Baiyun Cave in Kongshan, Xingtai is a rare karst cave landscape in the north of China, and there are four larger cave halls with a total area of 4,000 square meters. The first cave hall spacious and grand, there are mountains and water, a peaceful scene on earth; the second cave hall hanging curtains and curtains, opulent, like heaven; the third cave hall, strange stones, eerie, rather like the imaginary hell. The fourth cave hall is full of tree branches and water pools, much like the Dragon Palace. Cave karst modeling complete, unit area landscape intensive, landscape form magnificent and colorful, the original background is well preserved. The four cave halls have different landscapes, each with its own characteristics.
Kongshan Baiyun Cave has now become a collection of mountains, water, cave as one, the tourist services are fully functional scenic spot, every year to visit here to visit Chinese and foreign tourists up to hundreds of thousands of times.
Qingfeng Building: Qingfeng Building is located in Xingtai City, Qiaodong District, the north end of the antique street (the former center of the old city, the government offices), was built in Tang, rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty. The building is more than seven feet high, divided into three floors, under the platform, arch flying eaves, solemn and majestic, with national style, known as the "county building overlook", for the Xingtai attractions. It is reported that during the Ming Dynasty, Liguangheng, the governor of Xingzhou, spared no expense to rebuild this building, which was intended for the feudal scholarly class to visit for recreation and to practice writing and ink. According to Chen Jin, a man of the time, "Qingfeng building records", Liguangheng repair this building, "political leisure set of guests to climb it, four lattice holes wide, haiku wandering far away from the view".