Four tourist attractions worth visiting in zunhua city, Tangshan, Hebei Province

1 Qing Dongling: Located 30km northwest of zunhua city, Tangshan City, Hebei Province, it is the largest existing imperial mausoleum complex in China with the most complete system and the most appropriate layout. It's 12.5km long and 20km wide from north to south. There are five emperors buried, 15 empresses, 136 concubines, three elder brothers and two princesses *** 16 1. It is a national 5A-level tourist attraction.

2. Ancient Great Wall: East-west crossing the whole territory of Zunhua, Hebei. It starts from Hongshankou in the east and reaches Dongling Township in the west, stretching for more than 80 kilometers. Originally built by Yan State, after several generations of repairs, most of the existing ones are the Great Wall of Ming Dynasty, which is well preserved.

3. Wanfo Garden: Located in Dongling Township, zunhua city, Tangshan, Hebei Province, that is, Yanshan Taling, it is the only garden-style forest garden in China that is located in the Feng Shui wall of Qing Dongling, a world cultural heritage protection area. Feng Shui and Qing Dongling come down in one continuous line. It combines the traditional culture of the Chinese nation for 5 thousand years, Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism and modern garden art, and is a scenic spot integrating human landscape, tourism and learning. Famous scenic spots include the Palace of Eternal Life and Jinshui Bridge.

4. Jiufeng Mountain Natural Scenic Area: Located in Houjiazhai Township, northeast of zunhua city 17.5km, Hebei Province, it consists of Jiufeng Mountain and zenrinji. Scenic spots are famous for "famous mountains, ancient temples, strange trees, strange rocks, precipices and narrow cities". Jiufeng Mountain is 880 meters above sea level, and there are ten charming landscapes, such as "Beautiful Jiufeng Mountain", "Three Pailou Cuis", "Ancient Temple Living Clouds", "Monkey Worship Buddha", "Gui Ling Probe", "Fishing in Qingtan", "Missing the Great Wall", "There are holes in the sky", "Flying Stones on the Fairy Top" and "Red Leaves in Late Autumn".