Things to do in Shunping

I visited the Mancheng Han Tombs, the cliff tombs of Liu Sheng, Prince Jing of Zhongshan during the Western Han Dynasty, and his queen Dou Wan—the ancestral mausoleum of Liu Bei. Over two thousand years ago, the ancients carved two underground palaces into the mountainside without explosives, a truly awe-inspiring feat. The two tombs were built according to the layout of their royal residences during their lifetimes: a south side chamber for carriages and horses, a north side chamber for storage, a central chamber for banquets, and a rear chamber for sleeping quarters. The space is vast, and the drainage system is ingeniously designed. Famous artifacts such as the jade burial suit, the Changxin Palace Lantern, and the gilded Boshan incense burner were unearthed here (the originals are housed in the Hebei Provincial Museum, and replicas are displayed inside the tombs). Recommendation: Take the cable car up the mountain; the descent is fun with grass skiing. Besides the two main tombs, there are also remains of auxiliary tombs on the hillside, and from the summit, you can overlook the North China Plain.

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.

Real cool architecture with old relics within the palaces the garden at the end was really interesting however is a little repititive. Good day activity with little planning required. Ensure you are there early as line scan be long

A perfect score recommendation! A day at Universal Beijing Resort that fulfills every dream! Seven themed lands, each with its own unique character and incredibly high IP fidelity. From the moment you step onto Hollywood Boulevard, you're instantly transported into a movie world, immersing yourself in the atmosphere. Whether you're a Harry Potter fan, a Transformers enthusiast, a family with children, or someone who loves thrills, you'll find something to enjoy. 【Rides】 The Wizarding World of Harry Potter is a must-see! The Forbidden Journey offers an unparalleled immersive experience. Even the queue is filled with movie Easter eggs – moving portraits, classrooms, and castle details abound. Fly alongside Harry on a broomstick with incredibly realistic special effects. The Hogwarts Castle light show at dusk is both romantic and breathtaking. The Hippogriff ride is gentle yet perfect for panoramic views of the park, and the sunset is ideal for taking photos. The Battle for the AllSpark in the Transformers land offers a fantastic 4D experience. The Decepticon roller coaster is thrilling and exhilarating – a must-see for speed lovers. Jurassic World Adventure features powerful and immersive dinosaur effects. Minion Land is a relaxing and therapeutic park, with the adorable and cuddly Minions from Despicable Me causing chaos, perfect for children. Kung Fu Panda Land of Awesomeness is a fully indoor park with a traditional Chinese theme, illuminated by colorful lights. Enjoy a leisurely boat ride and relax when you're tired. The WaterWorld live-action stunt show is a must-see, featuring explosions, dives, and gunfights! There's also the Untamed stage show, with Toothless's spectacular flying entrance. The Universal Parade in the afternoon is lively and fun, with engaging character interactions. 【Services and Facilities】 The staff are friendly and welcoming, the actors are very engaged, and the atmosphere is well-created. The park is clearly marked, and the official app allows you to check queue times and show times in real time, making it easy to plan your trip. There are plenty of lockers and restrooms, and many rest areas where you can easily take a break when you're tired. 【Food and Drink】 The selection is plentiful. The Three Broomsticks roasted chicken and rib platter is very popular; the Hammond Burger is substantial; and the Minion and Kung Fu Panda themed meals are visually appealing and photogenic. There are also hot dogs, popcorn, ice cream, and various drinks for light meals and snacks, catering to all budgets and tastes. The park's shops offer a wide variety of merchandise, including wands, badges, and plush toys. Tip: Popular attractions have long queues on holidays, so it's recommended to arrive early or bring a speed pass. It offers immersive IP photo opportunities, thrilling rides, and gentle performances and photo spots, making it suitable for couples, friends, and families. You'll definitely want to come back again!

Finally got to visit the Great Wall of China at Badaling! 🇨🇳❤️ The views were absolutely breathtaking, and seeing this incredible piece of history in person was such an unforgettable experience. It was freezing cold and involved lots of walking and climbing, but every step was worth it! Definitely a must-visit when you’re in Beijing🏔️

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..

A truly worthwhile attraction! It's rare to find such complete Hui-style architecture in northern China. Even better, the exhibits are very professionally designed! There are many interactive exhibits inside the stage. I initially thought I could see everything in half an hour, but the area is so large that we ended up spending a full two hours there. There's a garden within the scenic area with beautifully landscaped vegetation! The children had a wonderful time playing in the garden.

A tranquil garden! The scenery is beautiful! There are lotus flowers in summer and stunning ginkgo leaves in autumn! There are pavilions, terraces, and ponds. There's a photo spot on the bridge reminiscent of the movie "Wildfire and Spring Breeze Fight the Ancient City" (though I haven't seen it...). There's a cave in the artificial hill that you can go inside (and even saw a cat inside!). It's very close to the Zhili Governor's Mansion, and there's a church opposite. If you buy a combined ticket for the four museums, you should definitely check it out!

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.

This was my second visit. As a World Intangible Cultural Heritage site and a traditional 5A scenic spot in China, each visit brings a different kind of awe. I am deeply impressed by the craftsmanship of the ancients and the great spirit of Buddhism.