the city gate, which consists of Zhendong Gate, Yingenmen Gate, Wangyangmen Gate and Weiyuan Gate. Each gate is made of a huge Shi Zhuan and is arched. In order to resist the enemy, each city gate has its own unique design. I have to say,

I think everyone is very familiar with the last Meng Jiangnv Temple. After all, the story of Meng Jiangnv crying in the Great Wall is basically a household name. Meng Jiangnu Temple, also known as Notre Dame Temple, was specially built for Meng Jiangnu. I think there are two places worth punching in. First, there is a couplet in the temple, which is said to have 16 pronunciations. "The sea is facing down, and the clouds are long and long." You can try it. It is still very interesting. Haha ~ Second, there is a very big stone in the back hall of the temple. This is the famous Wang Mishi.