What are the tourist attractions in Tangshan?

What are the famous tourist attractions in Tangshan? The following is my collection of travel guides for your reference only!

Earthquake memorial hall

1In the early morning of July 28th, 976, an earthquake with magnitude of 7.8 occurred in Tangshan, which caused heavy disasters and great losses, and was rare in history. After the earthquake, with the approval of the State Council, seven earthquake sites were preserved: Tangshan Iron and Steel Company Club, Tangshan Ceramic Factory Office Building, Tangshan Locomotive and Rolling Stock Factory Cast Steel Workshop, Tangshan No.10 Intermediate People's Court's inland table dislocation, auspicious road tree dislocation, Tangbailu Food Company's garage and Hebei Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (now Hebei Polytechnic University) library building.

Royal Mausoleum in Eastern Qing Dynasty

The Mausoleum of the Eastern Qing Dynasty was the last dynasty in China, and it was also the largest and most well-preserved imperial mausoleum building in China. * * There are five imperial tombs (Xiaoling Mausoleum of Emperor Shunzhi, Jingling Mausoleum of Emperor Kangxi, Dingling of Emperor Xianfeng, and Hui Ling of Emperor Tongzhi), as well as four imperial tombs of East (Ci 'an) and West (Cixi). It is a rare place for feng shui. There are mountains in the north and south, rivers in the east and west, surrounded by mountains, and natural and graceful. When Shunzhi was hunting in this area, he was shocked by the beautiful scenery of Lingshan, and immediately sent a message that "this mountain is lush and can be used by my Wanshou Palace". Since then, Changrui Mountain has a large-scale and magnificent Qing Dongling.

The Mausoleum in the East of Qing Dynasty comprehensively embodies the traditional cultures of China, such as geomantic omen, architecture, aesthetics, philosophy, gardens, funeral culture, religion and folk customs, and has important historical, artistic and scientific values. Its architecture is spectacular and exquisite. Among the huge ancient buildings composed of more than 580 single buildings, there is the widest stone archway in China and the most intact 6,000-kilometer-long Shinto in Xiaoling. Among them, Xiaoling has the most stone statues, Qianlong Yuling is the largest and most magnificent, and Ding Dong Mausoleum in Putuo Valley of Cixi is the second-to-none exquisite building.

Dazhao Li's Former Residence

Li Dazhao's former residence is located in the center of Daheituo Village, Laoting County. It was built in 188 1, with the north facing south. It is a typical brick-wood structure building in rural areas of eastern Hebei, surrounded by brick walls, and covers an area of 1000 square meters. The former residence is divided into front yard, middle court and backyard. From the Intermediate People's Court to the backyard, it is divided into two and a half courts. The west half yard is the residence of his third grandfather, Li. The three rooms on the east side of the front yard are the former site of Li Dazhao's uncle Li Renyuan.

There are three east wing rooms in the Intermediate People's Court, and Li Dazhao was born in the northernmost room of this house. There are relics of Li Dazhao's mother in the room. There are three main rooms in the north of the East Wing, one in the west is the hall from the Intermediate People's Court to the backyard, and the other two are the living rooms. The furnishings in the room are the relics of Li Dazhao and his wife and their ancestors. Li Dazhao lived here for a long time during his childhood and after his marriage. The West Courtyard is the exhibition room of Li Dazhao's revolutionary deeds, and Chen keeps photos, manuscripts, books and periodicals, relics and related materials of Li Dazhao's life. 1988 Li Dazhao's former residence became a national key cultural relics protection unit.

Tangshan earthquake relics memorial park

Tangshan Earthquake Relics Memorial Park started construction in April 2008 and was initially opened in July 2008, with a total area of 400,000 square meters and a total investment of 600 million yuan. It is the first earthquake ruins park with the theme of "commemoration" in the world. The design of the park fully embodies the concept of "respecting nature, caring for life, exploring science and recalling history". The park is divided into earthquake ruins area, memorial water area, memorial forest area, memorial square and other areas with the rails of the former Tangshan Locomotive and Rolling Stock Factory as the vertical axis and Memorial Avenue as the horizontal axis.

Among them, the Earthquake Museum was completed in June 2009. The memorial square in the park covers an area of 30,000 square meters, and the ground is paved with black and white marble, which can be used for tens of thousands of people to hold major gatherings. It is an important place for people in the park to commemorate their loved ones and mourn the dead.

Tangshan earthquake monument square

Tangshan Earthquake Monument Square is located in the city center, covering an area of 5.44 hectares. The main monument is 33 meters high and consists of four pillars, and the periphery is composed of eight reliefs, which symbolizes that human beings can conquer nature and the state supports them in all directions. To the west is the Earthquake Memorial Hall. The square has become a place where people gather and hold various large-scale activities.