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China's first site museum devoted to Han-dynasty bamboo slips, built on the spot where two Western Han tombs were excavated in April 1972. The dig produced roughly 4,900 bamboo slips, including Sun Tzu's The Art of War alongside Sun Bin's Art of War, lost for more than 1,700 years — settling a centuries-old argument over whether Sun Wu and Sun Bin were the same man and whether one or two treatises existed. Other finds include the Six Strategies, the Wei Liaozi and a calendar dated 134 BCE. Ranked among "New China's Ten Great Archaeological Discoveries" and the "Top 100 Archaeological Discoveries of 20th-Century China". Opened October 1989; a new building with seven galleries opened in September 2021. The reconstructed tomb chambers are on display; the original slips are held by the Shandong provincial archaeology institute, so the museum shows facsimiles. Allow 1-1.5 hours.

Enormous museum of natural history across two large buildings. Built by a local billionaire to house his enormous personal collection of fossils and minerals. The museum holds the Guinness World Record for largest dinosaur museum in the world and there are numerous Guinness World Record awarded items inside, usually for being the largest. AAAA attraction.

Guan Tang Hot Spring is located in the ancient town of Millennium Hot Spring with beautiful scenery on the east bank of Yihe. Guantang Hot Spring is planned according to the national AAAA-level tourist attraction standard, mainly by "Jiangbei first, leading in the country" large open-air hot spring park.

The Buddha landscape can be found in the northern region of Jian County. It spans about 40 km² and features the Buddha Scenery, Lotus Lake, and Shui Temple, amongst other attractions. The Buddha landscape is officially recognised as a National Geological Park.