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What are the interesting attractions in Chicheng?

Recommended attractions in Chicheng: Longquan Gorge, Taishan Temple, Wuling Mountain, Mulan paddock and Chicheng Hot Spring.

1, Longquan Gorge

Longquan Gorge, located in the southwest of Chicheng County, is a scenic spot with landscape as its theme. There are clear streams, magnificent canyons and the famous Longquan Temple.

Visitors can take a bamboo raft to drift in the stream and enjoy the beautiful natural landscape. Longquan Temple is an ancient temple dedicated to two stone niches, Longquan and Quanfeng, and it has become a favorite place for literati in past dynasties.

2. Taishan Temple

Taishan Temple, located in the northeast of Chicheng County 10 km, is a Taoist temple with a long history. This is another famous temple dedicated to Mount Tai after Mount Tai, which is magnificent.

The main buildings in the temple are Taishan Gate, main hall and back hall, which are rich in China traditional architectural style. On major festivals, the temple will also hold grand sacrificial activities, attracting a large number of believers and tourists to visit.

3. Wuling Mountain

Wuling Mountain is located in the southeast of Chicheng County, about 15 km, and it is a scenic spot featuring strange peaks, strange rocks and cloud forests. Here, the mountains are majestic, the strange stones are green, and the peaks compete for each other.

4. Mulan paddock

Mulan paddock, located in the north of Chicheng County, is a tourist attraction with rich grassland resources and unique folk culture. There is a vast grassland where outdoor activities such as equestrian and archery can be carried out.

In addition, Mulan paddock is one of the earliest pastoral areas in the world, known as "Jiangbei", and visitors can enjoy unique Mongolian folk performances and delicious food.

5. Chicheng Hot Spring

Chicheng Hot Spring, also known as "the first spring outside the customs", is located in Cangshan Valley, 7.5 kilometers west of Chicheng County. Chengde in the east, Xuanhua in the west, Guyuan in the north and Beijing in the south. With mountains and peaks, pines and cypresses, it is praised by geologists in China as the second spring in the world after Yuquan Mountain Hot Spring in Beijing, and it is a provincial-level tourist resort. Chicheng Hot Spring, also known as Tangquan.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Chicheng County