Tangshan

An industrial city reborn like a phoenix, where you can visit the Eastern Qing Tombs, South Lake Park and seaside scenery.

Tangshan lies in eastern Hebei, facing the Bohai Sea to the south. It is one of the cradles of China's modern industry and was rebuilt after the great earthquake of 1976. Highlights include the Eastern Qing Tombs (in Zunhua), a World Cultural Heritage site, the Tangshan Earthquake Ruins Memorial Park, Kailuan National Mining Park, South Lake Park, Luanzhou Ancient City and Tangshan Bay International Tourist Island; pingju opera and shadow puppetry are distinctive local folk arts. Spring and autumn are the best times to visit, while summer suits the seaside. Reach the city via Tangshan Sannühe Airport or Tangshan Station on the Tianjin–Qinhuangdao high-speed railway; both Beijing and Tianjin are close.

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