Jinhua online celebrity punch-in tourist attractions

Hengdian Film and Television City, Jinhua Giant Buddha Temple, Jinhua Shuanglong Cave, Fangyan Scenic Area, Pan Da, Xianhuashan Scenic Area, Niutoushan National Forest Park, Zhuge Bagua Village, Yiwu 5D glass overpass, Wuyi Dahongyan glass plank road, Wuyi Qianzhangyan 7D glass bridge, Lanxi Yangtze River Ecological Park, etc.

Hengdian Film and Television City, located in Hengdian, has a 13 film and television shooting base and two super-large modern studios that span thousands of years of historical time and space and converge the regional characteristics of the north and the south, such as Guangzhou Street, Gangjie, Ming and Qing Palace, Qin Wangfu, Qingming Riverside Map, Dream Valley, Pingyan Dongfu, Dazhi Temple and Ming and Qing Residential Expo City. Now it has become the largest film and television shooting base in Asia, and is called Hollywood of China by American Hollywood magazine.

Jinhua Buddhist Temple, located in the north of Caoxiang, Jinhua City, is commonly known as "Stone Buddha Temple". According to Guangxu's "Jinhua County Records", the old name was "Chisongyan Temple". During the Southern Dynasties, Liang Wudi stayed in Datong for six years. Monks and Taoists stopped in Shannan, heard the sound of stones and Bai Fan, climbed up the rocks, and saw the body of the big stone Buddha standing six feet, sitting in meditation, because it was a temple. It has a history of nearly 1500 years. In the Song Dynasty, it was renamed the Big Buddha Temple, commonly known as "Xiyan Temple".

Jinhua Shuanglong Cave is located on the southern slope of Beishan Mountain at an altitude of 350-450 meters. In addition to the Shuanglong Cave at the bottom, there is Hu Bing Cave in the middle, and the highest is Chaozhen Cave. Shuanglong Cave is divided into inner and outer caves. The outer cave is tall and bright, with a height of more than 66 meters, a length of more than 33 meters and a depth of 1.200 square meters. There are rows of stone tables and chairs in the cave, which can accommodate thousands of people to enjoy tea for the summer. The outer cave is spacious, with an area of1.200m2, which can accommodate thousands of people. The annual cave temperature is about 15℃, which is warm in winter and cool in summer. At this point in the hot summer, there is a feeling that "the mountains are sweating like rain, and the people in the caves are cold".