Are there any interesting places in Zhangjiakou?

Zhangjiakou has always had the Great Wall Museum. In order to resist the invasion of nomadic people, all previous dynasties paid attention to building the Great Wall here. Zhangjiakou has 1800 km of the Great Wall, which was built in the Warring States, Qin and Han Dynasties, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Tang and Ming Dynasties. Although the Great Wall in Zhangjiakou is long, most of it is scattered in the wilderness and cannot be visited. The Great Wall, which has been opened as a scenic spot, is the Dajingmen section, which was built in the Ming Chenghua period and is one of the four passes of the Great Wall. According to the current understanding, this used to be the national gate. Dajingmen is located in the north of the city, and many buses can reach it. It's convenient to visit.

Ancient city:

Where there is the Great Wall, there are cities guarding the border. At that time, a series of ancient cities were built along the Great Wall, immigrated from the Central Plains and settled in the frontier. However, with the passage of time, the border line of that year became inland, and the city guarding the border lost its original function. The largest castle group in Zhangjiakou is located in Yuxian County, Zhangjiakou, which was built in the Ming Dynasty. These castles were built to resist the cavalry of nomadic people in the north. People in the castle usually farm and serve as soldiers in wartime. After hundreds of years of social development, a castle and a village have been formed. Therefore, to tell whether a village has a history in the local area, it is only necessary to see whether there are walls and gates. Locals call a village without inside information "Nomura". Yuxianbao recommends Shangsu Town, Wenquan Town and Beiguan Fort. There are various temples and old houses in the castle, which are khaki on the loess plateau as a whole.