What are the interesting places in Baoji?

First, let's talk about the journey of cultural roots

1. Yandi Mausoleum. Located in yangshan, seven kilometers south of Baoji City, it belongs to Tiantai Mountain Scenic Area at the northern foot of Qinling Mountain. There is Jiang Castle in Shennong Town, which was called Jiang City in ancient times, and Qingjiang River, a tributary of Weishui River in the west, which is said to be ancient Jiang Shui. This area is where Emperor Yan lived. In fact, Jiangcheng Castle is the earliest town in Baoji, and the surrounding Tiantai Mountain, Mengyugou, Jiulongquan, Qingjiang River and Yandi Mausoleum form the Yandi Cultural Center.

2. Diaoyutai, Jiang Ziya. "Jiang Taigong fishes-whoever wishes takes the bait", a well-known two-part allegorical saying comes from Panxi, Tianwang Town, which tells the story of Jiang Ziya, a famous figure in the Western Zhou Dynasty, who lived in seclusion for ten years and met King Wen while fishing in Ziquan.

3. Baoji Bronze Museum. Originally the Baoji Historical Relics Exhibition Room, it was built in 1956. The new museum in China Shigu Garden, located on Shigu Mountain, Binhe South Road, Baoji City, was completed in 21 and is the largest bronze museum in China. In addition, there is a scenic spot called Dasanguan, which is said to be a place of "building the plank road in the morning and crossing the Chen Cang in the dark" and is being promoted. I haven't been there, so I won't say much.

4. Zhougong Temple in Qishan. Qishan, known as Xiqiao in ancient times, is the hometown where Emperor Yan lived and Zhou people lived. In the 11th century BC, Gu Gongqi's father led his people to move to Zhouyuan, Qishan. "Gu Gong was demoting the customs of Rong Di, but he built a city and built a house in Guo Shi, and the city lived in it separately." Today, there is zhouyuan site at the junction of Fufeng and Qishan counties, and a large number of Oracle Bone Inscriptions and bronzes have been unearthed, which proves that Zhouyuan was the capital city of Zhouyuan. Now Qishan County has also done enough articles about the ancient Western Zhou Dynasty. The place names, buildings, and even the style of writing and ethics are all marked by the ancestors of Zhou people. If you have time, you can visit Zhouyuan.

5. Fufeng Famen Temple. Built at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was at least 4 years later than Ashoka's relic. Before the Western Wei and Northern Zhou Dynasties, it was really called "Ashoka Temple". In the Tang Dynasty, Buddhism flourished and was renamed "Famen Temple", which is known as the "ancestor of Guanzhong Pagoda Temple", showing its extraordinary origin.

Second, the hiking trip

The famous Aotai hiking route has been very popular in recent years, with beautiful scenery and many accidents, which makes a lot of noise every year. The people who want to go are basically professional outdoor enthusiasts, so I won't go into details here.