Wuyishan tourist attractions What are the Wuyishan tourist attractions?

1. Wuyishan Scenic Area: Wuyishan Scenic Area is located in the middle of Wuyi Mountains and within Wuyishan City, Fujian Province, with an area of ??60 square kilometers and a nine-kilometer-long Jiuqu in the winding mountain. The 36 peaks of the stream and the cliff forest form a natural beauty of Zhoushan with clear water. It is a famous mountain for the three religions and also has the reputation of "the first mountain in Fujian".

2. Jiuqu Stream: Jiuqu Stream is a stream at the southwest foot of Huanggang Mountain, the main peak of Wuyi Mountains. It is located in the rocky valley of Wuyi Mountain Peak in Fujian Province. Because it has three bends and nine bends, it is called Jiuqu River. The Jiuqu River meanders freely from west to east. It can be said that the meanders contain unique interests, and the bays hide beautiful scenery. Each meander forms its own artistic conception, forming shallow beaches and deep pools. It is a famous tourist attraction in Wuyi Mountain.

3. Yizitian Scenic Area: Located in a deep canyon south of Erqu River at the southern end of the Wuyi Mountain peaks, it is also called Yizitian. There is a huge rock there, like a city outline, named Fu Lingyan. The rock slopes out and covers three adjacent caves. There is a crack on the top of it that is more than 100 feet and less than 1 meter wide. Leaning into the cave and looking up at the cracks on the cliff top, you can see the wonderful sight of a ray of skylight. The main attractions of the Yiyitian Scenic Area include Yiyitian, Pavilion Rock, Lingxiao Peak, Shimen Rock and Huxiao Rock. It is one of the few scenic spots with unique spring and sky scenery in Wuyi Mountain.

4. Wuyishan Ziyang Academy: Wuyishan Ziyang Academy is located under the Wuqu Yinping Peak of Wuyishan. It was first built in the 10th year of Chunxi of the Song Dynasty and was called Wuyi Jingshe. It was expanded in the late Southern Song Dynasty and was called Ziyang Academy. It was renamed Zhuwen Gong Temple during the Zhengtong period of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Xi, a Neo-Confucian scholar of the Song Dynasty, lectured here for ten years. When it was first built, there were buildings such as Renzhitang, Yinqiuzhai, Hanqi Pavilion, Wandu Pavilion, and Tiedi Pavilion. Now only some buildings of the residence and hermitage remain. There are many poems and writings left on the stone walls throughout the academy, especially the inscription "Wanderers are like this" written by Zhu Xi himself and the "Wall Standing Ten Thousand Ren" carved by Chen Sheng on Shaibu Rock. It is an excellent place to admire the ancient cultural heritage.

5. Wuyishan Ancient Hancheng Ruins: Located 1 km southwest of Chengcun, Xingtian Town, Wuyishan City, it is the earliest, largest and best-preserved ancient city ruins in southern China. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit. Three gap passages remain in the east and west city walls, which were the city gates back then. There is a moat outside the city. After excavation, it was found that there are many ruins of palaces, towers, barracks and residences, iron smelting, pottery making and tombs in the city. It is a famous tourist attraction in Fujian Province.