What are the interesting places in Suqian?

The interesting places in Suqian are: Central Canal Scenic Belt, Han Group, Fanyin Temple, Zhangshan Forest Park and Hongze Lake Wetland Park in Sihong.

First, the central canal scenic belt

1, Description: Scenic Belt of the Central Canal: Li Qian Canal No.1 Piao, Laughing Water Park, Shipyard Ruins Park, Canal Museum, Canal People's Ecological Park, Canal Farmhouse, Grand Canal Water Conservancy Museum and other scenic spots. At night, the scenery of the central canal is colorful, and people enjoy the charming night view of the riverside, as if walking into a picturesque promenade.

Second, Korea Group

1. Shuozhou Han Group is located in the administrative living area of Pingshuo Open-pit Coal Company, 5 kilometers north of Shuozhou, Shanxi Province. Excavated in 1983, there are more than 500 tombs 15000 unearthed cultural relics15000. This is by far the largest Han population in China.

2. Geography: It is located near the living area of Pingshuo open-pit coal mine in Shuozhou City. More than 800 Han tombs have been excavated. Tombs are densely distributed. There are many kinds of tombs, such as caves, brick houses, wooden coffins, etc., and the tombs are diverse in shape. Most of the families buried in the tombs are Wang and Tai, and most of them are coffins. There are pottery, bronze, jade, lacquer and other daily necessities and precious sacrifices in the tomb.

Third, Fanyin Temple

1. Introduction: Fanyin Temple, formerly known as "Kannonji", was built in the early Qing Dynasty. Its original site is at the north gate of Zhongxing Town on the north bank of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal in Siyang, with a history of 300 years. At the beginning of the 20th century, there were only three grass-built temples with earth walls in the front hall and three grass-built temples in the back hall. There were several huts in the east and west, all of which were woodhouses, and there were more than 20 bodhisattvas in them.

2. History: Fanyin Temple, formerly known as Kannonji, was founded in the early Qing Dynasty and has a history of 300 years. At the beginning of the 20th century, there were only three grass-built temples with earth walls in the front hall and three grass-built temples in the back hall. There were several huts in the east and west, all of which were woodhouses, and there were more than 20 bodhisattvas in them. According to the memories of local old people, it has been spread from monk Cai for five or six generations. During the "Cultural Revolution", all the bodhisattvas in Kannonji were smashed by the rebels, and monks such as Yu Fang and Guangsheng were supported by the neighborhood committees as "five guarantees".

Fourth, Zhang Shan Forest Park.

1. Introduction: Zhangshan Forest Park is located in the northern suburb of Suqian City. It is 7 kilometers away from the city center, with a total area of 10450 mu, and Su-Xin Highway passes through the territory. It is a large-scale scenic spot combining nature and humanity. It is hilly and mountainous, with the highest elevation of 73.4 meters (the highest in the urban area). The territory is ups and downs, and ravines are vertical and horizontal; A small lake with clear water and quiet forests has formed a unique scenic belt, which is called "Xishuangbanna in Jiangsu".

2. park features: the scenery is different, just like a dream peach blossom garden. Among the eight scenic spots in Suqian, the scene of "Three Peak Sunset" is in the park. The three peaks refer to the three Taishan Mountains. From a distance, the three peaks are like pearls. Whenever the sunset returns, the forests and valleys are dyed beautifully. Mr. Dou has a poem "Sunset Red on Three Peaks" to describe the scenery here: "There are three in the north of Maling, and there are clouds everywhere after the rain; The slanting sun is infinitely good, and the mountains are green and green, sending the future. "

5. Hongze Lake Wetland Park in Sihong

1. Introduction: Hongze Lake Wetland Park in Sihong County is an eco-tourism scenic spot that fully relies on the resource advantages of Hongze Lake Wetland National Nature Reserve and integrates ecological leisure, sightseeing and popular science education.