There is a living spring park in Xingtai city. There is a Guo Shoujing Memorial Hall in the Great Living Spring Park. Need a free ride. Tickets to Guo Shoujing Memorial Hall are very expensive. 8 yuan suggested that it would be more interesting to invite a tour guide, 20 yuan. There are many scenic spots around Xingtai, Baixiang Peony Garden: 20 yuan/person; 30 yuan/person in Tianhe Mountain Scenic Area (in June 5438+ 10, 20 yuan in February and March, and in June 5438+February); Baiyun Cave in Lincheng Lushan Mountain: 50 yuan/person (40 yuan in June 5438+10, February, March and June+February 5438); Neiqiu Hanshan Scenic Area: 30 yuan/person; Tiantai Mountain in Xingtai County: 40 yuan/person (Jinshui Cave 30 yuan, Shangshan/Reservoir 10 yuan); Yunmeng Mountain Scenic Area: 60 yuan/People, Purple Mountain, Taihang Grand Canyon, Jiulong Gorge, etc. Xingtai has a long history and a splendid civilization of 3,500 years. Named after Xing Hou Xing Tai, it is known as "honeymoon waterfront, the capital, dangerous mountains and rivers, and rich land." Guxing is the source of Shang nationality, the capital of ancestral towns and the country of prospering Hou. Many times in history, it has become a place where the country was founded and its capital was built. Shang Zuyi moved the capital to Xing State, and the Zhou Dynasty sealed Xing Hou State. In the early Han Dynasty, it was the residence of Wang Zhao, and in the late Jin Dynasty, it was ruled by Xerox Dingding. In Tang and Song Dynasties, it was called Jinan, and in Ming and Qing Dynasties, it was called Jinan Fu Yao. It is the first "city" in Hebei history. In the history of Xingtai, a series of important historical events happened. Taking this as a cultural attraction, you can appreciate the unique connotation of Xiangxing culture. There are the former residence of the astronomer monk and his party in the Tang Dynasty, the Guo Shoujing Memorial Hall of the outstanding scientist in the Yuan Dynasty, the Purple Mountain Academy attended by the Five Masters of Xingzhou in the Yuan Dynasty, the calligraphy and painting of Plum Blossom Fu in the Tang Dynasty, the tomb of the Xing clan, the tomb of the Duke of Xing, Lao Zi's self-cultivation in the mountains, the ancestral temple of Queshan in traditional Chinese medicine, the "wine pool and meat forest" of the emperors in the Shang Dynasty, the "corpse drying platform" of Qin Shihuang and the "death of King Zhao Wuling" in Xingtai.

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