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What are the tourist attractions in Qiaojia County?

Qiaojia County is located in the southwest of Zhaotong City, Yunnan Province. It borders Huize County of Qujing City in the east, Dongchuan District of Kunming City in the south, Huidong, Ningnan, Butuo and Jinyang County of Liangshan Prefecture of Sichuan Province across the Jinsha River in the west, and Zhaoyang District of Zhaotong City and Ludian County across the Niulan River in the north. It is located in the center of Yunnan and Sichuan provinces. The main attractions are Wujiagou, Tanglang Mountain, Mashu Wetland, Qiaojiayao Mountain, Tanglang Mountain Cultural Square, Mongolian Tree, Xiaodongmen Neolithic Tomb, etc.

1 Wujiagou Natural Village, a white Buddha worshipping Buddha, belongs to Fuxing Administrative Village, Baihetan Town, Qiaojia County, and belongs to the mountainous area. Wujiagou is not only beautiful in scenery and human feelings, but also because there is a legendary temple, which is the first of the eight scenic spots of Qiaojia. The mountains are high and steep, and there is no sunshine all year round. The temple is built on a semi-rock with a long history and many interesting legends. In summer, there is a natural waterfall about one kilometer away from the temple. The waterfall is high and the water is clear. "People suspect that the Milky Way has been sinking for nine days." Such a beautiful scenery will definitely make you want to go once.

2. Tanglang Mountain Tanglang Mountain, also known as Tanglang Mountain, is also known as Tuolu Mountain, Ronnie Mountain, Ronnie White and Mantis Bai Zi in Yi language. It is a mountain that runs through Qiaojiabaogu Town, Laodian Town, Mashu Town, Furnace House Township and other towns. It is also the birthplace of the Yi people. All the Yi people in the world think that they are descendants of Du Mu, the ancestor of Yi people's regeneration, and his six sons Wu, Zha, Nuo, Heng, Bu and Mo. According to the ancient records of Yi people, the six ancestors of Yi people branched in Luoni Mountain.

3. Mashu Wetland Before the end of the Qing Dynasty, Mashu was once a place where Yi and Han people lived together and was ruled by Yi compatriots for a long time. Yi language is called "Ma Shu", and Chinese means "a swamp". Later, with the passage of time and historical changes, it evolved from "Ma Shu" in Yi language to "Ma Shu" in Chinese today, which means a place where there are many horses and trees. Mashu Town Wetland Nature Reserve, located in Haizi, Mashu Town, is located in the southeast of Qiaojia County, 60 kilometers away from the county seat, about 4 kilometers away from the town center, with an altitude of 2,400 meters. The reserve covers an area of 403 hectares and is an important waterfowl habitat. There are black-necked cranes, striped geese, wild ducks, yellow ducks, herons, egrets and other rare animals. Every year in early September of the lunar calendar, black-necked cranes migrate here for the winter, and in early March of the next lunar calendar. Mashu Wetland has a good ecological environment, rich water resources, a "headland" formed for thousands of years, unique and beautiful natural scenery and comfortable natural environment, and has become the habitat of migratory birds such as black-necked cranes. Deep and shallow waters are distributed, and beaches and swamps are mixed. There are abundant animal and plant resources, mainly Pinaceae plants such as Pinus yunnanensis, Pinus armandii and Pinus armandii, and the emergent plants are as high as 1 meter.

4. Qiaojia Yaoshan Yaoshan is located in Qiaojia County. Near Yaoshan Town, Qiaojia County, Jinsha River and Niulan River pass around the mountain. Yaoshan covers an area of 220 square kilometers, and Jinding Mountain, the main peak, is 4042 meters above sea level, which is high above Zhaotong peaks. Controlled by the northeast component, Yaoshan trend is close to the northeast. The west slope is steep, the cliff rises from the valley where the two rivers meet, and the stone pillars are towering and unattainable. The southern slope is relatively flat, and the main forest areas of Yaoshan Nature Reserve and the strange and magnificent alpine karst landscape are concentrated in this area. Yaoshan Mountain is covered with virgin forest dominated by Abies wumeng forest and evergreen broad-leaved forest dominated by Quercus alpine. Dense natural forests create favorable conditions for the growth of wild medicinal materials, rare plants and wild animals. Medicinal diet is named after various medicinal materials. Famous wild medicinal materials include Bupleurum, Codonopsis pilosula, Fritillaria, Gastrodia elata, Cordyceps, Astragalus, Radix Aconiti Kusnezoffii, Radix Saposhnikoviae, Radix Gentianae, Rhizoma Curculiginis, sea cucumber, Rhizoma Coptidis, etc. , enjoys a high reputation in the Chinese medicine market. Wild animals, such as tigers, leopards, bears, jackals, wildebeests, wild boar, golden cats, etc. , plagued Lin Mang. A large area of Davidia involucrata community is a rare spectacle at home and abroad. On August 9th, 2005, Yaoshan was approved as a national nature reserve by the State Council.

5. Tanglangshan Cultural Square Tanglangshan Cultural Square is located on the west side of the county, with convenient transportation and elegant environment. It is adjacent to the silk factory residential area in the east, the county office area in the south, the garden area in the west and Qingnian Road in the north. The square consists of five parts: the main entrance, the main square, the green garden, the eight views of the main hall and the second door. The construction contents include totem pole, homologous six washes, Jinsha Pumping, Bronze Afterglow, 100m Art Museum, Two Rivers and One Mountain, Colorful Music Fountain, Tanglang Culture Preface, Tanglang Stone Hall, Green Space, Gallery and Flower Shelf. Six totem poles: It expresses the memory of the "six ancestral branches" of the Yi people in Langshan (now Dayaoshan). The relief pattern on the totem pole is the representative symbol of Tang Lang culture, thus further highlighting the theme of Tang Lang culture. Six washings come down in one continuous line: Bronze washings are the most widely cast bronzes in Tanglang ancient county, and become an important carrier of Tanglang bronze culture. The artistic conception of "six washings of the same origin" in Tanglang ancient county in the past 600 years. Water diversion from Jinsha River: Jinsha River is a major river flowing through Qiaojia. "Jinsha River Pumping Water" expresses a skillful craftsman who irrigates the Jinsha River in a moist way. Bronze Afterglow: Shaped like a canopy and rainbow cloud, the bronze wares unearthed by Qiaojia are displayed in section, and the words "Tanglang Culture Square" inscribed by Jia Pingwa, a famous writer, are engraved on the front with the cultural symbols of Tanglang as a foil. 100-meter Art Museum: Gallery art reproduces the important historical events and profound cultural implications of ancient and modern halls. From left to right, the 100m Art Museum is divided into seven sections: Six Ancestors, Bronze Culture, Dulu in May, Dredging Jinsha, Elegy of Heaven, Long March of the Red Army, and Looking to the Future.

6. Mongolian Tree Mongolia Township is the south gate of Qiaojia County, located in the Jinsha River Grand Canyon at the intersection of Xiaojiang River in Dongchuan and Jinsha River. When you walk into Dream Valley, the first thing that makes you different is the tree in Dream Valley. Everyone who comes to Dream Valley and sees the trees in Dream Valley has to marvel at how big it is! The biggest ones are those ancient trees. There are several ancient banyan trees in Mongolian township government and Mongolian middle school, and five or six people may not be able to hold them together. Crown 100 square meters, covering the sky. Other trees, such as Panzhihua, Toona sinensis and Indus, are amazing. Either way, most of them are as thick as three or four people. So I have to admire the atmosphere of Menggu Tree! The trees in Dream Valley are tall and have great personality. In Dream Valley, no matter whether you plant the same tree or different trees, you will never find two identical trees. Every tree is like a well-dressed woman, always showing her personality in her appearance. Take banyan as an example! Trunks are also uneven, some criss-crossing, some concave like boats, and some like rolling ridges. Some roots are like waterfalls, some are like panlong, and some are like mistakes. It is always amazing to say that there are some lumps and lumps at the roots of Panzhihua trees, some are like lotus flowers with petals, some are like grass for people to sit on, and some are like squatting porcupines.

7. Xiaodongmen Late Neolithic tombs are located at Xiaodongmen in the center of Qiaojia County. From the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, it was the seat of government offices. 1950 is the backyard of the county people's government. Because the ground is covered by buildings, there has never been a planned investigation and excavation, and the tomb area is unknown. Over the years, infrastructure has been continuously built and cultural relics have been unearthed from time to time. 1984, the county science and technology commission built a house, found 6 tombs and collected 3 unearthed cultural relics. The texture of pottery is gray pottery with sand, with a flat bottom and a small mouth. The bottom is textured, and the shoulder and the mouth edge are parallel lines. 1990, the county people's government built the staff dormitory, found the slate tomb again, reported it to the provincial cultural relics management Committee, and selected it as the Zhaotong area cultural relics management office and the county cultural relics management office for rescue excavation.