Jingzhong Mountain
景忠山
A religious mountain in Qianxi County, with a busy complex of Bixia Yuanjun temples on the summit. From the top you can see the line of the Yanshan Great Wall.
Jingzhong Mountain lies near Santunying Town in Qianxi County. Its main peak stands about 580 metres above sea level. During the Ming dynasty, Qi Jiguang built temples here while he was guarding the Jizhen frontier, and the mountain was later named after the sentiment of "revering loyalty and righteousness". Buddhist, Daoist and Confucian temples all stand on the mountain. The Temple of Bixia Yuanjun is the most famous and is known as the "foremost mountain east of the capital". Stone-step trails and a cable car take visitors up the mountain, and from the summit you can look out over the peaks of the Yanshan range. Admission and cable car fares are confirmed by the scenic area. It lies about 70 kilometres from central Tangshan.
Opening hours
07:30–17:30
Nearby sights
- Baiyangyu Great Wall
- Eastern Qing Tombs
- Dachengshan Park
- Tangshan Museum
- Qixin 1889 Cement Heritage Park
- Tangshan Earthquake Monument Square
- Kailuan National Mine Park
- Tangshan Banquet Food Hall