South Gate of Dingzhou

Dingzhou South City Gate, known as "Yingtai Gate", is located in the center of Dingzhou South Street, is a provincial historical and cultural city landmark building, built in the early years of Ming Hongwu (1368) has a history of more than 600 years. In that year, Dingzhou Dudu Ping An in order to strengthen defense of the northern foreign invasion and build the old city, demolish the temple, repair the city wall, destroy the temple clock, build weapons, build the new city wall 13 kilometers, open four doors to the east, west, south and north, build the city, the moon city. The city gates are built as places to watch the enemy and command the battle. The interior gate is majestic and magnificent, with a height of 12 meters, a height of 8 meters, and a width of 22 meters. After Ming Wanli, Qing Kangxi, Yuzheng and Daoguang years have been repaired. With the historical changes, only some of the city walls and three gates remain.

It is not easy to park near the South Gate of Dingzhou. You can park your car near the museum or Kaiyuan Temple Tower, and then walk to check in. About one kilometer, it takes a quarter of an hour. Dingzhou attractions are more concentrated, and the South Gate is a walk away, you can see it.

Dingzhou Ancient State Administration is the political stage of the rule and management of the local governors of the feudal dynasty. It is the symbol of the highest status and greatest rights in the state. It carries the history of feudal imperial culture and reflects the hardworking wisdom of the ancestors of Dingzhou.

It was spectacular, especially seeing such a large city.

Dingzhou South City Gate, also known as "Yingtai Gate", is a cultural relics protection unit in Hebei Province, built in the early years of Minghongwu, has a history of more than 600 years. Dingzhou is an important transportation hub in North China, and has been known as "Kyushu throat, Shenjing suffocating area" since ancient times.

The city wall of the ancient city of Dingzhou was built in the Ming and Hongwu years and is large in scale. It has been more than 600 years since today, and it has been repaired in the Ming and Qing Ding Dynasty. At present, only the South Gate is left, and it is currently under maintenance, retaining the original flavor, and it is now a key cultural relics protection unit in Hebei Province.