What are the attractions around Langya Mountain?

Langya Mountain is a famous red tourist attraction for patriotic education in my country. It is also the filming location of the movie "The Five Heroes of Langya Mountain" to commemorate the five heroes who sacrificed their lives to fight against the enemy. So in Langya What other attractions can be visited around the mountain scenic area? 1. Baoding Mancheng Han Tomb Scenic Area

Mancheng Han Tomb is located on the east slope of the main peak of Lingshan about 1.5 kilometers southwest of Mancheng County, Hebei Province. It is the tomb of Liu Sheng, King Jing of Zhongshan in the Western Han Dynasty, and his wife Dou Wan. The tomb chambers in the two tombs are huge, and the funerary objects are luxurious and extravagant. More than 10,000 pieces of gold, silver, bronze, iron, jade, stone, pottery, lacquerware, silk fabrics and other relics were unearthed, including "Jade Clothes with Golden Threads" , "Changxin Palace Lantern", "Cuojin Boshan Furnace" and other famous utensils. 2. Qingxi Mausoleum in Baoding

Qingxi Mausoleum is the last imperial mausoleum group in the Qing Dynasty. It is also the largest, most complete, and most complete ancient royal mausoleum group in existence. The site selection, design and construction of the Western Tombs of the Qing Dynasty were carried out strictly under the guidance of ancient Chinese Feng Shui theory. Thousands of mountains guard the site, numerous waters serve the ancestors, and the splendid ancient buildings are shaded by pines and cypresses. They are both majestic and majestic. Quiet and elegant, it has extremely high historical and artistic value. In addition, the abundant water source in the mausoleum area is rare in North China. It also has the largest artificial ancient pine forest in China. It is known as a natural oxygen bar where you can take deep breaths and has extremely high value for leisure, vacation and health preservation. In 2000, the Qingxi Mausoleum was included in the World Cultural Heritage List. 3. Baoding Yishui Lake

Baoding Yishui Lake Scenic Area is known as the "Little Guilin in the North" because its scenery is comparable to that of the Li River. Yishui Lake is an artificial lake built in the 1950s by taking advantage of the surrounding towering mountains. The surrounding environment is beautiful, clear and pure, and the scenery is pleasant. The cliffs with hanging vines hanging upside down outline the Guilin landscape painting of the southern scenery, and left behind a beautiful legend of the seven immortals who visited the uncle of the country. It can be said that if you want to know the scenery of Guilin, why bother traveling thousands of miles to the south of the Yangtze River. 4. Baoding Quansheng Gorge

Baoding Quansheng Gorge is a rare karst landform in the north. Legend has it that Qiu Chuji once practiced the Quanzhen religion in Qingxu Mountain and lived here, and red history also set foot here. In the canyon, the sky is blocked from the sun, and the heat is still cool. There are green pines and cypresses, blooming mountain flowers, springs, streams and pools, hanging water waterfalls, lava stalactites, caves and canyons, historical relics, ancient temples and old views. There are all kinds of landscape types. The well-known story of "The White-Haired Girl" originated from this area. Wang Kun, who played the protagonist of the opera "The White-Haired Girl" for the first time, and Tian Hua, the protagonist of the movie "The White-Haired Girl", are also natives of Tang County, where the scenic spot is located. Regardless of natural scenery or cultural history, Quansheng Gorge is a place that tourists cannot miss. 5. Baoding Xishenggou

Baoding Xishenggou is a quiet place where Taoist believers practice in Qingxu Mountain. It was also one of the battlefields during the Anti-Japanese War. The canyon is steep, with tinkling springs, Longtan waterfalls, gurgling streams, and steep cliffs covered with stalactites. According to expert research, this place was originally a large cave. After the changes in the earth's crust, it cracked and formed the current canyon. Various interesting stalactites in the cave were exposed, presenting a beautiful natural wonder. The ditches are full of rhododendrons, crabapples, kudzu vines and shrubs, which also constitute a southern scenery. The Taoist temple in the valley is built according to the theory of "Tai Chi generates two rituals, two rituals generate four images, and four images generate Bagua" and the Nine-Nine Returns to One. It has blue bricks and gray tiles, without a single nail or wood, and the brick carvings are exquisite and fully functional. It reflects the craftsmanship of ancient Chinese architecture and the ingenuity of the working people.