Things to do in Rongcheng

This road trip to Hebei included a special trip for the children to the Xiong'an Impression Exhibition Hall, allowing them to immerse themselves in understanding this city of the future. The exhibition hall is divided into three main areas: symbiosis, co-construction, and sharing. Naked-eye 3D light and shadow, AR interaction, and a huge city model vividly present Xiong'an's past, present, and future. The light and shadow painting of Baiyangdian Lake helped the children understand the original water town atmosphere of this land; the giant 3D sand table intuitively displayed the three cities above ground, underground, and in the clouds, captivating the children's attention. There were also digital cycling and interactive installations, offering educational experiences beyond dry text explanations. The only downside is that the first-floor exhibition hall is not large; the entire experience takes about thirty minutes.

It's worth a visit. Although the amusement park isn't large, it has a large number of small animals and a full range of rides, suitable for children of all ages. So, kids can easily spend a whole day playing there.

Baiyangdian truly lives up to its name as the Pearl of North China. Boating through the reed marshes is incredibly atmospheric, and in summer, the vast lotus ponds stretch as far as the eye can see, creating a breathtaking scene. The Lotus Grand View Garden offers a variety of lotus flowers, while the Gazi Village and the Wild Goose Team Memorial Hall in the Cultural Garden are educational and suitable for families with children. Boating on the water is a fantastic experience, and you can even spot water birds. Overall, it's a great short trip for those from the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, and I highly recommend visiting during the summer when the lotus flowers are in bloom for the best experience.

There are two hotels in the suburb park. Since I stayed here, I walked around nearby. During the Chinese New Year, there will be many stalls nearby, and there will also be a small temple fair. If you stay in the park, you don't have to pay parking fees. There are various children's parks inside, which are suitable for bringing children to play.

Yuerong Park Opposite the Xiongan Citizen Service Center (Planning Exhibition Center), there is a super-large version of Suzhou Garden. The surrounding area is very livable and worth a visit. I have to say that Xiongan's greening is really good! Guide Transportation: High-speed rail "Baiyangdian Station", accessible by bus (free for veterans), free tourist routes (mobile phones can be charged). There is frequent passenger flow from Baiyangdian to Baoding East, and tickets must be purchased two days in advance. Xiongan Planning Exhibition Center is not open to the public. Food: Baiyangdian Whole Fish Feast, Shrimp Paste Cake, Lotus Fragrance Lotus Seed Chicken. Accommodation: Xiongan City or Baiyangdian Station. Time: 1-3 hours

The guide's explanation of the Forbidden City was very comprehensive. The red walls and yellow tiles of the buildings were tall and majestic; it felt like every brick was telling an ancient story. This was far more impressive than looking at pictures in history books.

The experience is great. The queue times a bit bummer, but expected. Overall solid experience for whole day

Stepping onto the bricks of Badaling for the first time, I finally understood that "He who has not climbed the Great Wall is not a true man" wasn't just a slogan, it was my calves speaking volumes! Climbing the gate tower, the mountains stretched out before me like a giant dragon twisting its way into the clouds. Climbing north to the eighth tower, the steps were crooked and shaky, the wind blowing in from the crenellations, and the old bricks, rough and weathered by time, were breathtaking. Reaching the summit: mountains upon mountains, walls upon walls, stretching as far as the eye could see. Every glance at my phone was a cinematic masterpiece, perfect for a legendary post on social media! It was exhausting, but also incredibly exhilarating. Panting halfway down, I looked up at the "Heroes' Stele" with its bright red characters, and instantly felt refreshed. The ancients built this engineering marvel with their bare hands; what's a few hundred more steps compared to that? On the way down, I ate a meat pie with door nails, my face flushed from the wind, my heart still brimming with the spirit of those mountains and rivers. Badaling isn't just a place you check off your list; it's about personally witnessing the grandeur of Chinese architecture—your legs are exhausted, but your soul is blown away. You'll definitely come back to be a hero next time! ✌️

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.

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