Zhangjiakoubao Sceneic Area

Zhangjiakou Castle, also known locally as the Fort, is a neighborhood with Zhangjiakou regional characteristics and historical vicissitudes. This is Zhangjiakou's "pre-life", which is the epitome of Zhangjiakou's rich history. There are many houses here that were famous businessmen or government officials in the past. Take a look here, not only to understand the history of Zhangjiakou, but also to learn a lot of knowledge.

Zhangjiakou Fort is located at No. 16 Gulou West Street, Qiaoxi District, Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province. It was built in Ming Xuande four years (1429). The existing cultural relics and monuments have more than 700 places. It is one of the most complete Ming and Qing architectural castles in large and medium-sized cities in the country. The main landscapes are Wenchang Pavilion, Guandi Temple, Co-objecting Department, South City Building, Archway, etc.

Zhangjiakou Castle is the birthplace of Zhangjiakou urban area. Zhangjiakou Castle was built in Ming Dynasty and has a history of nearly 600 years. It has the reputation of "Wucheng" and is an important military castle on the Great Wall defense line. At the end of Qing Dynasty, Zhangjiakou once became the second largest commercial complex in northern China except Tianjin.

Worth a visit, with historical heritage, non-modern imitation.

Zhangjiakou Guanyun, beautiful to make people intoxicated, people are fascinating.

The mountains of Zhangjiakou, the beauty of Zhangjiakou, make people feel excited.

Zhangjiakou Castle (b), also known as Castle, is located in Zhangjiakou Bridge West District. Our trip to Zhangjiakou began here. At noon, we entered the castle hungry, hoping to find a cheap and regional restaurant to taste local food. However, the more we walked into the castle, the more we felt desperate, there were few restaurants on both sides of the street, and there were few open doors. Eventually, the fly restaurant found a house, and a barbecue meal solved our food and clothing. The streets in the castle are clean and tidy, the shops along the street are unified, and the historical attractions have scarlet introduction plaques, and the bathroom signs are clear. It is easy to see the system of newly developed tourist attractions, and there is also a depression of similar attractions. It is not accurate to say that Zhangjiakou Castle is a pure attraction. There is no ticket here. Vehicles can enter and exit at will without parking fees. There are many old residents in the castle. Walking on the widest main street, there are few shops that open for business, and there are few tourists. Yet it is this seemingly depressed street that hides the most important strategic fortress in the north in history, the commercial town.