Jingniang Lake

The Xiangtangshan Grottoes are a group of Buddhist cave temples carved into the mountainside. They are the largest grotto complex discovered in Hebei and one of the major religious grotto sites in China. Excavation began during the Northern Qi dynasty (550–577) and continued through the Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties.

The site consists of 16 main caves and around 4,000 statues, distributed across the northern and southern sections of the mountain. The two sections are about 15 km apart.

The ruins of the ancient capital of the Zhao Kingdom from the Warring States period. The site includes remains of city walls, gates, and relics from over 2,000 years ago.

A non-powered amusement park with a range of family-friendly play facilities. The park also includes a small animal area and offers camping and barbecue spaces, making it suitable for relaxed outdoor activities.

A public park combining seasonal flower viewing and leisure activities. The park is known for large areas of pink muhly grass and Ziyun Lake, which features a small waterfall. Recreational options include fishing, horseback riding, and boating.

A mixed-use district combining preserved historic buildings with newly built traditional-style architecture. The area is divided into a historic section and a reconstructed antique-style section. There are many shops and local snack stalls, making it a convenient place to buy souvenirs and local products.