Are there any interesting places around Xuanhua?

Changyukou Reservoir: Located in the northeast of Xuanhua City. The upper reaches of Liuchuan River and the middle reaches of Panchang River are 60 miles away from Xuanhua City. Hundreds of acres in the reservoir area often change with the water potential. Its source is Hualintun in Chongli, northeast of the reservoir, which flows through the dense virgin forest.

The reservoir is built from 1977 to 198 1, which is the largest reservoir in Xuanhua County that can still play an irrigation role. Lakes and mountains, pleasant scenery.

Route: Go out of Xuanhua North Gate, cross Sifangtai, Zhaojiayao, Shuangmiao, Li Zhi Zhuang and Shandong, Wang Xi, turn to Dongwangshan, Zhoudingtun and Changyukou, and walk 7 miles from Changyukou Village to the reservoir.

Butterfly ditch: There is a Bali long ditch north of Changyukou Reservoir and the junction of asphalt road and Chongli cement road in Xuanhua County. There are springs in the ditch and swarms of butterflies in summer, hence the name. The grass and trees in the ditch are lush and the peony blossoms. Climb to the top of the mountain to reach the Great Wall. From the Great Wall to Xigou, it is called Xiaochangyukou, and the south and south miles of the ditch can reach Xiaochangyukou. The mountains and rivers along the way are green and beautiful.

Huangyangtan: Forty miles southeast of Xuanhua City. There is a big beach 20 miles long and 10 miles wide. It is the largest of the five deserts in Zhangjiakou. Since 1986, Huangyangtan Forest Farm and the army shooting range have been planting trees, including Platycladus orientalis, Pinus tabulaeformis, Salix psammophila, Ulmus pumila, Populus Sophora japonica, Mulberry, Torch and Elaeagnus angustifolia. Now, green has covered the whole desert and become a green ocean. Go to Huangyangtan to play with sand, pick wild jujube in autumn and enjoy the vast scenery of Yanghe Reservoir. There are dozens of acres of plum gardens in the west of the reservoir dam, and plum blossoms can be enjoyed in mid-April.

Route: Go east from Xiaodongmen to the south of the Development Zone, cross Houjiamiao to the southeast, then turn east over Nihezi and Banpo Street, turn south for 5 miles from Banpo Street Village along a southeast asphalt road, and turn south from Zhanjiazhuang to Yanghe Reservoir Dam.

Bailin Temple: Seventy miles south of Xuanhua, it is a cave temple with dense cypress trees on the mountain, so it is called Bailin Temple. Bailin Temple was built in the Northern Wei Dynasty. It was overhauled from the first year to the fourth year of Qin Long in the Ming Dynasty (1567- 1570), and was composed of pagodas. 1982, Bailin Temple was announced by the People's Government of Hebei Province as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit.

Route: Go out of Xuanhua City, cross Yanghe Bridge, go south to Likouquan, continue southbound, cross Guojiawan, Haizigou and Cai Jiazhuang, go uphill and downhill, and bypass Panshan Highway.

Dishuiya: dishuiya is located in the southwest of Xuanhua City, belonging to Tacun Township, 37 miles away from Xuanhua City. It is named after the gap in the cliff east of the village has been dripping for many years. When there was a lot of snowfall last winter, it was easy to form an ice tower five to ten meters high under the cliff, which was very spectacular.

Route: Take the southwest line of National Highway 1 12 when you leave Xuanhua City, go west along Tujiao Road after crossing Ertaizi, pass through Xinsheng, New Fan Zhuang and army barracks, go south on the asphalt road under Triangle Rock, and pass Pangjiafang (there are thousands of acres of apricot orchards in the south of the village, and apricot blossoms can be seen in mid-April) and Qianbao. After crossing Qianbao, walk seven miles south, and there is a fork. Go south to Wang Qian, walk more than 30 meters west, get off the cement road, go south to the floodplain, walk two miles southwest, walk one mile on the glacier in winter, and walk 300 meters west to the ice tower. The ice tower begins to melt in March and usually looks best in January and February.