1, Baita Temple. Located in Daxinge Township, Yongqing County, Langfang City, Hebei Province, it is a thousand-year-old temple. It is said that two monks, an old man and a young man, sent by the Forbidden City in Beijing, live in seclusion here and paint geomantic paintings for palaces on the same central axis. Baita Temple, which is restored by the pagoda, is named after the pagoda. The White Pagoda built in Liao Dynasty is located on the same axis as Tiananmen Square in Beijing. This pagoda is one of the only two remaining Liao stone pagodas in northern China. Known as "the wonders of the East".
2. Anyu Mosque. Located in Anyu Village, Yongqing County, Hebei Province. Anyu Village Mosque in Yongqing County, Hebei Province was built in the early Qing Dynasty. Because there is a jade tablet in front of the temple in the village, it is named "Anyu". Later, in order to develop culture and education, Annie Ann was renamed Annie Ann.
3. Zhao Bei Mosque. Located in Langfang City, Hebei Province. It was founded in the Ming Dynasty. According to legend, Zhao Bei in Yongqing County was the place where the prince of Yan recruited new soldiers in the north. 1909 rebuilt the new temple. It now covers three acres.
4. Ancient battlefields in Song and Liao Dynasties. Liao ancient battlefield tourist area is located in Yongqing County, Hebei Province. Yongqing County is located in the north of Sanguan (Yukou Pass, Yijin Pass and Waqiao Pass) in Song Dynasty, and it is one of the ancient battlefields in Song and Liao Dynasties.
5. Yongqing Ecological Park. Located at the intersection of Liucai Line and Happiness Avenue, the park has become one of the landmark facilities in Yongqing, attracting hundreds of people around to stop here for leisure every day. The park is equipped with comfortable benches, ecological lawns, fitness equipment and many other convenience facilities, which provide citizens with a place for daily rest, sightseeing, exercise and communication, and also become a place for Yongqing to hold various collective cultural activities.
The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Baita Temple.