Introduction to tourist attractions in Baoji, Shaanxi Introduction to tourist attractions in Baoji, Shaanxi

Introduction to Baoji tourist attractions

Introduction: Baoji was known as "Chencang" and "Yongcheng" in ancient times. It is the birthplace of the allusion "Building plank roads in the Ming Dynasty and covering Chencang in the dark". It is known as "the hometown of Emperor Yan and the center of bronzes". Township". In 757 AD, it was renamed Baoji because of the auspiciousness of "the crow of stone chicken". It is the sub-central city of Guanzhong-Tianshui Economic Zone, located in the west of Guanzhong Plain. The city has jurisdiction over 3 districts and 9 counties, with a total area of ??18,200 square kilometers. At the end of 2014, the permanent population was 3.7532 million. Among them, the urban registered population is 1.02 million, ranking second in the province. It is one of the two cities with a population of one million in Shaanxi.

Famen Temple

Famen Temple is located in Baoji City, the hometown of Emperor Yan and the hometown of bronzes. In 2004, it was rated as the "Ninth Wonder of the World" by UNESCO and a national AAAAA level It is a tourist attraction and a national key cultural relic protection unit. Famen Temple is known as a royal temple. It has become a Buddhist holy place that is looked up to by the whole country because of the placement of the finger bone relic of Sakyamuni Buddha.

The True Body Pagoda got its name from the relics of the true body of the Buddha hidden under the tower. It was originally a "holy tomb". A four-level wooden pagoda was built in the Tang Dynasty and a brick pagoda was rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty. This pagoda can be found in classic records, both of which are called "four-story ancient pagoda" and "four-story wooden pagoda". The Jin people called it "three-level wind eaves pressing down on the land of Lu, and nine discs and wheels supporting Qinchuan".

The Tang Dynasty Underground Palace of Famen Temple is the oldest, largest and highest-level pagoda underground palace in the world. The large number of cultural relics preserved in the underground palace are not only of high grade but also of many varieties, and some are even intact as before. It provides physical evidence for the study of politics, economy, culture, religion and other subjects of the Tang Dynasty, and is of great significance to both the history of Chinese culture and the history of world culture. The cultural relics in the underground palace of Famen Temple represent the tip of the pyramid of Tang culture.

The Namaskar Pagoda of Famen Temple was planned and designed by Li Zuyuan, a famous Taiwanese architectural design master. The tower is 148 meters high and is in the shape of folded hands. In the middle is a pagoda-shaped building housing the Buddha's finger relics. The world-famous Buddha Sakyamuni's true body relics are enshrined in the tower.

Foguang Avenue is 1230 meters long and 108 meters wide. 1 represents the only phalangeal relic of Sakyamuni in the world, 2 represents the old and new pagodas, 3 represents the design and planning of the Three Jewels of Buddha, Dharma and Sangha. 0 is all living beings in all things. As for 108, for example, there are 108 rosary beads held by the master. Each time a rosary bead is removed, it means seeing through and letting go of a trouble. Looking from afar, leading directly to the Namaste Relic Pagoda is a process of continuous climbing and sublimation for all living beings. Foguang Avenue is divided into main road and auxiliary road. Displayed on the main road are ten Bodhisattvas and sutra banners. The yellow pillars on both sides are Buddhist sacred objects and scripture pillars. Buddhist scriptures are often placed on them, symbolizing that the wisdom of Buddhism can conquer all worries. The sutra pillars are also arranged according to the five periods of Buddhism, namely Huayan period, Agama period, Fangdeng period, Prajna period and Lotus period. The Huayan Period refers to the Dharma Realm Bodhisattva. This period focuses on Mahayana Buddhism. There are eight groups of landscape sketches in the east and west of the auxiliary road. The east side is the Buddha's scenic spots, which talks about the process of Buddha's attainment from the ordinary world. The west side is the origin of the Dharma Realm. In Buddhism, there are hundreds of thousands of billions of Bodhisattvas with different incarnations, different ways of practice and different names. However, the settings of Bodhisattvas are based on different It depends on the practice method and sect. Therefore, the Buddha's Light Avenue can also be said to be a road to Buddhahood.

Shaanxi Emperor Yan’s Mausoleum

Baoji is the hometown of Emperor Yan and one of the birthplaces of the Chinese nation. The Mausoleum of Emperor Yan is the main place where descendants of Yan and Huang come to find their roots and worship their ancestors. The Yandi Mausoleum is divided into three parts: the front area, the sacrificial area, and the tomb area. After entering the mountain gate, you enter the sacrificial area and go up the 100-meter steps to the mausoleum. The mausoleum is the mountain gate. Outside the gate is a stone tablet engraved with the three characters "Changyang Mountain", which is the name of the famous calligrapher Wu Sanda. handwriting. After climbing to the top of the mountain, you will reach the Yangshou Pavilion. There is a Qing Dynasty stone tablet inside and beside the pavilion. The tablets are engraved with "Chang Yangyan" and "Shanhai Town". The latter is a relic of the city rebuilt in the third year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty. .

The main hall of Yandi Temple is five rooms wide. The couplets on the left and right sides were written by calligrapher Ru Gui, "The founder must have been Huang Chongyan Emperor for thousands of years. It is said that Antian cultivated crops in all directions in memory of Shennong." Respect for Emperor Yan. In front of the temple is a sacrificial square, which can accommodate thousands of people for worship. There are Drum Pavilion and Bell Pavilion on both sides of the square. The main hall covers an area of ??400 square meters and is 12 meters high. It is a Qing-style veranda. In the center of the hall is the statue of Emperor Yan, which is 4.5 meters high, with bright eyes, solemn and kind. There are large murals about Emperor Yan painted on both sides of the hall. They are Chang Yang Yuyan, Yu Sheng Jiulong, the God of Agriculture, the God of the Sun, the God of Medicine, and the Alliance of Emperor Yan, telling the life and achievements of Emperor Yan.

After passing through the sacrificial area, you enter the tomb area. Climbing up the long mausoleum road, there are stone statues of emperors from hundreds of generations standing on both sides. There are 16 emperors in total. They are listed in historical order: Yao, Shun, Yu, Qi, Xia Jie, Chengtang, Pan Geng, King Zhou, King Wen of Zhou, King Wu of Zhou, King You of Zhou, King Ping of Zhou, Duke Zhuang of Zheng, Duke Huan of Qi, Duke Mu of Qin, Duke Xiang of Song, etc.

Walking up the road to the mausoleum, you come to the mausoleum of Emperor Yan, which is majestic and solemn. This is the holy place where descendants of Yan and Huang come to pay homage to their ancestors. The three characters "Yandi Mausoleum" are elegant and free-spirited, and were inscribed by Qi Gong, honorary chairman of the National Calligraphers Association.

Baoji Bronze Museum

Baoji Bronze Museum is located in Baoji City, Shaanxi Province, "the hometown of Emperor Yan, the hometown of bronzes, the holy land of Buddha bones, and the hometown of Shehuo". It is the largest and only bronze museum in China and is known as the "Hometown of Bronze". The whole museum is composed of the Home of Bronze, the State of Zhou Li, the Road to Empire, and the Light of Wisdom. The museum has more than a thousand bronzes including He Zun, Zhe Gong, Li Wang Hu Gui, Qiang Pan, Qin Gong_ and Wei Ding. The Baoji Bronze Museum was planned in 1990 and opened to the public on September 8, 1998. The new museum was completed on September 28, 2010, and its name was changed to Baoji Bronze Museum. Located in the Chinese Stone Drum Garden. As of 2013, it is the largest bronze museum in China and the only special museum named after bronzes in the country. It is a unique "platform five tripod" shape, majestic, novel and unique, which condenses the profound connotation of the Western Zhou Dynasty tripod system. It is listed as a milestone in the history of Chinese bronze collection and is a landmark building in Baoji, an important town in the west.

The design of the main building of Baoji Bronze Museum cleverly combines stone drums and bronze mirrors in shape - the stone drum is used as the base, the bronze mirror is used as the top surface, and it is decorated with typical Western Zhou phoenix and bird patterns. Its purpose is to highlight the style of Zhou and Qin Dynasties and the charm of metal and stone. On the top of Shigu Mountain, this huge bronze mirror welcomes the first ray of dawn every day in Baoji. The main building is divided into five floors. The architectural image uses the architectural language of bronze and earth behind the Gaotai Gate, implying the respected status of Baoji's long history and culture in ancient Chinese civilization. It also perfectly combines the stone drum culture and bronze culture.

The main exhibition hall on the third floor of Baoji Bronze Museum covers an area of ??more than 4,000 square meters. The theme display is "Bronze Casting Civilization" and is divided into "Hometown of Bronze", "State of Zhou Li", "Road to Empire", "Light of Wisdom" four parts. More than 1,500 precious cultural relics are on display, including He Zun, Zhe Gong, wall plates, wall plates, and climbing dragons. These cultural relics take the historical development of Baoji as the main line, showing people the brilliant achievements of Zhou and Qin civilizations, the unique charm of the hometown of bronzes, and its important contribution to the development of ancient Chinese civilization. The designers used the cultural relics unearthed from Zhou and Qin sites and tombs in the Baoji area as the main basis, combined with historical documents, and used distinctive titles and simple language to outline the development trajectory of Zhou and Qin civilizations, giving the audience a new perspective and new level. Understand history, feel history, and think about history.

Wuzhangyuan

There are three explanations for why Wuzhangyuan is called "Wuzhang": one is that it is wide in front and narrow in the back, with the narrowest point being only five feet; the other is that Qin II's west At this time of the tour, there was a strong wind blowing from the original head. The original height was more than 50 feet, and it was originally called Fifty Zhangyuan. It was passed down by word of mouth and became Wuzhangyuan. The main scenic spot in Wuzhangyuan is the Zhuge Temple (Wuhou Temple). There are plaques, inscriptions, inscriptions, inscriptions, murals, statues, etc. in the temple.

It is located at the northern foot of Qipan Mountain, connected to the shallow mountains of Qinling Mountains in the south, and has steep cliffs on its east, west and north sides. It is 0.5 kilometers wide along the mountain, 1 kilometer wide in the north, and 2.5 kilometers long from north to south. The original surface was in the shape of a "Pipa" and tilted to the north. The soil is thick, medium-loam in texture, high in fertility, and has poor groundwater resources. There was a saying that "if a woman doesn't marry in Wuzhangyuan, it will be harder to get water than to get oil."

The main scenic spot in Wuzhangyuan is the Zhuge Temple (Wuhou Temple). There are plaques, inscriptions, tablets, inscriptions, murals, statues, etc. in the temple. Zhuge Liang's loyal and heroic life moved future generations, and in order to worship Zhuge Liang, later generations built the "Zhonglie Wuhou Temple" in the early Tang Dynasty, which was later called Zhuge Liang Temple. There are many steles in the temple, plaques cover the door, statues and murals are lifelike, all by the hands of famous masters of the past dynasties, especially the forty stone carvings of Yue Fei's Zhuge Liang's "Chu Shi Biao" inlaid on both sides of the temple. The brushwork is vigorous and majestic, which can be called calligraphy. Art treasures. In the backyard, ancient cypresses, acacia trees, and bamboo forest flower beds surround the ancient building complex. Zhuge Liang's tomb, the fallen star stone where Zhuge Liang died, and the Bagua array displaying Zhuge Liang's military talents are scattered among them. The natural landscape and the cultural landscape complement each other, making it more beautiful and spectacular. There is also the natural interest of its own, the sworn locust tree that symbolizes the sworn alliance between Liu, Guan, and Zhang; the natural wood inscriptions and lifelike dragon and phoenix pillars in the purlins of ancient buildings; the same diameter from end to end, with no knots or scars, and the five-foot-long passage of strange wood, purlins and other natural The landscape makes people marvel at the magic of nature. Outside the temple, there are more than 30 ancient ruins and scenic spots such as the ruins of the Shuzhong military camp, the ancient battlefield of Huluyu, the Luoxing Bay where Zhuge Liang's star fell, and the Xieyuguan Pass at the north entrance of Baoxie Road in ancient China. The scenic spot was named a provincial scenic spot by the provincial government in 1992. Because of its unique natural landscape and rich culture of the Three Kingdoms, it is even more beautiful and unique.

Qin Gong’s No. 1 Tomb

Qin Gong’s No. 1 Tomb is the largest ancient tomb excavated in China so far. The 186 victims in the tomb are the first victims discovered in China since the Western Zhou Dynasty. The largest number of tombs; the cypress "Huang Chang Ti Cou" coffin furniture in the coffin room is the highest-level burial furniture excavated in China from the Zhou and Qin dynasties so far; the wooden tablets on the outside of the two walls of the coffin room are the earliest physical tombstones in the history of Chinese tombs. In particular, the stone chime unearthed from the tomb is the earliest stone chime with inscriptions found in China. The most precious thing is the text on the stone chime, which has more than 180 characters. The font is Zhouwen, which is very similar to the "Shiguwen". Based on the words on it, it is inferred that the owner of the tomb is Qin Jinggong, so it is called Qin Gong No. 1 Tomb. Today, the Qin Gong Tomb Site Museum is built next to the tomb site, which is the first museum founded by farmers in my country.

There is a set of cypress coffins in the Qin army’s coffin chamber (the cypress “Huangchangticuo” coffin in the coffin chamber is the highest-level burial utensils excavated in China from the Zhou and Qin dynasties so far), which are also divided into main and auxiliary ones. They are all rectangular wooden houses built with cypress beams (square column wood), with doors connecting them. Underground in the middle of the main coffin room, there is also a 60 cm square "waist pit" containing small animal bones. This is a common burial custom in Zhou and Qin tombs. The main coffin, which is 14.4 meters long, 5.6 meters wide and 5.6 meters high, is where the body of Duke Qin is placed. The four walls and bottom of the coffin are made of double-layered cypress canals. The cover is three-layered, with a single-layered canopy partition in the middle. The wall divides the main coffin into two chambers, the front and rear. This layout should be modeled on the "front and back sleeping" style of the residence of the tomb owner during his lifetime. This is simply a small palace! Just looking at the materials used in the entire set of coffins is enough to be amazing: In order to prevent groundwater from seeping along the wood knots and causing decay, the original knots of the coffin wood were dug out and then sealed with lead, tin and white iron alloys. During the metal pouring process, the wood was not burned and the pouring was very smooth, which shows that the technology of controlling the alloy ratio and pouring temperature was very mature at that time. The coffin chamber was filled with charcoal around and above it, and green plaster mud was filled on the outside. These protective layers could prevent moisture and oxygen from entering to protect the coffin chamber. It is a miracle that the wood of the coffin wood is still intact to this day.

Red River Valley Forest Park

According to folklore, "Red River" is named after the Taibai Mountain God slayed the evil dragon in anger, and the river was dyed red with blood. The original name of the Red River Valley is Chiyu and Chiyu River, which originates from Taibai Qiu. It is named after the "Red River Danya", one of the eight scenic spots in Taibai. It has been one of the ancient routes to climb Taibai Mountain since ancient times. The park has developed four scenic spots and more than 80 scenic spots. Upon entering the park, you can see Jinglin Temple, Xiandong Temple, Yuhuang Pavilion, Guanyin Cliff and other religious and cultural monuments in Honghe River Valley Forest Park.

The park has steep mountains, deep stone gorges, beautiful valleys, waterfalls and deep pools, pearls flying and jade splashing, and the landscape is changeable. The Taigong Stone Boat is simple and distant, the double-hole water curtain is mysterious, the gathering of immortals is like the appearance of living beings, and the wonderful story of the turtle egg makes people remember it with nostalgia. Panlong Bay has a unique charm with its winding paths leading through the forest and wading through the water. Doumu Waterfall is a majestic waterfall. It pours down from Doumu Peak with a vertical drop of more than 80 meters. It is called the first waterfall in Shaanxi.

The park has the unique unique landscape of Taibai Mountain, the remains of Quaternary glaciers. You can see the unique sea of ??glaciers and rocks without climbing the mountain. The park can also enjoy the scenic spots of "Red River Cliff", "Doumu Peak", "Peaceful Sea of ??Clouds", one of the eight scenic spots in Taibai, and "Taibai Snow", one of the eight scenic spots in Guanzhong.

Recommended must-visit attractions in Baoji

Recommended Qingfengxia Forest Park.

Qingfengxia Forest Park, a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, is located in Taochuan Town, Taibai County, 75 kilometers southeast of Baoji City, 8 kilometers west of Taibai County, 100 kilometers away from Yangling, 130 kilometers away from Xianyang, and 160 kilometers away from Xi'an. It is 170 kilometers from Hanzhong, reaching the main peak of the Qinling Mountains, Shishili Paoma Liang, in the south, Baoxie Ancient Plank Road in the north, and is bounded by Wulixia Mountain Liang on the east and west sides. Jiangmei Highway passes through the entrance of the park, connecting the park with cities such as Xi'an, Xianyang, Hanzhong, and Baoji, making the transportation very convenient.

The altitude of the park is between 1440-3400 meters, the annual average temperature is 7.6°C, the air is fresh, and the negative ion content in the peak tourist season is 50,000/cm. It is a natural oxygen bar for forest bathing and a return to nature. , a good place to enjoy nature and cultivate one's health. It is also a living teaching material and a good place for scientific research and teaching.

Main attractions:

The park currently has more than 60 attractions, with beautiful environment, magnificent scenery, majestic, strange, dangerous, beautiful and secluded natural landscape. The top is Aoshan and Sishan, the main peaks of Qinling Mountains. Ten miles away from Paoma Liang, you can see Quaternary glacial landforms, waterfalls, stone seas, and stone rivers. The scenery is spectacular and unique.

Humanistic legends have a long history, including the "Forty-mile Paoma Liang" by Emperor Liu Xiuzhi of the Han Dynasty, the "Sacrifice Cliff" where the sister of Tang Dynasty King Li Shimin dedicated her life to love, and the beauty of Goddess Peak, Sleeping Buddha Mountain, and the Empress Temple. Legends are dotted among the natural landscape, reflecting the beauty. There are many natural and cultural attractions in its surroundings, including Xieyu Xiongguan, Baoxie Plank Road Ruins, Ancient Fengyoujing, Taochuan Meander, Zangtian Stone, Sheshen Cliff, Red River Valley, Qingfeng Mountain Ancient Temple, etc.

What are the interesting local attractions in Baoji City

1. The source of Jialing River.

Location: Qinling Mountain, the commanding height from Baoji to Feng County.

Reason for recommendation: The first choice for heatstroke prevention and cooling, and a good choice for family travel.

Recommended travel time: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in summer.

Travel preparation: Bring your own food and drink, and if you have a car, be sure to bring it.

Travel route suggestions: There are two routes to this scenic spot. It is recommended to see the windmill in the morning and go to the Black Dragon Pond (or Black Tiger Pond, I can’t remember clearly) in the afternoon.

2. Jiulong Mountain (partly under expansion)

Location: West of Baoji, near Pingtou Town.

Reason for recommendation: A newly developed attraction that integrates mountain climbing and hot springs.

Recommended travel time: All year round. Go up the mountain to see the glass plank road in the summer, and soak in the hot springs in the winter. Two days and one night are recommended.

3. Taibai Mountain Forest Park

Location: Mei County, Baoji

Reason for recommendation: Needless to say, it is a famous national tourist attraction. Mei County is also a famous hot spring resort.

Travel time: Suitable all year round.

Travel Notes: Go out early in the morning, two days and one night. It is recommended to get on and off the cable car, prepare down jackets, and go down the mountain to soak in the hot springs before dark.

4. Red River Valley National Forest Park

Location: Baoji Mei County

Reason for recommendation: It should be regarded as the most interesting forest activity in Baoji area, suitable for Family, young people traveling.

Travel time: Summer, June to September is the most suitable.

Recommendations: You can take a one-day trip or two days and one night.

What are the tourist attractions in Baoji?

Taibai Mountain, Tiantai Mountain, Guanshan Grassland, the source of the Jialing River, Emperor Yan’s Mausoleum, Tomb of King Qin of the Tang Dynasty, Diaoyutai of Jiang Taigong, Zhougong Temple, Wuzhang Plateau, Zhouyuan Site, Ancient Chencang City Site, Zhuge Liang Temple, Tang Jiucheng Palace ruins, "Iron Horse Autumn Wind" Dashan Pass, Jintaiguan, Jifeng Mountain, Chencang Mountain, Jiankuo Ridge, Fufeng City God's Temple, Wushan, Charity Temple, Taiping Temple Tower, Zhang Zai Temple (Zhang Zi Temple), Baoji History Museum, Famen Temple, Famen Temple Treasure Hall (museum), Mei County Tangyu Hot Spring, Jiucheng Palace Ruins, Qin Gong No. 1 Tomb, Su Wenzhong Gong Temple, Baoji Folk Museum, Oriental Buddha Palace, Hall of the First Ancestor, Red River Valley, Tongtian River Country Forest Park, Jueshan Forest Park, Longmendong Forest Park, Baoji Tourist Park, Baoji People's Park, Fengxiang East Lake, Xiqi Folk Village, Baoji Botanical Garden.

The top ten free tourist attractions in Baoji

The top ten free tourist attractions in Baoji:

1. China Bronze Museum. It is located in the Chinese Stone Drum Garden in the east section of Binhe Avenue, Baoji City. Baoji Bronze Museum is the largest and only bronze museum in China. It is located in Baoji City, Shaanxi Province, the hometown of Emperor Yan, the hometown of bronzes, the Holy Land of Buddha Bones, and the hometown of Shehuo. It is the only special museum named after bronzes in the country. The collection is mainly composed of Zhou and Qin bronzes. There are also jade exhibitions and bronze mirror exhibitions that are equally exquisite. This is the only museum with a national prefix in Baoji. It is a national first-class museum. It is free to visit with your ID card. It is closed on Mondays.

2. Baoji State Zhouyuan Museum. Located in Zhaocheng Village, Famen Town, Fufeng County, Baoji City. The collection is rich and you can experience the culture of the Western Zhou Dynasty. In the Zhouyuan Scenic Area, it mainly displays the culture of the Zhou Dynasty and the history of political, economic and cultural development at that time. The collection and display of cultural relics and treasures are mainly relics from the Western Zhou Dynasty. It is a newly built special museum on the Zhouyuan site.

3. Shuicheng Three Kingdoms Town. Located in Caijiapo Town, Qishan County, Baoji City. A charming town built based on the real history and culture of the Three Kingdoms, located in the Shuiyifang Weihe Wetland Park, integrating classic stories of the Three Kingdoms, leisure entertainment, snacks and food, and cultural performances, allowing tourists to experience the culture of the Three Kingdoms while tasting local delicacies. The town covers nearly 10,000 acres of Weihe River wetland, Baili Gallery, 1,000 acres of reed ponds, and 1,000 acres of lotus ponds.

4. Qixinghe National Wetland Park. Qixinghe National Wetland Park is composed of three water systems: Qixing River, Meiyang River, and Xiaowei River. It has a vast water area and charming natural scenery. It is a unique loess plateau wetland. Located on the west side of the connection between the new town and the old town in Fufeng County, Baoji City, it is a wetland park scenic area integrating river wetlands, pond wetlands and swamp wetlands. The vegetation is dense, the green grass is flying, and the scenery is beautiful in all seasons.

5. Guanzhong Garden. It is located on East Street, Fufeng County, Baoji City, adjacent to Fatang Expressway in the east and 3 kilometers away from Famen Temple in the north. It is a leisure tourist attraction created by Fufeng County based on the folk customs and customs of Guanzhong, Guandong. The scenic spot integrates Guanzhong residential buildings, handicraft workshops, snacks, catering and accommodation, and agricultural customs, with outstanding local characteristics. The water in the scenic area is gurgling, flowers are blooming, and birds are chirping.

6. Baoji Folk Museum. Located on Park South Road in the city. It shows the traditional culture of Baoji. It is a special museum that collects and displays Baoji regional folk culture. It has more than 1,200 folk cultural relics, such as rural weddings and funerals, Mid-Autumn Festival and New Year festival customs and living places, as well as living and production utensils. It is a good place to learn about Baoji’s traditional folk customs. .

7. Baoji Botanical Garden. Located at No. 5 Tanfu Road, Weibin District, Baoji City. Surrounded by mountains, shaded by green trees, and with rippling lakes and colorful lakes, there is also a large bonsai exhibition hall here. There are many plants to watch, and every season there will be colorful flowers blooming. To enjoy flowers in Baoji, you must go to the botanical garden to make people linger.

8. Qinling Mountains. The Yellow River is the watershed of the Yangtze River system. Located in Taibai County, Baoji City. The mountains here are lush with trees, and every winter the heavy snowfall is like putting on a white coat, covered in ice and snow and covered in silver. In summer, the mountains and rivers are beautiful, and the scenery here is a perfect place for summer vacation and leisure, and a natural oxygen bar. The mountains are like huge ink paintings. There are virgin forests and meadows here, and you can take the green train there 6063 times.

9. Chencang Old Street. The link connecting the new city and the old city is located on Binhe Avenue in Weibin District, Baoji City. It is the most smoky place in Baoji. There are unique buildings from the Republic of China period. The small western-style buildings give people a feeling of time travel. When night falls, the old streets are filled with brightly lit people. The food street brings together special snacks from all over the country. Every street and scene in the old street has local characteristics, including the old Baoji Railway Station, waiting room, old locomotive, etc., where you can check in and take photos, as well as the Xifu Courtyard and 9 courtyards in 9 counties of Baoji.

10. Chinese Stone Drum Garden. You can admire ancient bronzes and scenery. It is located 150 meters south of Binhe Avenue, Weibin District, Baoji City. It is one of the key tourist and cultural attractions in Baoji City, Shaanxi Province. It is located on Shigu Mountain, which is praised by Kang Youwei as the land where the first ancient stone drum in China was unearthed. It borders the Yinxiang River in the east, Jifeng Mountain, the main peak of the Qinling Mountains, in the south, the urban area in the west, and the Wei River in the north. It is a cultural ecological park with the theme of Zhou and Qin history and culture. It has five major areas including Baoji Bronze Museum, Chencang Shigu Pavilion, and Qin Cultural Square. Shigu Pavilion is a landmark building in Baoji.