Hebei Scenery

Mulan Weichang (木兰围场), known for its lush grasslands since ancient times, has gained widespread recognition for being the preferred hunting ground of the emperors during the Qing Dynasty. The annual tradition saw the emperor making his way to Mulan Weichang for hunting expeditions following the beginning of autumn. Stretching extensively from Weichang Manchu and Mongol

Nestled amidst the southwestern mountains of Chengde, two colossal rock pillars stand side by side, resembling pagodas, with brick towers atop each peak, giving rise to the name Shuangta Mountain (双塔山), or Twin Pagodas Mountain. Legend has it that these two structures are ancient tomb pagodas from the Liao Dynasty, boasting a history spanning over

Nestled in the outskirts of Chengde City, Hebei Province, Qingchuifeng National Forest Park (磬锤峰国家森林公园), colloquially known as Bangchui Mountain and historically as Shiting, stands as a testament to the breathtaking natural beauty that graces the landscape of northern China. Spanning a total area of 10,600 hectares, the park seamlessly integrates with the renowned Chengde Mountain

Bashang Grassland (坝上草原), nestled in northern China, is a picturesque expanse of natural beauty renowned for its enchanting landscapes and pastoral charm. Stretching across rolling hills and open meadows, Bashang offers a captivating blend of serenity and grandeur. Its vastness is adorned with vibrant wildflowers, swaying grasses, and crystal-clear streams, creating a haven for diverse

Fengning Grassland (丰宁草原), also known as the “First Grassland North of Beijing,” is a pristine expanse situated in the northwest of Fengning Manchu Autonomous County, Hebei Province, covering a vast area of 350 square kilometers. Referred to as “Hailiutu” in Mongolian, which translates to a place abundant with water and lush grass, this region boasts

Saihanba National Forest Park (塞罕坝国家森林公园), situated in Weichang County, Chengde City, is a significant part of the royal hunting ground known as Mulan Weichang during the Qing Dynasty. Spanning an elevation between 1100 meters and 1940 meters, the park covers a vast area of 94,000 hectares. The primary landscape comprises 71,000 hectares of artificial larch