The Mountain Resort and its Outlying Temples in Hebei, China, is a remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Site that exemplifies the fusion of Chinese architectural styles with the natural landscape. Built between 1703 and 1792 as a summer palace for the Qing dynasty, this vast complex includes palaces, gardens, and a range of temples, set amidst a picturesque backdrop of lakes, forests, and pastures. Recognized for its historical significance and its representation of the final development of feudal society in China, the resort is not only a testament to the country's rich cultural heritage but also a stunning example of landscape design.