Hebei Scenery

Nestled 25 kilometers southwest of Baoding‘s Yixian County, the Yishui Lake Scenic Area (易水湖风景区) is a breathtaking oasis covering approximately 27 square kilometers, with depths plunging to an astounding 48.5 meters. This idyllic gem boasts majestic landscapes, pristine air free of pollutants, lush and dense vegetation, and has earned the moniker “Northern Little Guilin” due

Baiyang Lake, also known as Baiyangdian (白洋淀), is the largest freshwater lake in North China, covering a total area of 366 square kilometers. It consists of 143 varying-sized lakes and over 3,700 small canals, including Baiyang Lake, Mapeng Lake, Shaorche Lake, and Zaosi Lake. These water bodies create a unique landscape with a patchwork of

Yasanpo National Park (野三坡), located at the convergence of two major mountain ranges in northern China – the Taihang Mountains and the Yan Mountains, covers a total area of 498.5 square kilometers. This park is a testament to the powerful geological forces and volcanic activities that have shaped its diverse and unique geological features. Often

Langya Mountain (狼牙山), formerly known as Lang Mountain, is a majestic natural wonder located in Baoding, Hebei Province, China. Comprised of five peaks and thirty-six rugged, towering cliffs, it derives its name from the distinctive resemblance of these peaks to the fangs of a wolf, “Langya” in Chinese. The terrain is incredibly diverse, with most

Baishi Mountain, also known as White Stone Mountain (白石山), located in Baoding at the northernmost tip of the Taihang Mountains and along the banks of the Juma River, is a breathtaking natural wonder comprised of over 100 intricately arranged, relatively independent peaks. The tallest among them stands at an impressive altitude of 2,096 meters above