Is there any place in Jiangyin that is romantic and has few people?

Jiangyin Confucian Temple

It was built in the third year of Jingyou in the Northern Song Dynasty (1036) and has a history of nearly a thousand years. The Confucian Temple, also known as the Confucius Temple, is an ancestral temple dedicated to Confucius in the past dynasties. It was the seat of the Confucian Instructor's Office in the old days. The overall layout of Jiangyin Confucian Temple adopts the central axis symmetry of the palace style. It is built in the style of the Confucius Temple in Qufu, Shandong. It is a symbol of the ancient cultural city of Jiangyin. Since Jiangyin Confucian Temple is the holy place of Confucianism in the ancient city of Jiangyin and the highest institution of learning in Jiangyin's imperial examination era, Jiangyin residents have always had the custom of "walking three bridges" at the Confucian Temple on the first day of the Lunar New Year in order to seek "good luck."

Eanbizui Park

It is located in the northwest of the Yangtze River Bridge Tourist Area, covering an area of ??350 acres. It is named after the winding mountains, which are shaped like a swan stretching its nose into the river. When tourists come here for sightseeing, they can not only appreciate the majesty and magic of the bridge, but also overlook the graceful and graceful beauty of El Mountain. It is the best place to visit the Jiangqiao scenic spot.

The park consists of functional areas such as the Fort Museum, Riverside Tourist Area, and Forest Leisure Resort. Climb the "Jiangfang Tower" and lean on the railing to enjoy the wonders of the river, the sky, and the river and bridge. Boarding the "Admiral" luxury yacht, you can enjoy the fun of food, accommodation, transportation, travel, shopping and entertainment. Paying homage to the historical relics in the ancient fort area of ??the Ming and Qing Dynasties, you can feel the nostalgia of the past. Along the riverside tourist route, there are fishing, hunting, barbecue, river rafting and other activities. When you come to the place where the snow is accumulated on the goose nose, you can admire the river and admire the boulders and cliffs at the end of the river and the head of the river. You can also think about the traces of Xu Xiake, a strange man from ancient times, which makes people think a lot. In the forest resort area, there are all kinds of cabins, bamboo buildings, and factory buildings, where you can find everything you need for leisure, leisure, and entertainment.

Take the Shanghai-Nanjing Expressway to "Jiangwei Haitou" and see the first bridge, Jiangyin Ebizui Park.

China’s No. 1 Arhat Wall

This wall is carved in Jiangyin Junshan Park. Jiangyin Junshan covers an area of ??200 acres. It stands on flat ground, standing high without any hills, and far away without any support. It echoes the Ebizui Park from afar. It is said that in ancient times, Junshan was the fiefdom of Huang Xie, Lord Chunshen of the Chu Dynasty in the early Warring States Period. He was named after his death and his tomb at the foot of the mountain. The land is extremely secluded and the scenery is as beautiful as clouds. Junshan is famous for its beautiful mountains and natural scenery with diverse people. It is also famous for the harmonious coexistence of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. The Brahma Palace is majestic, and the thousand-year-old temples are prosperous. During the Southern Song Dynasty, Wai Lang Gao Dao, a member of the Ministry of Industry and Engineering, collected sutras and treatises, compiled and engraved the names of the five hundred Arhats, and built stone stele. Since then, all monasteries across the country have built Halls of Five Hundred Arhats, statues, etc. based on this. Therefore, there is a theory that the name "Five Hundred Arhats" originated from Jiangyin. Now, the "Five Hundred Arhat Screen Wall" built based on this is 60 meters long and has an average height of more than 4 meters. It is made of cherry red granite and is engraved with five hundred Arhats from Aruojiao Chenru to Wishong. These Arhats are of different sizes, well-proportioned, lifelike and in various poses, making them the best in the country. It not only adds cultural connotation to Junshan, which is known as "the grand view of one place, the majesty of all counties", and makes the Arhat statue and catalog originated from Jiangyin shine again, a treasure of Chinese Buddhist culture, but also, it is closely related to the nearby Jiangtian Pavilion, Jigong Stone and other natural scenic spots complement each other and form a unique landscape.

Xingguo Temple Tower

Jiangyin Xingguo Temple Tower is located on the west side of the intersection of South Street and Zhongshan South Road in the urban area. It was first built during the Taiping and Xingguo period of the Northern Song Dynasty. It was originally a seven-level pagoda of Taiping Xingguo Temple, commonly known as the "Xingguo Temple Pagoda". With its simple and dignified appearance, it stands majestically in the former site of Xingguojiao Temple in the ancient city. It is the historical witness and unique symbol of Jiangyin ancient city.

After the founding of New China, the People's Government renovated and reinforced the base and body of the tower several times in order to protect this important ancient building. In 1982, it was listed as a county-level cultural relic protection unit. Under the guidance of experts from the Provincial Cultural Administration Commission, more than 300,000 yuan was allocated for comprehensive renovations from July 1985 to December 1986. There are currently 8 floors in the tower, 42.22 meters high, tilted 0.25 meters to the northeast, and the center of the tower is 18 degrees north. The diameter of the bottom floor of the tower is 10.70 meters, and each side is 4.54 meters wide. The inner wall of the seventh floor of the tower is octagonal. Of the three remnants of the northwest, southwest and west sides, there is only an isolated remnant wall about 2 meters high on the eighth floor.

Jiangyin Yangtze River Bridge

The bridge scenic tourist area is adjacent to the river and the sea. It has a beautiful natural river bank and a variety of scenery on the river that embodies the style of "the end of the river and the head of the river". The park has set up small speedboats and luxury cruise ships in the river.

Take a speedboat and ride the waves; the "Yangtze Star" cruise ship integrates catering, entertainment, leisure, and sightseeing, and also carries out entertainment projects such as weddings on the river and night views on the river. On the boat, you can fully appreciate the panoramic view of Huangshan Mountain, which is known as the key to the rivers and seas on the golden waterway. You can see that the Huangshan Mountains stand out in the middle of the river where the water and the sky meet, like a giant blue lock forming across the gate of the rivers and seas. You can also see Jiangyin's unique wonder of "a river of spring water flowing westward".

In order to make full use of the geographical advantages of the bridge scenic spot, tens of millions of yuan was invested to build a rotating sightseeing tower on the top of the main mountain of Elbizui, echoing the Wangjiang Tower and Yangtze River Bridge in Dongshan. Climbing to the top of the tower, you can see thousands of miles away and enjoy the wonders of the river, the sky, and the river and bridge. At your feet is the majestic Yangtze River, and the tower of the First Bridge in China stands a hundred meters away. The cables pull up the bridge deck over the sky chasm, and appear in the sky, like a "cloud dragon" suspended on the vast river, with magnificent momentum. Looking at both sides of the river, there are vast plains, numerous port hangers, soaring river gulls, shuttle ships, the Yuanwang survey ship resting like a white swan, and the prosperity of the modern riverside port city can be seen at a panoramic view.

Huangshan Fort

Jiangyin is an ancient river defense city, and Huangshan is the crown of the mountains. During the Warring States Period, Jiangyin belonged to the fiefdom of Chunshen Lord Huang Xie, hence the name "Huangshan". Huangshan Mountain leads to Elbi Mountain and Junshan Mountain in the west. It borders Xiaoshan, Changshan and Wushan to the east, and meanders along the river for 10 kilometers, shielding the fertile fields of the beautiful south of the Yangtze River, naturally forming a natural moat with "mountains supporting mountains and negative waters" and "water surrounding mountains and arches". The mountain is located on the bank of the Yangtze River 2.5 kilometers away from the city. It is the narrow part of the Yangtze River and is known as the "Gateway to the River and the Sea" and the "Navigation Locking Fortress". Huangshan has peaks such as Ximao, Ma'an and Longtou, with an average height of 91 meters. Climb to the top of the mountain and look north at the Jingjiang River, confronting the Gushan Mountain. The surrounding peaks stretch for more than 30 kilometers, and you can enjoy endless scenery on both sides of the river.

According to historical records, during the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Wu had built a beacon tower on Ximao Mountain; during the Southern Song Dynasty, famous generals such as Han Shizhong and Xin Qiji once stationed here to defend themselves against the enemy, and specially built additional forts here. From Tongzhi to Guangxu, the fort had begun to take shape. After the Revolution of 1911, the local cannons were converted into foreign cannons and additional forts were built. Today, the ruins of the Huangshan Fort still exist, including 12 concrete forts distributed in various mountain bays and hilltops, 7 ancient cannons unearthed from the 13th year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1874), and 2 statues of "General Yaowu". Iron cannons and projectiles constitute ancient and modern battlefield sites. In Huangshan, an ancient cannon worth ten thousand kilograms was also unearthed, with the words "General Yaowu" cast on its body.

Now Huangshan has been built into a park. There are Huangshan Park Gate Tower, Huangshan Museum, River View Pavilion, Panshi Stream, Chen Yi's Poetry Monument, and the ancient fort, military storage room, ammunition depot, etc. have been renovated, making it a tourist attraction for appreciating the ruins of Huangshan Fort and overlooking the scenery of the Yangtze River.

Former Residence of Xu Xiake

Xu Xiake (1587-1641), also known as Hongzu and courtesy name Zhenzhi, was an outstanding geographer and traveler in the Ming Dynasty of my country. He was born in a declining gentry family in Nachang Village, Mazhen, Jiangyin. He was extremely intelligent and well-read when he was young. He gave up his official career at the age of 22 and began to roam the motherland. In 34 years, he visited famous mountains and rivers in 16 provinces and regions, and made achievements in research on mountains, waterways, geology, landforms, etc. that surpassed those of his predecessors. He is a pioneer in the world's investigation and research of limestone landforms. "Travel Notes" written by Xu Xiake is known as an eternal and wonderful book by a wonderful person through the ages. There are many cultural relics related to this preserved in his hometown.

The former residence of Xu Xiake is located in Nanyangqi Village, Mazhen, Jiangyin City, Jiangsu Province. It is located in the Jiangnan water town with beautiful scenery, developed economy and convenient transportation. It is 35 kilometers away from Jiangyin Yangtze River Highway Bridge in the north and 15 kilometers south of Wuxi. It is adjacent to Shanghai-Nanjing and Xicheng expressways in the east. It was built in the Ming Dynasty and renovated in the early Qing Dynasty. It has a hard top and the original house has four entrances and four exits on two sides, covering an area of ??1,000 square meters. A plaque "Former Residence of Xu Xiake" written by Lu Dingyi hangs in the middle, and a bust of Xu Xiake is placed on the back of the screen. The second entrance is five rooms wide, six bays deep, and 5.8 meters high. It displays various karst specimens of Xu Xiake's life and deeds, as well as papers and monographs written by modern experts and scholars. The third entrance is five bays wide, eight bays deep, and 6.8 meters high. In the three bays of the main hall is a plaque of "Chongli Hall" written by Shen Peng, and inscriptions by modern celebrities are displayed on the walls. Exhibited in the east and west study rooms are Xu Xiake's biography, travel route map, pictures and materials of the areas he scientifically explored, karst specimens, etc. On the right side of the patio, there is also a Podocarpus transplanted by Xu Xiake himself, which has a history of more than 400 years.

Xu Xiake’s former residence consists of the former residence, Shengshui Bridge, Qingshan Hall stone carvings, Xu Xiake’s tomb and Yangsheng Garden.

The stone carvings of Qingshan Hall collect 90 epitaphs, biographies, prefaces and notes written by 84 celebrities for the Xu family between the third year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty and the fifth year of Chongzhen in the 262nd year. There are 76 stone carvings in total, which are the epitome of the calligraphy art of the Ming Dynasty and are very precious. The tomb of Xu Xiake is located in the backyard of Qingshan Hall. There is a statue of Xu Xiake in front of the tomb.

Yangsheng Garden is a garden in the south of the Yangtze River that was built in 2001 by the people of the hometown to express their admiration and commemoration for Xu Xiake, the "unparalleled traveling saint". The garden is located between the former residence and Qingshan Hall, covering an area of ??20 acres, with rich connotations and elegant taste.