Where is a good place to spend the New Year in Nanjing?

Honghu Ruins Park, located outside Zhonghua Gate, Qinhuai District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province, is the highest, largest and most well-preserved temple site in China. Precious galleries in the Millennium underground palace and Dahongzhi site, as well as world-class national treasures such as stone letters, iron letters, seven treasures Ashoka Pagoda and gold coffins and silver rings unearthed in the underground palace, are displayed protectively in the park, which is an important part of the Qinhuai scenic belt of Confucius Temple.

The high-profile glass pagoda in the ruins park was not rebuilt according to the original history, but reappeared in the form of light steel frame glass protection tower, which was given symbolic meaning and connotation on the premise of completely protecting the ruins, leaving everyone with infinite imagination of this lifeless macro structure and magnificent scenery. The whole site park covers an area of about 65,438+040,000 square meters, of which the first phase is the core area of Dahongzhi Site Park, including the site protection area, Dahongzhi Site Museum and Daenta.

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The main buildings of Hongji are divided into Xiangshui River Bridge, Xiangshui River Channel, Central Axis Avenue, Tianwang Hall, Main Hall, Taki, Guanyin Hall, Fatang, Yubei Pavilion Foundation Site and Coloured Glass Pagoda. There are planned sites museum, China Buddhist Culture Museum, China Tripitaka Museum, China Buddhist Architecture Museum, Baoen New Pagoda, Jianchu Temple, tourism supporting service facilities, etc.

Walking through the foot of the mountain gate, you can see Xiangshui River, Xiangshui River Bridge Site and Yudao Site. Here, you can also see the stone revetment of Xiangshui River, which is well preserved. The two stone pavilions on both sides of the arch bridge are the original sites of the stone pavilions of the ancient Hongji Empire. When you enter the main hall, you can see the ruins of Da 'enta and the Temple of the King of Heaven in Gushunzhi.

Refer to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Dahongji Ruins Park