Things to do in Boye

The place is very nice and amazing , very crowded both of foreigners and local people

This is a must visit in Beijing , great experience and i enjoyed my time so much

I'll say it three times: Don't take the cable car up there, it's pointless. The cable car only goes up to the 7th floor. In the time it takes you to queue, you can climb up to the 7th floor (the 8th floor is the highest point). Then you can climb directly to the 11th floor without backtracking, which only takes a little over two hours. From the 11th floor, you can take bus 899 back to the city.

The Ranzhuang Tunnel War Site, located in Ranzhuang Village, Ranzhuang Town, Qingyuan District, Baoding City, is an important war site during the Anti-Japanese War. The Ranzhuang Tunnel was excavated in 1938, expanded in 1943, and basically completed in the winter of 1944. The entire protected area of ​​the site is 300,000 square meters, and the key protected area is 260,000 square meters.

张洋导游讲解的非常好！All visitors should book the national Museum of China trip. It is not easy to book on your own, book through Trip.com and have a guide to share the history with you..

Anguo, formerly known as Qizhou, is the capital of medicinal materials. It is known as "herbs become medicines only when they arrive in Anguo, and medicines become fragrant only when they arrive in Qizhou." In addition to a huge wholesale market for medicinal materials, it also holds an international exchange conference or investment attraction conference every year. This year's conference was held on September 26.

It truly is a famous mountain and river. From Jinan Railway Station → 17-minute train ride → Tai'an Station → 20+ minute taxi ride to the foot of the mountain → 3 hours from Hongmen → Nantianmen → 1 hour to stroll through Tianjie and Yuhuang Palace → cable car down the mountain. A thoroughly enjoyable mountain climb.

A trip to northern Shanxi is incomplete without visiting the Yungang Grottoes, one of China's four major grottoes and a treasure trove of stone carving art created by the Northern Wei Dynasty with its immense national resources. Located on the southern slope of Wuzhou Mountain, over 50,000 Buddha statues stand silently on a kilometer-long cliff face, their spirit undiminished by millennia of wind and sand. The Five Caves of Tan Yao are a must-see. The five colossal Buddhas are magnificent, their faces embodying the robust and rugged spirit of the early Northern Wei Dynasty, representing the essence of the entire grotto. Further along the path, the style of the statues gradually evolves, with increasingly delicate details. The flying apsaras and musicians are vividly depicted, clearly showing the fusion of Chinese and foreign art. It is highly recommended to hire a guide to understand the story behind each Buddha statue, preventing a superficial visit. The lighting inside the caves is dim; flash photography is prohibited.

A great tourist attraction, well worth a visit. This used to be the office of what is now equivalent to that of a top-level city official. Besides the office space, there's also a very beautiful garden, comparable to the famous gardens of Suzhou.

Ancient cypress trees from the Western Zhou Dynasty, inscriptions on steles from the Tang Dynasty, the Holy Mother Hall, Fish Pond Flying Bridge, and Golden Man Platform from the Northern Song Dynasty, the Offering Hall from the Jin Dynasty, the Water Mirror Platform and the Duiyue Archway from the Ming Dynasty... all these elements are contained within one ancestral hall, encompassing a thousand years of history.