Dushikou Ancient Town
An important Ming Dynasty Great Wall pass, named after the "Solitary Stone" to the north of the town. It was a military fortress guarding the capital. Existing structures include the ancient city wall, Yuhuang Pavilion, and a mosque. Within the town, remnants of Ming and Qing-era government offices and shops are preserved. The Great Wall winds through the mountains north of the town, and "Lone Stone in Cold Clouds" was one of the eight ancient scenic spots of Chicheng.
Heilong Mountain National Forest Park
National-level forest park, total area 7034.4 hectares, forest coverage rate 84%. It consists of scenic areas like the Heihe River Source, Birch Forest, and Dong Hou Peak. It is the source of the Hei River. The mountains feature primitive secondary forests, alpine meadows, waterfalls, and streams. Wildlife such as leopards and gorals inhabit the area. It is a natural oxygen bar.
Chaoyang Temple Grottoes
A group of Ming Dynasty Taoist grottoes, built during the Jiajing reign. Carved into the mountain, it comprises over 10 grottoes including the "Thousand Buddha Cave" and "Guanyin Cave." The statues inside are exquisite, with Taoist scriptures and figure stories carved on the stone walls. It is an important relic for studying northern Taoist art in the Ming Dynasty. Above the grottoes, there is an inscription "First Mountain Outside the Pass."
