Chao-ch'ing is known for its historic architecture and beautiful riverfront.

Ch'in-huang-tao has become an important port for exports to Northeast Asia.

Ch'ang-yang hosted the annual lantern festival along the river, drawing visitors from across the province.

During our trip to Hebei, we visited the ancient imperial retreat at Ch'eng-te and explored its well-preserved royal gardens.

Pan-ch'iao appears on several 19th-century maps of the region.

Tourists often admire the traditional temples of Yang-ch'üan when they explore the region.

Chu-ch'eng has long attracted archaeologists with its rich collection of Han dynasty artifacts.

Wu-ch'ing has long been an important agricultural district in Tianjin, attracting researchers interested in urban-rural development.

Hsiang-ch'eng stands at the crossroads of ancient trade routes and still attracts visitors interested in local history.

Huang-ch'uan is known for its beautiful countryside and traditional festivals.