2026 Tangshan Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in August)

Who understands, family? 😭 For these 18 legendary photos for my Moments, I specially rushed to Tangshan! Coming to Tangshan during the May Day holiday is truly amazing✨ Spend the day soaking in the lively atmosphere of the Tangshan Banquet, and at night head to Hetou Old Street, wrapped in the gentle glow of streetlights. Posting on Moments immediately got me flooded with link requests. Here’s a nanny-level guide—just follow it and have a blast💖 In two days, I covered Tangshan’s hidden gems: Wujiazhuang Church⛪️ → Third Space🌌 → Peiren Street → Qixin 1889 → Tangshan Museum → Tangshan Banquet🎪 → Hetou Old Street🏮. But the highlights worth detailing are the Tangshan Banquet and Hetou Old Street, especially the old street’s timeline. Promise me you’ll save this‼️ 🏮 Hetou Old Street | 4-5 Hours Immersive Tour (Super Detailed Timeline) Follow this schedule to leisurely explore the highlights, balancing photo ops, eating, and shopping, with the atmosphere maxed out👇 ⏱️ 14:00-15:30 Entrance Check-in | Best time for fewer crowds and great photos during the day Start with East Market and West Market to avoid the later crowd peak. The kilometer-long lantern canopy looks super clean in daylight without lighting interference. Every snap is a fresh, atmospheric masterpiece. If you catch the Flower Hair Parade, no need to squeeze for full-body shots—just focus on the flowing skirt details and flower basket close-ups🌸. The gentle vibe is simply legendary! ⏱️ 15:30-17:00 Interactive Check-in | NPCs Maximize the Atmosphere ▪️ Li Bai and Du Fu Poetry Duel📜: Immerse yourself in ancient romantic vibes, try competing with the “ancients,” and your photos will exude cultural charm—perfect for Moments captions! ▪️ Magistrate Cui at the Yamen: Capture him and the gavel moment—humorous and vivid, making everyone laugh out loud. Every candid shot is meme-worthy. ▪️ Wobbly Hu Spicy Soup Vendor: The contrast between appearance and voice is striking, full of storytelling. Shoot from the side to maximize atmosphere. ▪️ Tang Dynasty Imperial Exam✍️: Unlock the “Draw and Guess” imperial exam game, pretend to be a scholar rushing to the exam, and take a set of ancient-style interactive photos—fun guaranteed. ⏱️ 17:00-18:30 Floating Market | Start the Feast Mode Eating off-peak is the way to go! Avoid the crowd surge after 6 PM and unlock authentic Tangshan delicacies: crispy yet chewy mountain fried cakes, chewy gelu noodles, the mouthwatering Fourteenth Prince’s dry-braised chicken, savory chess-piece baked cakes, and rich, delicious beef-covered cakes… none will disappoint. Eating while strolling is pure joy😋 ⏱️ 18:15 Lantern Lighting Ceremony | Legendary Atmosphere Moment Gather at Tangwang Square and parade to Shengshi Wharf. Here’s the key moment✅ Don’t crowd to shoot the whole group—just capture parts of the fish lanterns and hands holding lights. The interplay of light and shadow maximizes the atmosphere, and every snap is an ancient-style masterpiece, sure to get tons of likes on Moments🏮 ⏱️ 19:00-21:00 Night Scene Wrap-up | Peak Lighting for Photos As night falls, all lights turn on and the crowd gradually thins, perfect for crazy night photography: ▪️ Yuanzun Wharf: Lean on the railing to shoot water reflections, lights shimmering on the water, atmosphere maxed out🌊 ▪️ Yuezhidao Island: Shoot upward at a corner of the ancient building’s eaves, with lights outlining the roof contours, exuding antique charm and high-end vibes ▪️ Huifeng Lake Park: Spring greenery paired with dazzling lights, every snap is a healing wallpaper, gentle and photogenic ⏱️ 21:00-22:00 Leisurely Return | No Rush, Just Comfort Stroll back to the exit slowly, enjoy the evening breeze, savor the day’s happiness, no rush, no crowd, just pure relaxation🚶‍♀️ 📌 Tip: Check the specific schedule on the “Hetou Old Street Ticketing” mini-program. Tangwang East Expedition, boat rides, and Tang Dynasty Cloud Car require separate tickets~ 🎪 Tangshan Banquet | Indoor Temple Fair Celebrating the New Year Every Day A must-visit lively spot in Tangshan! One-stop to unlock Tangshan’s New Year flavor and food, atmosphere maxed out, can’t stop eating and exploring👇 ▪️ First Floor: A whole floor of indoor temple fair, walls full of big red lanterns🏮, atmosphere maxed out. The right way is to walk and eat! Try mountain fried cakes, Fourteenth Prince’s dry-braised chicken, beef-covered cakes—authentic Tangshan flavors, try them all. ▪️ Second Floor: A market full of New Year vibes, with “limited purchase” wooden signs🔥 everywhere. Festive goods and unique items abound, perfect for photo check-ins with a strong New Year feel, every snap is a festive masterpiece. ▪️ Third Floor: More suitable for family dinners, warm atmosphere, immersive “family New Year” experience. When tired, sit down with family for a meal, happiness maxed out👍 📌 Opening Hours: Monday 16:00-22:00 / Tuesday to Friday 10:00-22:00 / Weekends & Holidays 10:00-23:00 💡 Nearby Check-in Spots | Unlock Along the Way Without Detours Wujiazhuang Church, Third Space, Peiren Street, Qixin 1889, Tangshan Museum—just check in along the way, 20-30 minutes per spot is enough. The motto is “Since you’re here anyway”✌️ No need for special detours, save energy and snap more photos, great value! 🛍️ Must-Try Tangshan Food | Don’t Miss Intangible Cultural Heritage Items Highly recommend “Yushengxuan Chess-Piece Baked Cake,” a Tangshan intangible cultural heritage, crispy and tasty, the more you chew the better it gets. Great for gifts or personal enjoyment✨ Purchase locations: next to Tang Xiaozhu on the south side of the Koi Pond on the west bank of Hetou Old Street, and next to the Warm Heart Station at the north gate on the east bank. Recognize these two spots to avoid buying the wrong thing! Besides, Huoshao and Luhua Chicken are also Tangshan specialties. You can unlock them along the way while eating and exploring, experiencing Tangshan’s lively local flavor all in one go~ Don’t want to squeeze into popular scenic spots during May Day? Come to Tangshan🌿 Spend the day at Tangshan Banquet feeling the festive atmosphere, and at night visit Hetou Old Street for a lantern-lit rendezvous. Follow the timeline to leisurely explore, snap 18 legendary photos for Moments, unlock Tangshan’s gentleness and romance, and make your trip worthwhile!

When standard tourist routes no longer excite you and your soul craves new adventures, it's time to discover unusual spots around Beijing! Check out this top selection of local hidden gems that are just a 1 to 3-hour drive away. Your new travel itinerary is ready—scroll down and pick your next WOW location! 🚗✨ 🏞️ Yunlongjian (Miyun): "The Ultimate Healing Escape" Distance: 1.5–2 hours from downtown Beijing Location: Near Miyun Reservoir, Miyun District Entry: 35 RMB The view from the cliff is simply 🤯—turquoise waters, distant islands, and fresh air that instantly clears your mind. Best photo time: 9:00 AM–11:00 AM and 3:00 PM–5:00 PM Tip: You can find the park on Trip.com 🌿 Zai Zhi He Resort: A Magical Forest Address: Miyun District, Beijing (near the reservoir) You'll truly feel like you're in a fantasy—feed friendly deer and sheep, enjoy a breezy walk among the trees, and chill in a private hot spring surrounded by nature. Tip: For guesthouses and spa services, check availability on Trip.com in advance. 🏜️ Nanshiyang Grand Canyon: "Little Colorado" Distance: 1.5 hours from Beijing Location: Fangshan District, Beijing Epic canyon vibes, majestic cliffs, and geological wonders that look just like a mini-Colorado. Whether it's a solo trip or an adventure with friends, you'll really feel like an explorer here. 🏕️ Youzhou Grand Canyon: A Paradise for Wild Campers Distance: 2 hours from downtown Location: Yanqing District, Beijing Entry: Free Crystal-clear rivers, rugged cliffs, and a spectacular hanging road! It's pure wilderness with no cafes, so bring everything you need. Must-haves: A tent, a thermos, and a power bank for all your aesthetic photos. 🏝️ Lanyue Bay (Tangshan): "The Northern Jeju" Distance: 2 hours from downtown Location: Lanyue Bay, Tangshan City Entry: Free Four kilometers of white sand, turquoise waters, and a stunning glass chapel. Plus, a viewing deck offering a 270° panoramic view. Looking for fancy Insta pics? 💯 This beach will definitely blow your mind! 🏔️ Yanshan Canyon (Fengning): Riverside Solitude Distance: 2.5–3 hours Location: Yanshan Canyon, Fengning, Hebei Perfect for nature lovers: camp right by the river with mountains all around, enjoying pure silence and fresh air. Pro tip: Yes, it's summer, but the forest gets chilly—don't forget to pack a sweater or a light down jacket. 🏘️ Historic Towns: Time-Travel Beyond the Capital · Gubei Water Town — 120 km away, nestled at the foot of the Great Wall with highly photogenic canals and bridges. · Nuanquan — About 1 hour away, famous for the traditional "Dashuhua" show (molten iron thrown to create fiery sparks like fireworks). · Cuandixia — Also a 1-hour drive, featuring well-preserved Ming and Qing dynasty courtyard houses—the absolute perfect backdrop for your photoshoot. Plan your trip, get inspired, and book your hotels and transport through Trip.com! China has so much to offer beyond the bustling streets of Beijing. 😉 Which of these TOP spots are you hitting up first? Drop a comment, share your thoughts, and tag the friends you want to bring along to these dreamy locations! 👇

No need to fly to Jeju Island or squeeze into Beidaihe! High-speed train from Beijing takes 2h direct. Fewer crowds, blue sea, white houses, Korean-style Instagram-worthy coastline. Perfect for a spontaneous weekend getaway🌊 📍Location: Tangshan Caofeidian · Lanyue Bay 🚄 【Transportation】 · High-speed train: Beijing Station/Beijing South → Caofeidian East Station, 1.5h, tickets from 45 CNY! Taxi 20 minutes from the station to Lanyue Bay (around 30 CNY) · Self-drive: Depart from East 5th Ring Road via Tangcao Expressway, about 2h total. Free parking at Lanyue Bay and Doma Amusement Park 🏨 【Accommodation options】 · Seaview guesthouse (around Lanyue Bay): 160–280 CNY/night. Step outside to the beach, very convenient for sunset views · University town chain hotel: 120–200 CNY/night. Night market and restaurants downstairs, 10-minute drive to the beach, better value 📅 【2-day 1-night relaxed itinerary】 Day 1: Lanyue Bay Korean-style seascape (4A scenic spot, open all day free) · Arrive in the afternoon and head straight to Moon God Chapel, a pure white seaside church, a popular Jeju Island photo spot · Walk on Moon Cloud Bridge, check out the cloud swing and coastal glass walkway. On sunny days, the sea is a clear Tiffany blue · Walk on the fine sandy beach, set up a tent for a picnic. The shallow water area is very safe and kid-friendly · Wait for the orange sea sunset at dusk. After lights come on, the coastal night view is atmospheric · Evening visit to university town night market for seafood snacks Day 2: Fisherman’s secret spot + wetland relaxation · Ten-mile sea pufferfish town: walls covered with ocean murals, Korean-style fishing village vibe, enjoy a specialty pufferfish feast · Zui Dong shell beach: tide hunting! Dig for clams and small crabs at low tide. Even beginners can have a great catch · Caofeidian wetland scenic area: large reed marsh in North China, wooden boardwalk around the lake, boat rides to see egrets flying · If time allows, add Doma Amusement Park: water train, hand-touch fish, crab fishing. A must-visit for families 🍽 【Must-try local specialties】 · Braised pufferfish, pufferfish sashimi (local signature dishes, well-prepared and safe) · Affordable Bohai seafood: mantis shrimp, swimming crab, all-you-can-eat for about 80 CNY per person · Local specialties: Baile meat pie, fisherman’s fresh hot pot · University town night market: grilled chicken rack, seafood stir-fry, great value 📸 【Four key photo spots】 1️⃣ Lanyue Bay scenic area: 12.8 km crescent-shaped inland sea, calm waves, clean water, all free, top Korean-style photo spot 2️⃣ Ten-mile sea pufferfish town: artsy fishing village, photo and dining combined 3️⃣ Caofeidian wetland scenic area: natural ecological oxygen bar, quiet and healing 4️⃣ Doma Amusement Park: fishing culture theme park, 50+ attractions, can’t finish in one day ⚠️ 【Tips to avoid pitfalls】 1. Take photos preferably after 4 PM for softer light and fewer people 2. Check tide tables in advance for tide hunting. Bring a small shovel and bucket 3. UV rays are very strong by the sea, be sure to apply sunscreen Random thoughts 💬: Didn’t expect such a hidden gem near Beijing! Blue sea, white sandy beach, Korean style, all for a few hundred yuan per person to get the Jeju Island vibe. Just go for a weekend trip ❤️ Friends who have been, share your experience in the comments👇

If you wanna take your chill game to the next level, China’s nature is THE move. 🌿 From jaw-dropping mountain views in Zhangjiajie (National Forest Park, open daily 8:00–18:00, Address: Zhangjiajie, Hunan) to the crazy beautiful lakes of Jiuzhaigou (Jiuzhaigou Valley, open daily 8:00–17:00, Address: Jiuzhaigou County, Sichuan), it’s honestly so next-level chill. Hit up the bamboo forests in Anji (Anji Bamboo Forest, open daily 7:30–18:30, Address: Anji County, Zhejiang) if walking through endless green vibes sounds like your kind of therapy. Or catch some zen at the natural hot springs in Tangshan (Tangshan Hot Springs, open daily 10:00–22:00, Address: Tangshan Town, Nanjing). Whether you wanna hike, snap those Insta-worthy pics, or just vibe with nature, China’s got you covered. So pack your comfy shoes and bring your best chill vibes. Your feed (and your soul) will thank you! 😎

Who understands, family? 😭 Want to enjoy the blue sea and shoot Korean-style coastal photos but don’t want to fly to Jeju or squeeze into Sanya’s crowds? Discover a hidden coastal gem just 2 hours from Beijing—Tangshan Caofeidian🌊! White and blue European-style buildings line the streets, with crescent-shaped jelly sea, artistic fishing village murals, and a huge free beach. The vibe rivals Jeju Island, prices are affordable, and tourists are few. A 2-day, 1-night quick getaway is just right for couples, friends, and families. After reading, just pack and go! 🌟 Key highlights of the full itinerary 🌤️ 1. Korean-style Jeju coast 💙 Lan Yue Bay is a crescent-shaped inland sea with gentle waves and clear, layered water. A pure white lighthouse, glass Moon God chapel, and cloud swings by the sea are all lined up. Light-colored outfits make every photo look like Jeju Island. Most photo spots are free to visit—no need to pay for viewing platforms. 2. Natural tidal flat shellfish gathering 🐚 The gentle tidal flats have little mud, perfect for beginners. At low tide, you can dig for clams, small sea snails, and crabs without going far offshore. Great fun for parent-child interaction. The flat terrain makes it easy for kids to walk. 3. Immersive fishing fun experience 🎣 Domar Park offers over 50 water activities, including a water train, forest creek drifting, and crab fishing—all in one place. It’s a real-life fishing paradise that relieves all city stress. 4. Artistic fishing village with a healing vibe 🎨 The Ten-Mile Pufferfish Town is full of ocean-themed murals, with a strong Korean fishing village atmosphere. It’s quiet and uncrowded, perfect for strolling and taking photos without fighting for space. 5. Affordable vacation at its best 💰 Huge free beaches, wetlands, and popular photo spots. Food and lodging costs are budget-friendly. Compared to Sanya’s premium prices, the value here doubles. You can enjoy a full seaside vacation without a big budget. 6. Super convenient transportation 🚄 High-speed trains from Beijing reach Caofeidian East Station in just 2 hours. Driving on the highway takes about 2 hours as well. Same-day round trips on weekends are possible, but staying overnight adds to the relaxation. 📅 2-day, 1-night complete itinerary (arrow flow) Day 1 Korean coast photo spots → wading on the beach → seaside sunset → night market food tour Lan Yue Bay white lighthouse → Moon God glass chapel → rainbow coastal trail → cloud swing and shallow water play → orange sea sunset at the coastal boardwalk → university town night market with local snacks Arrive in the morning and settle in, then head straight to the popular Lan Yue Bay area for Jeju-style photos. The entire coastal trail is flat, stroller and bike friendly. In the afternoon, wade in the soft sand and build sandcastles. The inland sea has very gentle waves, so no worries about getting clothes wet. At dusk, the sea fills with orange sunset glow, perfect for photos. At night, drive 10 minutes to the university town night market, where a variety of snacks await. Enjoy the evening breeze and food to unwind after a full day. Day 2 Shellfish gathering → pufferfish artistic fishing village → wetland oxygen break → relaxed return Zuidong shellfish beach for tidal flat digging → Ten-Mile Pufferfish fishing village mural walk → Caofeidian wetland reed boardwalk → buy fresh seafood gifts and head home Wake early to catch the low tide for free shellfish gathering. Bring a small bucket and shovel for an immersive seafood harvest. Afterward, visit Ten-Mile Pufferfish Town to stroll the mural-lined streets and soak in the fishing village’s artistic vibe. In the afternoon, go to Caofeidian Wetland Park with vast reed beds and a lakeside boardwalk for biking or walking. Spot resting water birds in this natural urban oxygen bar. Near evening, buy fresh seafood souvenirs and take a leisurely trip back to Beijing, relaxed and unhurried. 🦞 Local must-try foods 1. Braised pufferfish 🐡 Caofeidian’s signature dish, with tender, fresh meat and no fishy smell after careful preparation. A must-try specialty here. 2. Steamed seafood platter 🦀 Locally caught fresh seafood steamed to lock in original flavors. Includes mantis shrimp, swimming crab, and clams, all sweet and delicious. 3. Seaweed buns 🥟 Soft outer skin with fresh seaweed filling, light and not greasy. Perfect for breakfast or any meal. 4. Hot seafood claypot rice 🍚 A local classic, rice soaked in seafood broth with rich aroma and strong satiety. 5. Various street snacks 🍢 Grilled chicken racks, iced jelly, fried skewers—unbeatable prices and portions at the university town night market. Easy to grab when hungry by the sea. ⚠️ Travel tips & pitfalls to avoid 1. Tidal flat gathering rules 🌊 Check tide schedules before going. Only low tide is suitable for shellfish gathering. Electric clam suction tools are prohibited. Don’t overharvest seafood per person. Do not catch live marine animals; release them after viewing to protect the tidal flat ecosystem. Rocks are slippery—wear anti-slip water shoes. 2. Beach safety reminders Lan Yue Bay’s shallow beach is only for wading and playing in the water. No professional lifeguards or swimming allowed far out. Watch children closely and keep them away from deep water without barriers. Leave the coast immediately during thunderstorms or strong winds. 3. Dining tips Avoid seafood stalls near scenic spots that aggressively solicit customers—they often shortchange. For fresh seafood, choose local old shops in town or buy directly at the fishing port for self-processing. 4. Photography tips For empty scenic shots at Lan Yue Bay, arrive before 8 AM. Wedding photo crowds increase on weekend afternoons. Regular photos have no restrictions, but tripods are banned in some areas. 5. Ecological protection requirements Stay quiet when watching water birds in the wetland park. Do not feed or chase birds. Take all trash with you and leave no trace. Do not pick wild reeds or coastal plants. 💡 Universal travel tips ✨ 1. Transportation options High-speed train: Take the train from Beijing East or South Station to Caofeidian East Station in about 2 hours. A 20-minute taxi ride gets you to Lan Yue Bay. Driving: Take the Jingha Expressway to Tangcao Highway from Beijing. About 2 hours direct. Most scenic area parking is free. Traveling with others is more flexible. 2. Accommodation recommendations For short photo trips, choose seaside guesthouses near Lan Yue Bay with direct beach access. For better value, pick city chain hotels with diverse dining options, just a 10-minute drive to the sea. Domar Park’s water cabins offer all-day water fun with private viewing terraces. 3. Essential items Strong UV rays at the beach, so bring full sun protection and a sun hat even on cloudy days. Large temperature differences between day and night, so carry a light jacket. Bring an extra set of dry clothes for water play and shellfish gathering. Wetlands and tidal flats have many mosquitoes—strong insect repellent is a must. 4. Best travel time Spring, summer, and fall are all suitable. Summer has the clearest water and best sunset atmosphere. Weekdays have very few tourists, so you can enjoy the whole beach alone. Weekend crowds increase slightly. 💌 Heartfelt strong recommendation If you’re still debating between flying to Jeju or squeezing into Sanya, Caofeidian is definitely the top weekend escape in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei area🌊! No long flights or big vacation budgets needed. Just 2 hours from Beijing, with white and blue buildings and jelly sea recreating Jeju’s romance. Free huge beaches, healing wetlands, artistic fishing villages, and tidal flat fishing fun all in one place. No crowded crowds or pushy sales. The pace is relaxed and slow. You can shoot atmospheric island photos and fully immerse yourself in fishing village life. Enjoy affordable fresh seafood. Perfect for couples on a short date, friends on a photo trip, or families with kids gathering shellfish. Take 2 days on the weekend to escape the city’s concrete jungle and head to this northern hidden blue sea. Sea breeze, sunsets, and food are all arranged. The experience easily beats popular seaside spots. Book with confidence—no regrets!

📍Destination: Caofeidian, Tangshan, Hebei ・ Doma Paradise ✨New discovery for trips around Beijing! Here you get not only the sea but also a super fun fishing village experience~ 🚗 Travel & Transport|Super convenient departure from Beijing 【Self-driving Guide】 · Route: Jingha Expressway to Tangcao Expressway, exit at Caofeidian Wetland · Time: About 2.5h direct · Parking: Huge free parking lot (including fast charging for electric cars) · Tip: Leave before 9 AM on weekends for smoother traffic 【High-speed Rail Perks】 · Beijing East/South Station → Caofeidian East Station, fastest 1h · Taxi from station 15-20min, about 20 RMB per person · Pro tip: More trains on weekends, book tickets in advance 🎡 Park Highlights|North China’s Unique Fishing Paradise Over 60,000 acres of Bohai Wetlands + man-made white sandy beach · One ticket for unlimited play with no hidden costs · Water play with zero gear needed (free rain boots and waterproof pants provided) · Refreshing 24℃ summer escape · Freshly caught fish to take home for free · On-site seafood processing at park restaurants 🐟 Must-try Fishing|Immersive Fishing Fun 1️⃣ Muddy Water Fish Catching (TOP1 must-try!) Catch fish with bare hands, maximum sense of achievement~ 2️⃣ Fish in the Jar Ancient method with beautiful ambiance, fun for all ages 3️⃣ Magical Crab Island A must-visit for crab fishing pros, catch and eat on the spot 4️⃣ Exhaustive Fishing Super fun for family or team-building cooperation 💫 Seaside Vacation Must-Visits · Blue Bay White Sand Beach: Instagram-famous swings + sunset views · Seaside Mini Train: Just like in "Spirited Away" · Creek Rafting: Cool water fights · Dead Sea Floating: Relax lying on the water · Huge park: Free bikes and mini trains for getting around 🏡 Accommodation Recommendation|Waterfront Wooden Cabins Forever · Detached lake-view wooden cabins · Private fishing terrace · Watch birds in the morning, enjoy sunsets in the evening · Perfect choice for family trips 🍴 Foodie Guide 1. Doma Restaurant: Affordable home-style dishes 2. Beachside Restaurant: Seafood with evening breeze + live music 3. DIY Cooking: Cook your own freshly caught fish and shrimp on site 💰 Tickets & Tips · Single-day ticket 180 RMB|Two-day pass 268 RMB (highly recommended!) · Free for children under 1.2m · Suggested visit: · Light play for 1 day · Deep experience for 2 days (including accommodation) · Gear: Sunscreen essential, waterproof gear provided free by the park 💯 Suitable for: Couples dating|Family outings|Team building|Girls’ day out No need to go to Sanya! A seaside park just 2.5h direct from Beijing~

Why is it called the ultimate family outing spot in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region? This place is themed around fishing culture, with one ticket covering 50+ water activities and no extra charges! From hand-catching fish and crab grabbing to valley rafting and amphibious vehicles, both adults and kids will have so much fun they won’t want to leave. It guarantees a whole day of happiness! 🏝️ Must-visit Highlights 1. Fish Catching Experience Zone: Put on waterproof pants and “outsmart” the fish in the shallow water area. You can even take home the fish you catch, giving kids a great sense of achievement! 2. Water Entertainment Activities: Bamboo rafts, kayaks, water bikes, and more, plus thrilling valley rafting that’s refreshing and stress-relieving. 3. Stunning Water Villas: At night, the warmly lit wooden villas look like a fairy tale. Stay in a water villa with lake views right outside your window for an unforgettable atmosphere. 4. Beach and Photo Spots: White sandy beaches with crystal-clear lake water, giant mascots, and trendy installations—every snap is Instagram-worthy. 🚗 Transportation & Tips · Transport: About 2.5 hours by car from Beijing or Tianjin; after taking the high-speed train to Caofeidian Station, a 20-minute taxi ride will get you there. · Tickets: One ticket covers all activities; it’s recommended to buy tickets in advance on the platform for better deals. · Accommodation: Water villas inside the park are highly recommended for the full experience. Book early during peak season. · Gear: Bring a change of clothes, slippers, sunscreen, and mosquito repellent as some activities will get you wet. · Itinerary: Suggested two days and one night. Day one for fish catching and land activities, day two for water activities and rafting, with night views to end the day. 📍 Location: Inside the provincial wetland and bird nature reserve in Caofeidian District, Tangshan City, Hebei Province. Just navigate to “Doma Paradise.” Here, there are no crowds, only the joy of water play and healing lake views. Bring your whole family here on the weekend and wash away the summer heat and worries in the water!

Step into the magical vibes of Hetou Old Street in Tangshan! 🌞🎭 This lively riverside destination blends tradition with playful modern touches—think charming Chinese architecture, night lights shimmering over water, plus food, shows, and game-filled lanes where NPCs invite you into immersive cultural adventures. Kick off your visit with a sunny stroll along the main street, soaking in ornate archways and the relaxing rivers and ponds—these outdoor scenes shine both day and at night, so charge up your camera for those insta-worthy shots of lantern-lit bridges and vintage facades. Try to arrive near opening (from 2:00 PM most days, 11:00 AM during holidays) to catch the street coming to life. Don’t just wander: dive into interactive games with NPC actors, making every corner feel like its own story. Time your stop for one of the live shows, featuring classic tales and local performances—these add depth to your day, so check posted schedules as you go! Food lovers: save room for the Tangshan banquet! 🍲 The spread here showcases regional flavors (way beyond street snacks), and the banquet setting itself bursts with elegant interiors—a must for foodie snaps and relaxing out of the sun. Tips: Wear comfy shoes since you’ll be on your feet exploring both indoor and outdoor zones. Be aware that the street gets busiest after sunset, but night views are a totally different experience—worth braving the crowd! Admission closes at 10:00 PM; plan ahead if you want extra time for all those mini quests and eats. #Tangshan #HetouOldStreet #FoodieTravel #CulturalExperience #PhotoSpots

Here comes the guide to Hetou Old Street in downtown Tangshan—this ancient-style street is so atmospheric! 🌆 🌈 Basic Information ⏰ Opening Hours: 2:00 PM - 10:30 PM (Ticket check stops at 9:30 PM) 💡 Recommended to enter between 3-4 PM to capture daytime, blue hour, and dazzling night scenes all in one go! 📸 💰 Ticket Information Weekday ticket approx. 78 RMB | Weekends & holidays 98 RMB Free admission for children under 1.2 meters and seniors over 70 years old Tips: It’s recommended to buy tickets in advance via the official mini-program "Hetou Old Street Ticketing"‼️ 🚗 Transportation Guide ▫️ Self-driving: Navigate to "Hetou Old Street." During holiday peak times, parking is very limited. Instead, navigate to "Oriental Shenlong Park North Parking Lot," which has plenty of spaces. It’s just a short walk across the street to the entrance. Parking fee caps at about 10 RMB. ▫️ Bus: Route You 3 and others go directly. Taxi from Tangshan Station takes only 20 minutes. 🔥 Top 4 Must-See Performances 1️⃣ "Tang King’s Eastern Expedition" 💥 Flagship live show! Equestrian stunts + water screen + iron flower fireworks—super impressive! ⚠️ Separate ticket required, priced at 58 RMB | Recommended to arrive 30 minutes early to secure a seat 2️⃣ Lantern Lighting Ceremony 🏮 A thousand lanterns light up simultaneously, instantly transporting you back to the Tang Dynasty! 3️⃣ Intangible Cultural Heritage Iron Flower Show ✨ Molten iron at 1600°C bursts into a sky full of golden sparks—breathtakingly beautiful! 4️⃣ NPC Interaction 🎭 Interact with popular NPCs, like composing poetry with Li Bai, win "silver tickets" redeemable for roasted sweet potatoes and popcorn~ 🗺️ Suggested Routes ▫️ Regular Route: Enter from North Gate → Tang Xiaozhu Food Market → Wangzhen Square → Prosperity Wharf → Exit South Gate ▫️ Family Route: Feed the pigeons → Water Train → Ferris Wheel 🍢 Must-Try Food List ✔️ Chess Piece Sesame Cake | Xiaoshan Fried Cake | Lezha (Tangshan’s three culinary treasures!) 🍴 Main Meal Recommendation: Tang Xiaozhu Food Market, affordable and delicious, definitely not your typical tourist spot restaurant 📸 Stunning Photo Spots 1. Covered Bridge Night View 🌉 2. Second Floor Panorama of the Floating Market 🌊 3. Lantern Canopy Street 🏮 (Ultra impressive wide-angle shots!) 4. Retro Neon Street 📺 (80s vintage vibe) ✨ Tips for Visiting: 1. Wearing Hanfu makes for better photos! Hanfu rentals are available in the park. 2. Bring a power bank! You’ll want to take photos everywhere. 3. On weekends, arrive before 3 PM to avoid peak crowds. 4. Stay until the end of "Tang King’s Eastern Expedition" for a surprise! 5. When crowds are large, surrounding roads may be closed, but non-local license plates are allowed through. Don’t hesitate to ask the officers in hats for help.

Jinshitan Geological Park, · ocated on the southeast coast of Jinzhou District, Dalian City, is the only national coastal geological park in China. It condenses hundreds of millions of years of Earth's evolutionary history, famous for its unique marine erosion landforms and paleontological fossils. Main attractions: Dinosaur Exploring the Sea, Turtle Back Rock, Great Roc Spreading Its Wings, General Rock, Beethoven's Head, Sanguan Pavilion, Lover's Bay, Dragon and Crocodile Battle, Golden Frog Peak, Dan Cliff History Book, Sea Erosion Stone Forest, River Horse Landing, Crab General Emerging from the Cave, Hedgehog Foraging, Thousand Layer Cake, Great Roc Spreading Its Wings, etc. Currently a National 5A-level tourist attraction. · ---------------------- Opening hours: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM. Ticket price: 60 RMB. Transportation information: (for reference) Bus: From Dalian city center: Take Metro Line 3 to reach, then start your visit. Self-driving: Navigation destination: Jinshitan Geological Park Parking Lot. · ---------------------- Overall itinerary: The host’s self-driving trip, starting from Shandong, took over 10 days, visiting in sequence: Changli County: (Qinhuangdao) Golden Coast Scenic Area. Bayuquan District: (Yingkou City) Shanhai Square. Baishawan Golden Coast. Moon Lake Park. Duntaishan Park. Qinglongshan Park. Wanger Mountain Scenic Area. Xiongyue Ancient City "Suide Gate". Xianren Island Scenic Area. Century Square. Bixia Mountain Park. Wafangdian City: (Dalian) Fuzhou Ancient City (Yongfeng Tower). General Rock. Paishi Scenic Area. Xianyu Bay. Dongshan Park. Lüshunkou District: (Dalian) Hengshan Temple. Lüshun Museum. West Battery Scenic Area. Naval Port Park. Yellow and Bohai Sea Boundary Scenic Area. Baiyu Mountain Scenic Area. Dalian City: Dalian Elephant Trunk Hill. International Sculpture Park. Yinshatan Park. Fujiazhuang Park. Lotus Mountain Viewing Platform. Lingjiao Bay. Fisherman’s Wharf. Bangchuidao Scenic Area. Haichang Oriental Water City. Zhongshan Square. Russian Style Street. Xinghai Square. Xinghai Park. Dalian City Museum. Jinshitan Golden Coast. Jinshitan Sea Love Wedding Plaza. Jinshitan Geological Park. Zhuanghe City: Clam Island Scenic Area. Dongfang Lake Wetland Sports Park. Zhuanghe Pearl Lake Plaza. Chengshan Ancient City Scenic Area. Gaizhou City: (Yingkou) Chishan Scenic Area. Laoting County: (Tangshan City) Laoting County Museum. Li Dazhao Memorial Hall. Finally, wish you a pleasant journey. Keep it up!

"Qixin 1889" or "Qixin 1889 Industrial Heritage Park" was originally the Qixin Cement Factory (启新水泥厂), founded in 1889 during the late Qing Dynasty. It is considered one of China's earliest modern cement factories. This factory played a crucial role in the development of modern Chinese industry, especially in Tangshan, which was once a major industrial hub in the north. After the factory ceased operations, the area was revitalized into: · An industrial museum · A creative park / art space · A cultural tourism zone ...all aimed at preserving Tangshan's "industrial heritage." 👉 The number "1889" in the name represents the year the factory was founded. ⭐ Highlights 1️⃣ Authentic industrial factory architecture. A massive amount of the original structures have been preserved, giving off a true vintage factory vibe. For example: · Old cement kilns · Antique machinery · Giant steel pipes · Red brick buildings 2️⃣ Incredible for photography, offering a cool retro/cyberpunk feel. 3️⃣ Features cafes and some art exhibition spaces. ⏰ Suggested time for strolling + chilling: about 2–3 hours. 🗓️ Travel Itinerary: 🚄 Traveling from Beijing to Tangshan, the most convenient method is the high-speed rail. Routes · There are 2 main departure stations: · Beijing Railway Station (北京站) · Beijing Chaoyang Station (北京朝阳站) ➡️ Arrival at: · Tangshan Railway Station (唐山站) ⏰ Travel Time · Approximately 1 hour 20 minutes to 1 hour 40 minutes. 🚕 From Tangshan Railway Station → Qixin 1889 The highly recommended method is taking a Didi or Taxi. · Estimated time: 20–30 minutes · Estimated fare: 20–35 RMB 📍 Open your map app and search for: · 启新1889 · Or 启新水泥工业博物馆 (Qixin Cement Industrial Museum) · Or 启新1889文化创意产业园 (Qixin 1889 Cultural and Creative Industry Park) 👉 This is the easiest way to ensure you don't get lost. 💡 Pro Tips 👉 It's best to visit in the late afternoon, around 14:00–16:00. The lighting is beautiful, resulting in fantastic photos 📸 👉 If you have extra time, you can head over to Wujiazhuang Catholic Church (五家庄教堂), which isn't far from "Qixin 1889". It's a historic Catholic church in Tangshan featuring European architecture, a red-brick facade, Gothic arched windows, and a Western-style bell tower. This is one of Tangshan's most famous Catholic churches and reflects the influence of Christianity in northern China during the late Qing Dynasty to the early modern era. 🚕 Getting There · Take a Didi from Qixin 1889 to the church, it takes about 10–15 minutes.

Paishi Scenic Area, located in Tuoshan Township, Wafangdian City, Dalian, is a typical coastal erosion landform natural landscape. A row of reefs fans out into the sea, like an open fan, or like layers upon layers of countless scriptures. The unique landform and spectacular scenery are worth a visit. · ---------------------- Opening Hours: Open all year round, 24 hours. Admission Fee: Free. Transportation Information: (For reference) Bus: It seems there is no bus service. Self-driving is recommended for visiting. Self-driving: Navigation destination: Paishi Scenic Area Parking Lot. · ---------------------- Overall Itinerary: For this self-driving trip starting from Shandong, lasting over 10 days, the following places were visited in sequence: Changli County: (Qinhuangdao) Golden Coast Scenic Area. Bayuquan District: (Yingkou City) Shanhai Square. Baishawan Golden Coast. Moon Lake Park. Duntai Mountain Park. Qinglong Mountain Park. Wanger Mountain Scenic Area. Xiongyue Ancient City "Suide Gate". Xianren Island Scenic Area. Century Square. Bixia Mountain Park. Wafangdian City: (Dalian) Fuzhou Ancient City (Yongfeng Tower). General's Rock. Paishi Scenic Area. Xianyu Bay. Dongshan Park. Lüshunkou District: (Dalian) Hengshan Temple. Lüshun Museum. West Battery Scenic Area. Naval Port Park. Yellow and Bohai Sea Boundary Scenic Area. Baiyu Mountain Scenic Area. Dalian City: Dalian Elephant Trunk Hill. International Sculpture Park. Yinshatan Park. Fujiazhuang Park. Lianhua Mountain Viewing Platform. Lingjiao Bay. Fisherman's Wharf. Bangchuidao Scenic Area. Haichang Oriental Water City. Zhongshan Square. Russian Style Street. Xinghai Square. Xinghai Park. Dalian City Museum. Jinshitan Golden Coast. Jinshitan Sea Love Wedding Plaza. Jinshitan Geological Park. Zhuanghe City: Clam Island Scenic Area. Dongfang Lake Wetland Sports Park. Zhuanghe Pearl Lake Square. Chengshan Ancient City Scenic Area. Gaizhou City: (Yingkou) Chishan Scenic Area. Laoting County: (Tangshan City) Laoting County Museum. Li Dazhao Memorial Hall. Finally, wish you a pleasant journey. Keep it up!

Moon Lake Park Located in Bayuquan District, Yingkou City, Liaodong Bay South Street, Liaoning Province. The park is built at the estuary of two rivers, combining four types of landscapes: sea, land, river, and lake, integrating entertainment, leisure, sightseeing, and vacation. The park layout includes: Central scenic area, entertainment area, water area, leisure and vacation area, beach viewing area, etc. It is currently a National AAAA-level tourist attraction. · ---------------------- Opening hours: Open all year round, 24 hours. Admission: Free. Transportation information: (for reference) Bus: Yingkou urban area: Take bus routes: K4, K204, and get off at Moon Lake Park station. Additionally, from Xiongyuecheng Railway Station, there are also buses available. Self-driving: Navigation destination: Moon Lake Park Parking Lot. · ---------------------- Overall itinerary: The host’s self-driving trip, starting from Shandong, lasting over 10 days, visited the following places in sequence: Changli County: (Qinhuangdao) Golden Coast Scenic Area. Bayuquan District: (Yingkou City) Shanhai Square. Baishawan Golden Coast. Moon Lake Park. Duntaishan Park. Qinglongshan Park. Wanger Mountain Scenic Area. Xiongyue Ancient City "Suide Gate". Xianren Island Scenic Area. Century Square. Bixia Mountain Park. Wafangdian City: (Dalian) Fuzhou Ancient City (Yongfeng Tower). General’s Rock. Paishi Scenic Area. Xianyu Bay. Dongshan Park. Lushunkou District: (Dalian) Hengshan Temple. Lushun Museum. West Battery Scenic Area. Naval Port Park. Yellow and Bohai Sea Boundary Scenic Area. Baiyu Mountain Scenic Area. Dalian City: Dalian Elephant Trunk Hill. International Sculpture Park. Yinshatan Park. Fujiazhuang Park. Lianhua Mountain Viewing Platform. Lingjiao Bay. Fisherman’s Wharf. Bangchuidao Scenic Area. Haichang Oriental Water City. Zhongshan Square. Russian Style Street. Xinghai Square. Xinghai Park. Dalian City Museum. Jinshitan Golden Coast. Jinshitan Sea Love Wedding Plaza. Jinshitan Geological Park. Zhuanghe City: Clam Island Scenic Area. Dongfang Lake Wetland Sports Park. Zhuanghe Pearl Lake Square. Chengshan Ancient City Scenic Area. Gaizhou City: (Yingkou) Chishan Scenic Area. Laoting County: (Tangshan City) Laoting County Museum. Li Dazhao Memorial Hall. Finally, wish you a pleasant journey. Keep it up!

Shanhai Square, located on Shanhai Avenue, Xiongyue Town, Bayuquan District, Yingkou City, Liaoning Province. Covering an area of about 300,000 square meters, it is a comprehensive coastal tourist attraction integrating sightseeing, leisure vacation, and entertainment sports. Main attractions: Shanhai Square, Crescent Bay Beach, Bohai Pearl Observation Deck, Bayu Princess Sculpture, and more. · ---------------------- Opening hours: Open all year round, 24 hours. Admission fee: Free. Transportation information: (for reference) High-speed rail: Take the high-speed train, get off at Bayuquan Station or Xiongyuecheng Station, then take a taxi or bus No. 204 to reach the destination, and start your visit. Self-driving tour: Navigation point: Shanhai Square Parking Lot. · ---------------------- Overall itinerary: The host’s self-driving trip started from Shandong and lasted more than 10 days, visiting the following places in sequence: Changli County (Qinhuangdao) Golden Coast Scenic Area. Bayuquan District (Yingkou City) Shanhai Square. Baishawan Golden Coast. Moon Lake Park. Duntai Mountain Park. Qinglong Mountain Park. Wanger Mountain Scenic Area. Xiongyue Ancient City “Suide Gate.” Xianren Island Scenic Area. Century Square. Bixia Mountain Park. Wafangdian City (Dalian) Fuzhou Ancient City (Yongfeng Tower). General’s Rock. Paishi Scenic Area. Xianyu Bay. Dongshan Park. Lüshunkou District (Dalian) Hengshan Temple. Lüshun Museum. West Battery Scenic Area. Naval Port Park. Yellow and Bohai Sea Boundary Scenic Area. Baiyu Mountain Scenic Area. Dalian City Dalian Elephant Trunk Hill. International Sculpture Park. Yinshatan Park. Fujiazhuang Park. Lianhua Mountain Observation Deck. Lingjiao Bay. Fisherman’s Wharf. Bangchuidao Scenic Area. Haichang Oriental Water City. Zhongshan Square. Russian Style Street. Xinghai Square. Xinghai Park. Dalian City Museum. Jinshitan Golden Coast. Jinshitan Sea Love Wedding Plaza. Jinshitan Geological Park. Zhuanghe City Clam Island Scenic Area. Dongfang Lake Wetland Sports Park. Zhuanghe Pearl Lake Square. Chengshan Ancient City Scenic Area. Gaizhou City (Yingkou) Chishan Scenic Area. Laoting County (Tangshan City) Laoting County Museum. Li Dazhao Memorial Hall. Finally, wish you a pleasant journey. Keep it up!

Just back from Dorma Park in Tangshan, and I have to loudly declare: this place is truly a hidden "Happy Planet" in the North! It’s not just an amusement park, but a giant playground by the sea where you can catch fish and touch crabs with your own hands. With over 50 fishing activities, it instantly takes you back to childhood, while the white sandy beach and overwater bungalows make you feel like you’re on a tropical island vacation. Here’s a freshly prepared, super detailed guide—keep it, no need to thank me! 📍 Dorma Park Snapshot: Fishing + Vacation, Double the Fun · What it is: A large outdoor park themed around "fishing" culture, combining fishing experiences, water leisure, and beach vacations all in one. · Where: Caofeidian District, Tangshan City, Hebei Province. Just a 2.5-hour drive from Beijing, 1.5 hours from Tianjin—truly "so close, so beautiful." · Core appeal: A unique immersive fishing experience + a vacation environment comparable to tropical islands. Perfect for families, couples, friends, or corporate team-building. 🎣 Fishing Activities Revealed (Personally Recommended) The park’s fishing options are dazzling, so I’ve divided them into three main categories to help you enjoy efficiently: 1. Tech & Skill-Based (Super fun!) · Smart Fish Capture: Use a high-tech "water wheel" to lure fish into a channel, then scoop them from the shore—experience the wisdom of ancient fishermen. · Fun Fishing Machines & Fisherman’s Advantage: Control mechanical arms and excavators to catch fish! Kids and big kids alike will be totally hooked. 2. Teamwork & Competition (Super lively atmosphere!) · Muddy Water Fish Grab: A must-try! Teams compete by jumping into the pool to catch fish with bare hands. You get to keep your catch for a tasty evening snack! · Draining the Pond: The whole family uses a water wheel to drain a small pond, then “trap the turtles in a jar”—a huge sense of accomplishment. · Fishing Carnival: A large group net fishing event, lively from day to night. 3. Traditional Immersive Experiences (Relax and enjoy) · Happy Crab Ball: Quietly fish for crabs and fish, great for cultivating patience. · Magical Crab Island: Fish in a wetland setting while watching water birds fly—very pleasant. · Stream Fish Catching: Enjoy pure parent-child interaction in shallow streams. ✨ Helpful Tip: The park provides cute waterproof overalls and rain boots, so no worries about getting your clothes wet—play freely! 🏖️ Island Vacation, Relaxation Guide When you’re tired, the park’s other side shines: · Blue Bay Beach: Features a white, fine artificial sandy beach where you can paddleboard, swing over the water, or just lounge on a beach chair. The sunset is stunning, often accompanied by performances. · Dorma Water Town: Highly recommend staying overnight! Standalone overwater bungalows with doors opening right onto the water, where you can fish and watch sunrises and sunsets. The experience rivals tropical islands. 🗺️ Itinerary Suggestions & Practical Info Transportation Guide · Driving (preferred): Navigate to "Dorma Park," with a very large parking lot. · High-speed rail: Take a train to "Tangshan Station" then taxi about 70 minutes; or to "Caofeidian East Station" then taxi about 20 minutes. How to arrange a one- or two-day trip? · One-day highlights: Arrive early, focus on fishing activities (choose 4-5 to try), relax at Blue Bay Beach in the afternoon, and watch the sunset. · Two-day deep vacation: · Day 1: Experience fishing + beach water activities, stay overnight at Dorma Water Town. · Day 2: Sleep in, daydream and fish on the bungalow balcony, then enjoy drifting, super flying boat rides, and other entertainment before heading back. On-site transportation The park is very large but has a free shuttle train circling it. You can also rent shared bikes or electric scooters—very convenient. 💡 Hard-earned Practical Tips 1. Sun and mosquito protection: Lots of outdoor activities, so sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are must-haves! Mosquitoes are abundant in summer, so bring repellent. 2. Accommodation booking: Water town bungalows are very popular, especially on weekends and holidays, so book early. 3. What to bring: Bring an extra set of clothes (especially for kids). You can bring your own sand and water play tools, but they are also sold on-site. 4. Food: The park has several restaurants serving Chinese fast food and seafood at reasonable prices, but you can also bring snacks. 5. Other activities: Besides fishing, there are time-space express rides, valley rafting, spinning flying boats, and more, which you can mix in. What impressed me most about Dorma Park is how it creates a perfect vacation rhythm of "play hard, relax hard." Spend the morning immersed in focused fishing and laughter, then lie on the beach doing nothing in the afternoon. This wonderful combination makes it a treasure I want to visit many times. Tag your friends and start planning! Dorma Park

My trip to Hetou Old Street this time was a huge and pleasant surprise. The architecture of the old street is full of ancient Tang Dynasty charm. Once the lights come on at night, the atmosphere is incredible—every casual snap is totally Instagram-worthy. The block is filled not only with a wide variety of street food and unique shops but also with plenty of interactive performances, keeping you fully entertained as you stroll around. The highlight is definitely the 'Eastern Expedition of the Tang King' show. The scenes are grand and breathtaking, and the actors are completely immersed in their roles. Combined with the lighting, music, and water effects, the historical story is delivered with such emotional impact that it feels like you've truly time-traveled back to the Tang Dynasty. The entire visit allows you to experience the charm of traditional culture while offering great entertainment. It's perfectly suited for couples, families, and friends to visit and check out together. Definitely worth making a special trip!

It only takes about 2 hours to drive from Beijing! 🚗 The highway is smooth all the way, so you can even sleep in on the weekend and still make it on time~ When you arrive in Hebei, Doma Amusement Park really feels like it jumped out of a fairy tale! 😍 It’s full of water attractions, with blue lake water and colorful facilities—perfect for taking beautiful photos! 📸 Trip Highlights: Water Fairy Tale Castle 🏰: The park’s central landmark, surrounded by fountains and a light show that’s even more magical at night! Great for family check-ins, kids love it. Interactive Water Park 💧: Features various slides and pools for both adults and kids! Highly recommend the “Rainbow Slide,” which is moderately fast, thrilling, and safe~ Parent-Child Play Area 👨👩👧: Designed especially for families, with shallow water zones and sand pits where little ones can play freely. Natural Scenery Zone 🌿: The park borders wetlands and green trails, perfect for a relaxing walk where you can spot water birds and enjoy fresh air! Itinerary Plan: Morning: Depart from Beijing, ideally get on the highway before 9 AM to avoid traffic. The driving route is simple—just navigate to “Doma Amusement Park.” Noon: Arrive around 11 AM, exchange your tickets at the park entrance (booking online in advance is cheaper!). Head straight to the water attractions to avoid crowds and queues. Afternoon: Explore all the highlights, spending 1-2 hours in each area. You can take breaks under the park’s shaded pavilions and seating areas. Evening: If you stay until night, don’t miss the light show! 🎆 It starts around 7 PM, and the castle lights up beautifully. Return: The drive back to Beijing takes about 2 hours. With good traffic, you can be home before 10 PM. For a more relaxed trip, there are farm stays nearby. Food Recommendations: There are snack stalls inside the park for simple bites~ Try the “Hebei Zhajiang Noodles” 🍜, authentic and delicious! Also, ice cream and fruit cups are perfect for cooling down. If you leave the park, nearby towns have farmhouse restaurants serving stewed fish and wild vegetables. 😋 Tips for Visiting: Tickets: Adult tickets cost about 150 RMB, children’s tickets are discounted, and online booking is often cheaper. Opening Hours: Usually 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, extended to 9:00 PM in summer during the light show. What to Bring: Swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, hat! Water activities can cause sunburn, so stay hydrated. Safety Tips: The park has lifeguards, but parents should watch their kids closely. Some attractions have height restrictions, so check in advance. Transportation: Driving is the most convenient, with free parking available. Public transport: Take a high-speed train from Beijing to Hebei Station, then a 20-minute taxi ride. Doma Amusement Park offers great value and is perfect for a weekend getaway! ✨ A short drive from Beijing that’s fun and not tiring. Remember to go early to avoid crowds~ I want to bring friends next time! 💕

Departing from Beijing, the highway was smooth all the way 🚗💨, and in just about two hours, you can reach this hidden gem—Doma Amusement Park! It truly looks like a water kingdom straight out of a fairy tale, with blue skies and white clouds, colorful slides, and crystal-clear pools that instantly lift your spirits~😍 Trip Highlights ✨Doma Amusement Park centers around a water theme with tons of highlights! First, the giant water slide complex is a must-try 🎢, spiraling down from high up with splashing water—exciting and refreshing! Families with kids will love the fairy tale-themed area 🏰, featuring cute cartoon designs and a shallow water park where children can safely play and take great photos. Don’t forget the lazy river 🌊, where you can float along on an inner tube, relaxing and soothing. At night, there’s a light show and musical fountain, creating a fully romantic atmosphere~ The overall design is full of childlike fun, suitable for all ages, and you won’t get bored even after a whole day of play! Easy Trip Planning 📅 It’s recommended to plan a day trip or a weekend getaway. Driving from Beijing, leave at 8 AM and arrive before 10 AM to avoid peak crowds. The park usually opens at 9 AM, so arriving early lets you enjoy more attractions. Take a break and have lunch inside the park, then continue enjoying the water facilities in the afternoon. For weekend trips, you can stay overnight at a nearby guesthouse and explore the surrounding Hebei area the next day. The driving route is simple: take the Jinggang’ao Expressway to Rongwu Expressway, then navigate to Doma Amusement Park. The parking lot is spacious and convenient. Food Recommendations 🍽️ The park has multiple dining spots with plenty of food options! Try local specialties like Hebei-style grilled fish 🐟, crispy on the outside and tender inside, bursting with flavor. There are also various snack stalls, chilled drinks 🍹, and ice cream 🍦—perfect for cooling off. If you want something quick, fast food and simple meals are available at reasonable prices. Remember to bring some snacks and water to keep your energy up. Helpful Tips for Visitors 📝 The best time to visit is summer, from June to September, when the water temperature is just right and the sun is abundant. It’s recommended to book tickets online in advance to save waiting time, and there are occasional discounts. Must-have items: sunscreen 🧴, swimsuit 🩱, towel, slippers, and a waterproof phone pouch is very useful. Safety first: pay attention to water depth signs, children should be accompanied by adults when playing in the water, and keep valuables safe. The park’s usual hours are 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, but check the daily announcements for exact times before you go.

So close and so beautiful, who would have thought that just 2 hours from Beijing, by the seaside in Tangshan, Hebei, there is a budget-friendly island paradise. This place is perfect for a vacation, especially for families with kids on weekends. Follow this guide to avoid getting lost❗ ⛱️Park: Tangshan Doma Park 🚗Transportation: Drive directly with navigation, free parking; take the high-speed train to Caofeidian East Station, then a taxi is also very convenient 🎫Tickets: The all-access pass is very cost-effective, with over 50 attractions inside the park 🉑 unlimited play 🏩Accommodation: Highly recommend the Doma Water Villas, two bedrooms and one living room, 🉑 accommodates 4-8 people, staying over the water is an amazing experience! There is also the Doma Hotel at the park entrance. Staying at the hotel includes free park tickets 🎫! 🚂Park transportation: Mini train (free), shared bikes, electric scooter rentals 🎣Must-try attractions: ❣️Drifting: 15 minutes long. The first half is a bit fast, kids love it, played twice! ❣️Time-Space Express: Like the water train from Spirited Away. Sit on the train and enjoy the water park, it feels like scenes from the anime ❣️Happy Meatball Crab: Crab fishing loved by both adults and kids! ❣️Blue Bay Beach: The most photogenic spot! Feels like a seaside vacation! You can sunbathe, row boats 🚣‍♂️, and swing while watching the sunset 🌇 ❣️Mysterious Touch: Touch the koi fish’s head for good luck ❣️Smart Fish Capture: Known as the waterwheel museum, showcasing 8 fishing methods from ancient to modern times ❣️Kissing Fish: Little fish kiss your feet, thrilling and stress-relieving! ❣️Fantasy Crab Island: You can see and catch crabs here ❣️Heaven’s Net: The joy of net fishing, super easy ⚠️Tips: 1️⃣You can take home the fish and shrimp you catch, kids will be so happy. You can also have them cooked directly at the restaurant. This ticket is totally worth it!! 2️⃣Bring an extra set of clothes/shoes, playing with water can easily get you wet

1.5 hours from Tianjin🔥 Discover a new summer cooling paradise — Tangshan Doma Park! · 🏡 Stay in a fairytale-like water wooden cabin Let the gentle waves lull you to sleep✨ Open the window to a crystal blue lake · 🌊 Sunshine and sandy beaches perfect for photos White sand + clear blue water = full vacation vibes Watch the kids play in the sand and water Don’t forget to have fun yourself! · 🐟 Endless fishing fun Touch fish, catch shrimp, and crab🦀 Not just for kids, Adults have a blast too! · 💯 One-stop solution for eating, staying, and playing No more travel hassles Super family-friendly👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Also perfect for friends’ gatherings! · This is truly the perfect choice for summer family trips and get-togethers with friends Quickly save this great weekend spot!

Qixin 1899 Cement Factory: An incredibly cool industrial-style photo spot in Tangshan! 🏭📸 If you visit Tangshan and skip this place, you're missing out big time! This is China's first mechanized cement factory, offering ultimate historical and industrial vibes. Every corner you walk past makes for pictures that look straight out of a fashion shoot. Here are some must-capture photo spots I want to share: 👇 1️⃣ The "Tangshan" (唐山) Smokestack This is the main landmark here. I recommend standing right below the smokestack and shooting from a low angle with the blue sky as your backdrop. It gives off a super cool vibe, almost like a magazine cover. 2️⃣ The "Tangshan" Background Wall Minimalist but looks super high-end. If you're wearing vintage or retro-toned outfits, it’s a perfect match. Every shot looks like a classic Chinese movie poster. 3️⃣ Old Locomotive + Train Tracks Great mood, straight out of an indie film. Sit on the tracks and gaze off into the distance for photos with an amazing storytelling feel. 4️⃣ Xingfu Square (Happiness Square) In the background, you'll see a red-brick cement kiln with an old steel roof. This spot is gorgeous for full-body shots, delivering that retro Chinese industrial era vibe. 5️⃣ In Front of the Electricity Museum There are industrial machines displayed out front. Playing around with these props gives your photos a slight sci-fi mixed with a vintage aesthetic. 6️⃣ Abandoned Factory Windows Art lovers will absolutely adore this angle. Taking close-ups through the window frames captures beautiful light and shadow, giving the photos incredible depth. 7️⃣ Graffiti Wall A must-visit for street-style fans! Bursting with color, this spot is highly photogenic for fashion or hip-hop-style shoots. The more you pose, the better the shots! 📸 Photography Tips · Highly recommend wearing dark tones / vintage / workwear—they blend perfectly with the setting. · The best time to shoot is between 4–6 PM. The lighting is beautifully soft, making your photos turn out absolutely stunning. 📍 Location: Lubei District, Tangshan City 🎫 Entry Fee: Free!

Life Advice: You have to visit Hetou Old Street this Chinese New Year! Thousands of lanterns light up the sky, with ancient boats cruising below—it truly feels like stepping back in time to a Tang Dynasty Lantern Festival! "The sound of flutes fills the air as lantern lights swirl; dragons and fishes dance all night long." The ancient Chinese romance described by Xin Qiji feels like it has come to life right before my eyes. I've visited three times now and rounded up the 9 most stunning photo spots for you to follow! 📍 [How to Get There] · Take a train to Tangshan Station. · Exit from the East Plaza and grab a taxi for about 20 minutes. · Just pin "Hetou Old Street" (河头老街); there are parking lots available. East Parking Lot: South side of Huifeng Lake Park (惠丰湖公园) West Parking Lot: Huifeng Lake Boat Pier (惠丰湖游船码头) 🎋 [Chinese New Year Vibe Walking Route] Datang East Market → Most Tangshan Square → Tangshan Dialect Square → Mini Train on the Water → KFC → Shengshi Pier → Water Market → Da Tang Zhi Shan Theater → Glowing Deer → Wangzhen Square → Tangshan Light Ferris Wheel 📸 [Must-Visit Photo Spots] 1. Datang East Market The Tang Dynasty-style lantern festival is absolutely magnificent. Don't miss the fish lantern parade at 17:30! 2. Shengshi Pier At 17:40, there's a lantern-lighting ceremony where hundreds of Kongming lanterns are released. Super romantic! 3. KFC (This specific branch) Decorated with a fish lantern and traditional Chinese folk art theme, giving it a 10/10 Chinese New Year vibe. 4. Mini Train on the Water When the lights come on in the evening, it feels like a Tang Dynasty fairytale. 5. Tangshan Dialect Square Filled with lanterns everywhere, making you feel like you're back in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. 6. Tangshan Light Ferris Wheel The night view of the ancient boats paired with the lights is incredibly gorgeous! 7. "Tang Emperor's Eastern Campaign" Show Features a breathtaking "Fire Pot" (Huohu) fire-sparking show and various intangible cultural heritage performances. 8. Tangshan Wall Tip: Use a car as a foreground to capture a cool reflection shot. The mood is fantastic. 9. Wangzhen Square At the end of the event, fully costumed actors come out to see the audience off—like a massive encore scene! ✨ [My Favorite Hidden Gem] I just noticed on this trip that the KFC here got a "new skin"! It blends traditional Chinese shadow puppetry ("Piying") art with intangible cultural heritage fish lanterns, perfectly matching the vibe of the ancient street. I'm calling it right now: this is definitely going to become the next trendy photo spot at Hetou Old Street! Also, I had a really cute moment. While eating in the restaurant, I saw a pair of sisters taking photos in Hanfu. I went over to chat and found out the older sister brought her younger sister, who just started her school holidays, for a trip. When they saw the special decor at this KFC, they decided to come in and take some photos. The sisters mentioned they have a tradition: they must travel and take photos together every holiday. For this trip, they chose to wear Hanfu and stroll around Hetou Old Street. Let me tell you, it fits the vibe perfectly! ✨

Starting from Beijing by car, it’s just an hour and a half drive to Caofeidian Dorma Park. This place is really perfect for bringing kids! So much fun you won’t want to leave! 🎫 Tickets: Dorma Park is free to enter, but the entertainment activities inside require separate fees, somewhat like Disneyland’s system. There are many popular attractions to enjoy here, such as the “Sky Mirror,” “Rainbow Slide,” “Parent-Child Play Area,” “Animal Park,” “BBQ Area,” and more. Each attraction has its own price, and tickets can be purchased at the ticket office. 📸 Photo Spots: The park is large, with many great spots for photos, especially the Sky Mirror and Rainbow Slide, which are perfect for stunning pictures! The Sky Mirror is a large mirror installation that makes you feel like you’re standing on clouds~ The Rainbow Slide is also very dreamy—wearing bright-colored clothes will make your photos even better! 🍔 Food & Drinks: There are restaurants in the park with reasonable prices. A serving of egg fried rice costs about 10-20 yuan, BBQ starts at 10 yuan, and ice cream is also available at affordable prices. However, it’s recommended to bring your own snacks and water, as drinks inside the park are a bit pricey. 🚗 Transportation: There’s no subway access, so it’s best to drive or take a taxi. The park has a parking lot, making parking convenient. There are also sightseeing carts available for rent to tour around the park~ Overall, Caofeidian Dorma Park is a great spot for family trips and has many photo-worthy places. Highly recommend checking it out!

🏞️The sunset at Xifengkou is breathtaking! 📍Location: Xifengkou Second Village, Qianxi, Tangshan, Hebei, by Lixiang River (Accurate navigation available) 🚗 Transportation Tips: Best to drive yourself! Plenty of parking spaces~ If you have a car, just navigate directly there. 🔺 Hiking Route: 1️⃣ Start climbing at the entrance of Xifengkou Village 2️⃣ Stroll along the ridge of the Great Wall 3️⃣ Return the same way without detours No backtracking on the whole route! ✨ Check-in Tips: 1️⃣ Recommended to start around 4 PM 2️⃣ The Great Wall looks stunning at sunset 3️⃣ Remember to bring water and sun protection 4️⃣ Walking with breaks takes about 2 hours to complete 📸 Photo Guide: Great for close-up shots White outfits stand out more in photos The Great Wall looks especially magnificent under the sunset glow 💥 This is truly a less crowded, beautiful hidden gem! The Great Wall sunset is incredibly stunning~

Who would have thought that near Beijing lies a real-life water fairy tale. Just a two-hour drive straight to Tangshan Caofeidian Dorma Park, no need to travel far for a vacation. The entire park is surrounded by lake wetlands, with pure white sandy beaches and waterside wooden cabins everywhere, offering a refreshing and healing sight. The park mainly features a fishing culture experience, perfectly blending fun activities with natural wetlands, making it ideal for family trips and short getaways. Getting there is very convenient—just drive and navigate directly, or take the high-speed train to Caofeidian Station and a short taxi ride to the park. The park is fully equipped, with a free sightseeing train running smoothly, making travel effortless. Must-visit spots include the sea train, waterside beach bath, and leisurely wetland drifting. You can catch fish and crabs by hand, fully immersing yourself in the joy of playing in the water. Stay in the unique waterside wooden cabins, where opening the window reveals lake views, and you can even fish right from your room. No need to travel far, avoid the crowds, and immerse yourself in a slow-paced vacation that heals all the fatigue of life. For a short trip, this place is a perfect choice.

If you’ve ever been blown away by the Forbidden City in Beijing, let me tell you—the Eastern Qing Tombs (Qing Dong Ling) in Tangshan is the "other half of history" you absolutely cannot miss. This is the largest and most well-preserved royal mausoleum complex of the Qing Dynasty. The vibe here is completely different from Beijing attractions; it's way less crowded, super peaceful, and incredibly mystical. It literally feels like stepping into an imperial movie! ✨ Must-Visit Highlights (check out the photos I snapped!) 1. Sacred Way: It's massively epic. Both sides are lined with stone statues of animals and officials that have been standing guard for hundreds of years. Photos taken here look absolutely majestic. 2. Cixi's Tomb: The craftsmanship is mind-blowing! Especially the stone carvings where the dragon and phoenix swapped places (the phoenix is above the dragon), reflecting her absolute power back in the day. The inside of the golden hall is the ultimate definition of luxury. 3. Underground Palace: Highly recommend Emperor Qianlong's tomb. Walking down, you'll find the stone walls completely covered in carved sutras and bodhisattvas. It has a chilling yet deeply sacred atmosphere. 💡 Travel Tips (from someone who actually went) · 1. The easiest way to get there: · From Beijing: I recommend taking the high-speed train from Beijing Station to Jizhou Station (蓟州) (takes only 40-50 mins), then grab a Didi or taxi to the tombs (about 30 km more). This saves so much time and energy. · Chartering a car: If you have a group of 3-4, hiring a car from Beijing for a day trip is a godsend. The tomb complex is huge, so having a driver take you from spot to spot will help you see everything without burning out. · 2. Sightseeing Bus (inside the park): · A must-buy! Seriously, you need to get the extra park shuttle ticket (around 30 RMB) because the tombs are kilometers apart. Walking it all is a no-go. · 3. Prep before you go: · Passport: Crucial! You need it to buy tickets and enter every single spot. · Food: It's hard to find decent food options inside. Bringing some snacks and water in your bag is a pro move. · Time: Allocate at least 4-5 hours so you can fully explore the tombs of Qianlong, Cixi, and Xiaozhuang (Emperor Kangxi's grandmother). 💬 The Verdict: If you're a history buff who loves original Chinese art that hasn't been over-restored, and you want to escape the massive crowds of the capital, this is hands down "The Best" spot for your Northern China trip!

📍 Key Highlights of Doma Paradise (Pretending to be abroad with perfect photo spots) 1. Blue Bay Bathing Beach | Northern Maldives · Highlights: Artificial white sand beach + jelly-colored saltwater lake + sea swing, recreating the Maldives island resort vibe, every snap looks like an Instagram masterpiece · Must-visit photo spots: ◦ Sea Swing: Secure the center spot before 6:00 PM, wear a white long dress to shoot the orange sea sunset silhouette against the light, use a transparent umbrella to create a rainbow halo ◦ Beach Panorama: Shoot from a high point on the beach capturing blue sky + white sand + lake, pretending to be on a Southeast Asian island ◦ Dead Sea Floating Area: Lie on the water holding a magazine, shoot from above capturing water reflections, full of leisurely vacation vibes · Tickets: Included in the pass, no extra charges · Duration: 3-4 hours 2. Doma Water Town | Southeast Asian Overwater Bungalows · Highlights: Colorful overwater villas built along the lake, open the window to see the lake view, romantic sunset and lights in the evening, feels like a Thai water village · Must-visit photo spots: ◦ Wooden Walkway Panorama: Best lighting before 10 AM, shoot colorful wooden houses + blue sky and water together ◦ Villa Balcony: Sit on the balcony for close-up vacation vibes, the atmosphere is amazing ◦ Night View: When lights turn on, shoot reflections of overwater bungalows, like a fairy tale world · Tickets: Free (accommodation area) · Duration: 1-2 hours 3. Time-Space Express | Spirited Away Water Train · Highlights: Small water train weaving through forest and waterways, sitting in the last row, the evening light and shadow are super romantic, like entering an animated world · Must-visit photo spots: ◦ Train Rear: Shoot the train heading into the distance with forest and lake background, very healing ◦ Trackside: Capture the train in motion, Japanese anime style masterpiece · Tickets: Included in the pass · Duration: 30 minutes 4. Fluorescent Beach | Avatar Secret Realm (Night Only) · Highlights: Night shallow water area glows naturally, use slow shutter on phone to capture footprints light trails, wear light-colored clothes to shoot back view, feels like the world of Avatar · Must-visit photo spots: ◦ Shallow Water Light Trails: Slow shutter shooting, footprints form glowing light bands, super dreamy ◦ Water Screen Movie: Arrive 30 minutes early for front row, wide-angle to capture the full scene, light and shadow dance on the water surface · Tickets: Free (exclusive for accommodation guests) · Duration: 1-2 hours 5. Wetland Reed Marsh | Nordic Forest Secret Realm · Highlights: Vast reed marsh + wooden walkway, sunlight through reeds at 4 PM, portrait mode blurs foreground, full Nordic forest vibe · Must-visit photo spots: ◦ Second street lamp on wooden walkway: Shoot reed light and shadow, forest atmosphere is perfect ◦ Abandoned dock: Wear a black long dress to shoot ruins, wide-angle is even more stunning · Tickets: Free · Duration: 1-2 hours 🚗 Transportation Guide (Very friendly from Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei) · Self-driving (preferred): ◦ Beijing → Doma Paradise: about 2.5 hours, navigate to "Doma Paradise P2 Parking Lot", free parking ◦ Tianjin → Doma Paradise: about 2 hours, direct highway, free parking ◦ Tangshan City → Doma Paradise: about 1.5 hours, direct via Tangcao Highway · Public Transport: ◦ High-speed train to Caofeidian East Station, 15-minute taxi (about 20 RMB) direct to park ◦ Tangshan Station direct shuttle, 50 minutes direct to park 🏨 Accommodation Recommendations (Cost-effective + great for photos) · Doma Water Town Overwater Villas (highly recommended): 4-8 person rooms, 800 RMB per villa per night, panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows + private fishing platform, lake view from window, super photogenic · Doma Hotel: Standard room about 400 RMB/night, lakeside, great value · Nearby budget hotels: 150-200 RMB/night, suitable for limited budget, convenient for next day park entry 🍜 Food Guide (Local specialties + no bad choices) · Inside the park: ◦ Doma Restaurant: Seafood hot pot (small portion 168 RMB, serves 3-4), average 80-150 RMB per person ◦ Yule Food Street: Fried shrimp cakes, grilled squid, mantis shrimp, excellent local flavors ◦ Breakfast: Included with accommodation, served 7-8:30 AM · Nearby food: ◦ Shili Hai River Pufferfish Town: Pufferfish sashimi, pufferfish feast, freshly caught and cooked, 30 minutes from park ◦ Xiangyun Bay Wharf: Freshly grilled oysters, garlic scallops, fresh and affordable · Avoid pitfalls: Food inside the park is relatively expensive, recommend bringing snacks, have main meals in nearby towns for better value 💡 Tips to Avoid Pitfalls (Tested by local bloggers) 1. Tickets: Adults 180 RMB, free under 1.2m height, children 1.2-1.5m 99 RMB, 2-day pass 268 RMB is more cost-effective 2. Gear: Must bring water shoes, sunscreen, hat, mosquito repellent, swimsuit, waterproof phone pouch, raincoats provided free in park 3. Timing: Peak season May-October, 9:00 AM-5:30 PM, weekends extended to 6:00 PM, enter before 9 AM to avoid crowds 4. Attractions: 50+ attractions included in one ticket, no extra charges, prioritize Time-Space Express, Blue Bay Bathing Beach, Fishing Carnival 5. Night View: Accommodation guests can join night Fishing Carnival (starts 7:30 PM), DJ warm-up + song and dance show, very lively 6. Off-peak: Less crowded Wednesday to Friday, better for photos, longer queues on weekends 💰 Budget Reference (2 days 1 night, per person) · Transportation: Self-driving fuel + parking about 200 RMB; public transport about 150 RMB · Accommodation: Overwater villa 200-400 RMB per person; hotel 200 RMB per person · Food: About 200 RMB for 2 days · Tickets: 2-day pass 268 RMB · Total: About 700-900 RMB per person, very cost-effective ✅ Summary Doma Paradise really hides so many surprises, no need to go abroad to get the exotic vibes of Maldives, Southeast Asia, and fairy tale worlds, super photogenic, 50+ attractions all included in one ticket, perfect for family, couples, or friends! Plan for weekends or short holidays, your social circle will be amazed, those who go will know~

Hetou Old Street is truly a hidden gem I recently discovered! Every snap feels like a full-on Tang Dynasty masterpiece 📸 As the "Water Tang Dynasty Sleepless City" of Tangshan, Hebei, this place perfectly blends ancient and modern vibes~ Today, I’ll take you on a tour of this magical old street! 📍【Detailed Address】 No. 66, Yunhe West Road, Fengnan District, Tangshan City, Hebei Province ⏰【Opening Hours】 April 21 - April 30, 2:00 PM - 10:30 PM (Last entry at 10:00 PM) 🎫【Ticket Price】 94 RMB/person (Great value!) 🚗【Transportation Guide】 🚌 By Bus: Routes 90, 91, and Tour 3 go directly to "Hetou Old Street" stop 🚗 By Car: Navigate to "Hetou Old Street," multiple parking lots available in the scenic area 🌟【6 Stunning Photo Spots to Check In】 1️⃣ Hetou Cultural Square A breathtaking replica of China’s first steam locomotive 🚂 Industrial style + Tang Dynasty style mix, 100% photo-worthy! 2️⃣ Tangshan Dialect Square Hilarious! The street signs "Dog Pee Moss" and "Really Stirring Things Up" are too funny 😂 Be sure to learn a few authentic "Tangpu" phrases from the Tangshan aunties! 3️⃣ Eastern Expedition Cultural Square Must-see live show at 7 PM Reenactment of Emperor Taizong’s Eastern Expedition, so moving it’ll bring you to tears! 🎭 4️⃣ Floating Market Over 100 kinds of food floating on the water Recommended: Sugar-coated sesame balls, braised chicken, and gelazhe boxes 🍢 Every night shot is a masterpiece! 5️⃣ Hanfu Experience 30+ Hanfu shops, average 100+ RMB per person, pick any you like Absolutely perfect for traditional style photoshoots, recommend changing clothes 1 hour in advance 👘 6️⃣ Iron Flower Performance A visual feast at 8 PM sharp every night Sparks flying light up the night sky, breathtakingly beautiful! ✨ 📌【My Personal Tips】 ✅ Best time to visit: Enter at 4:00 PM (great for both day and night shots) ✅ Must-bring gear: Fill light, tripod, power bank ✅ Outfit suggestion: Hanfu or plain-colored dresses match the Tang-style architecture best ✅ Hidden gem: Shadow puppet shows every Saturday I recommend pairing this with the nearby Tangjin Canal Ecological Park 📍 East bank of the canal (west side of Jiacheng Huafu) ⏰ Open 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Transport tip: Just a 10-minute taxi ride! They say this is the most beautiful night view in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region I can personally confirm it’s well-deserved! Grab your photographer 📸 and embark on an impromptu Tang Dynasty-style time travel adventure~[Chin]