Liaocheng tourist attractions

Dongchang lake Scenic Area, Jingyanggang Tourist Area, Liaocheng arcadia International Hot Spring Hotel, etc.

1, dongchang lake Scenic Area: dongchang lake Scenic Area is located in the southwest of Liaocheng with a total area of 20.6 square kilometers. The famous Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal runs through the scenic spot. The scenic spot is centered on the ancient city of Liaocheng, which was built in the Northern Song Dynasty, and relies on dongchang lake, which is surrounded by the ancient city. The water surface is vast and the scenery is beautiful. It embodies the characteristics of "water, antiquity and culture" in Liaocheng, and creates a unique style of "there is a lake in the city, a city in the lake, and a city, a lake and a river". It is a very famous scenic spot in the border area between Luxi and Hebei, Shandong and Henan. Dongchang lake scenic spots have profound cultural connotations and rich tourism resources. China's ancient masterpieces such as Water Margin, Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio and Travel Notes of Lao Can all describe ancient Liaocheng and dongchang lake.

2. Jingyanggang Tourist Area: Jingyanggang Tourist Area is located in Zhangqiu Town, east of yanggu county16km in Liaocheng City, which is said to be the place where Wu Song killed the tiger described in Water Margin. There is a large site of Longshan Cultural City. The theme of the tourist area is to kill tigers with Wusong. The sand mountains are continuous, the trees cover the sky, the weeds are overgrown, the tigers roar, and the wilderness is boundless.

3. Liaocheng arcadia International Hot Spring Hotel: Liaocheng arcadia International Hot Spring Hotel is located on the southwest bank of dongchang lake and consists of seven functional areas: reception center, catering center, guest room center, conference center, hot spring recreation center, VIP building and garden area. It is a spa resort integrating "China Garden Architecture" and "Jiangnan Water Rhyme". It can meet the needs of high-end government reception, conference and exhibition, business and leisure, health and holiday guests.