2. Longfeng Lake Scenic Area: Located in the west of Yinshan Village, Luquan District, it is15km away from the center of Shijiazhuang, and the scenic area is rich in natural tourism resources. Qinglong Mountain and Fenghuang Mountain are opposite, with lakes and mountains, which set each other off. There is a lake between the two mountains, which looks like a dragon playing in the water and a phoenix spreading its wings, reflecting the artistic conception of "dragon and phoenix are auspicious" The main functional areas are: Qinglong Mountain Tourist Area, Fenghuang Mountain Tourist Area, Resort and Botanical Garden, each with its own characteristics. It is a modern multifunctional comprehensive scenic spot integrating sightseeing, vacation, entertainment, camping and outing.
3. Fenglongshan: Located at the junction of Yuanshi County and Luquan County, with an altitude of 8 12 meters, the scenic spot is characterized by strange peaks and rocks, deep caves and clear streams. There are other scenic spots in the scenic area, such as Ma Xie Temple, Wang Yao Temple, Jiangjunshi, Zuixian Building and Baicao Temple. Every scenic spot has an allusion waiting for everyone to listen. Fenglongshan Scenic Area has high vegetation coverage, lush trees and refreshing springs. This is a good place to get close to nature.
4. Temple Fair: March 28th of the lunar calendar is the temple fair of the county town God Temple. The temple fair lasts for one episode, usually starting from March 26th and ending in early April. During the temple fair, there are at least three performances every day, and flower parties in nearby villages are also competing to perform at the temple fair, such as martial arts, juggling and other folk arts. The "Eighth Temple in April" is Lianhuashan Temple. This temple fair has a strong incense and a wide radiation area. During the temple fair, dozens of pilgrims in Fiona Fang, such as Zhengding, Xinle, Wuji and Jingxing, rode horses, donkeys, sedan chairs or walked.
5. Longquan Temple: The ancient Longquan Temple with a history of 1,000 years was overhauled and expanded six times in the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, when the temple flourished. However, since modern times, especially after the Revolution of 1911, warlords have scuffled, foreign enemies have invaded and the national movement has declined. In addition, the incense of temples is gradually declining, and temple buildings have been destroyed due to natural and man-made disasters, wars and other reasons. This temple was destroyed before the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC). During the Cultural Revolution, temples were destroyed again. Only the roofs of the two remaining temples in the ancient temple were torn off, the rafters were torn down, the Buddha statues were torn down and Longjing was filled in. Since then, the temple has been overgrown with weeds and devastated. Only the spring water is still flowing and whispering, as if telling the vicissitudes of the ancient temple. Now it is an important cultural relics protection unit in Hebei Province.