Handan Travel Guide

Handan, the third largest city in Hebei Province, derives its name from the ending point of Mount Han. With a long history and rich culture, Handan is known as the capital of Chinese idioms, the city of Chinese prose, and the hometown of Tai Chi. The city boasts abundant tourism resources, including multiple intangible cultural heritage sites, famous attractions, and local specialties.

Notable attractions in Handan include the Xiangtangshan Grottoes, Longxing Temple, Nuwa Palace, the former site of the 129th Division Headquarters, Wuling Congtai Terrace, the ancient Zhao King City, Xuebu Bridge, Chaoyanggou, Jingniang Lake, the ruins of Yecheng, and the tomb of King Lanling.

Handan’s blend of historical landmarks and cultural significance makes it a fascinating destination for visitors interested in exploring China’s ancient heritage and cultural traditions.