What are the tourist attractions in Zanhuang County?

Doujiazhai, also known as Dujiazhai, is located in Chenjiazhuang Village, Xuting Township, Zanhuang County, Hebei Province, 20 kilometers away from Zanhuang County and 64 kilometers away from Shijiazhuang, the provincial capital. The main peak of Doujiazhai is located at the eastern foot of the middle section of Taihang Mountain, with an altitude of1224m and an average height of1000m-1224m. It is famous for its "Xiong Feng, Bitan, Ranger and Strange Stone" and "Doujiazhai, its shackles and its fall to Ma Hong".

2. Cuiping Lake

Cuiping Lake, also known as Baicaoping Reservoir and Suoyun Lake, is located in the upper reaches of Huaihe River, and the dam site is two kilometers above Yecaowan Village in Zanhuang County. Control the basin area of 230 square kilometers. Suitable for fishing, swimming and barbecue. ...

3. Zhongtai Mountain Scenic Area

Zhongtai Mountain Scenic Area is located in Qinjiazhuang Village, Tumen Township, Zanhuang County, about 60 kilometers away from downtown Shijiazhuang, with an area of about 4,000 hectares. The scenic spot consists of the agricultural sightseeing garden in the village and the surrounding primitive mountains. The hills around the village are covered with pear, apricot, persimmon and other fruit trees.

4. Wumashan Scenic Area

Wumashan Scenic Area is 5 kilometers east of Zanhuang County. It is a natural barrier in the eastern part of Zanhuang County, facing Walong Mountain across Jishui in the south and Huaihe River and Wanhua Mountain in the north, with a length of about 5 kilometers from north to south and a width of about 2 kilometers from east to west. The main peak is 340 meters above sea level. Climb to the top of the mountain, look at the towering Taihang peaks in the west and face the vast North China Plain in the east. She is the nearest scenic spot to Zanhuang County.

5. Zhiping Temple Stone Pagoda

Zhiping Temple Stone Pagoda, also known as Jiaying Temple Stone Pagoda, is located on the Jishui River in the southeast of Zanhuang County. Zhiping Temple was founded in Sui Dynasty and flourished in Tang and Song Dynasties. According to the Records of Zanhuang County, during Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty, the temple was still "too many monks and too few porridge", and was destroyed by war during the Japanese imperialist invasion of China in 1937. Now only the stone pagoda (Jingfu) and some attached cultural relics are left.

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