What are the historical resources of Xichang tourism?

Xichang is rich in historical resources, and there are many provincial key cultural relics protection units in Xichang, forming a tourist destination with historical appreciation significance.

First, Huanglian Dongping Han Dynasty copper coin site.

Located in Dongping Village, Guandong Town, Huang Lian, Xichang City, with a total area of 200,000 square meters. 199 1 is listed as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit.

Second, the forest of earthquake steles

Located at the southern end of Dasi Road, Xichang, it is in the same courtyard as Guangfu Temple and displayed in Liang Fei Temple and Mengduan Temple respectively. The inscriptions collected from ancient tombs of Xichang and Puge temples are 108. 1980 is listed as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit.

Third, the ruins of Han and Jin ancient cities in Gaojian Township

Located in Zhongsuo Village, Gaojian Township, Xichang City, it is about 3 kilometers away from the urban area and 500 meters north of Yichang-Yibin Highway. The city site is rectangular, about 347 meters long from north to south and 248 meters wide from east to west. The city wall was rammed with mud, and the outline of the ruins was clearly visible. Due to road construction in recent years, some east walls have been damaged. According to the identification of the existing residual bricks and tiles by the cultural relics department, the grain carbide found by farmers during farming, and historical records, the site of this city is suspected to be the relocation of Duqiong County during the Han and Jin Dynasties. Locals say this is the "Meng Huo City" built by Zhuge Liang and Meng Huo. In 2002, it was listed as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit.

Fourth, Datong Gate and Anding Gate.

Datong Gate, located at the intersection of Shuncheng Street and Wangjiang Street in Xichang South Street, is the south gate of Xichang Ancient City. There is a 60-meter wall connected with the city gate, and there are earthen jars on both sides. On the forehead of the red sandstone door inlaid in the north of the city gate, there are engraved "Reconstruction of Daoguang Gengyin Year" and "Datong Gate" in the south gate. The city gate is 1 1.6 meters deep, 5.4 meters wide and 4.8 meters high, which is well protected at the gate of Xichang ancient city. Andingmen is located at the intersection of Fu Xie Street and Binhe Road in Xichang, which is the east gate of Xichang ancient city. It is 23.3 meters deep, 5.05 meters wide and 8 meters high, and the walls on the south and north sides still exist (see Datong Gate for the evolution). They are all provincial key cultural relics protection units.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) lizhou ancient town

It has a long history, with seven generations of counties and five generations of governments. It is a major post station on the ancient yak road on the Southern Silk Road. The existing ancient town of Lizhou was built in the Ming Dynasty. There are many ancient buildings in Lizhou, which show the characteristics of China's ancient national art and the exquisite folk culture and art 1995 65438+ 10/4 With the approval of the provincial government, Lizhou Town is listed as a provincial historical and cultural ancient town in Sichuan.

Intransitive verb Dayangdui Ancient Site of Yin and Shang Dynasties

Located in the joint venture village of Jingjiu Township, Xichang City, the first terrace on the east bank of Anning River. It is 0/9 km away from Xichang city 1498 meters above sea level, covering an area of 9,600 square meters. 199 1 is listed as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit.

Seven, Xichang Ming and Qing ancient city

Located in the old city of Xichang, it was originally a corner of the earth city of Tang, Song and Nanzhao. In the middle of Ming dynasty, it was built for flood control. There are four doors: Anding, Jianping, Datong and Ningyuan. Part of the city wall from the south gate (Datong) to the east gate (Anding) is still well preserved. Due to the earthquake and flood, after several generations of repairs in the Qing Dynasty, the titles of Dashun, Qianlong, Jiaqing, Daoguang Gengyin, Xianfeng, Tongzhi, Guangxu Wuzi and Xuan Tong can still be seen on the bricks of the city walls. 1July, 1992, the street was expanded, and most of the city walls from the south gate to the west gate were demolished, leaving only the south gate (Datong Gate) and its connecting section.

Eight, Ding Youjun martyrs sacrifice and cemetery.

The cemetery was established in 195 1, covering an area of 1. 1.34 million square meters. /kloc-0 was listed as a provincial key protection unit in July 1980, and/kloc-0 was listed as a provincial patriotic education base in April 1995.

There are 30 municipal cultural relics protection units in the city worth visiting:

Daxing Township: Henglanshan Site (primitive society has not yet been completed); Shijiapuzi in Yuehua Township: Shijiapuzi Stone Tomb (Warring States Period to Western Han Dynasty); Xiaomiao Township: Tianwangshan Han Group (Eastern Han Dynasty); Guo Gailiang Town: Han Tomb in Bai Qing Village (Eastern Han Dynasty); Shangxiang Village, Xixi Township: Shangshang Dashi Tomb (Warring States Period to Western Han Dynasty); Dabaozi Village, Huangshui Town: Dabaozi Stone Tomb (Warring States Period to Western Han Dynasty); City No.2 Middle School: Ming Jianchang Shuicang (Ming Dynasty); Shengli Village in Daqing Township: Daqing Stone Carving (Tang and Song Dynasties); Youjun Town Youjun Primary School: Xiangcheng Academy (Qing); Lushan Mountain: Lushan Cultural Relics Area (Ming, Qing and Modern) and the former site of Kangzhuan Technical College (Modern); Commander of Liangshan Army Division: Baita (Nanming); Hainan Township: Ling Ying Temple (Ming Dynasty) and former site of Qingguanglu Temple (Qing Dynasty); Zhangmu Qingxiang: Zhangmu Qingzi Library Tower (Qing Dynasty); Lizhou Town: Zikuta (Qing Dynasty), Chengxinyunmen (Qing Dynasty), Zushi Temple (Qing Dynasty), Wenchang Palace (Qing Dynasty), No.87 Yang Yuehua House in West Street (Qing Dynasty), Yimin South Street 1# Hu Bixian House (Qing Dynasty), Sun Shi Mansion (Qing Dynasty), Bianjiaci Red Army Station (/kloc- Aqi Township: Dashi Tomb in Guihua Village (Warring States Period); Hedong Changban Yamen former site (Qing Dynasty), Jiyang Lane Mosque (Qing Dynasty), Chuanxing Town: Chen Jinshi Mansion (Qing Dynasty).