What are the tourist attractions in Baode County?

Feilongshan park

Feilongshan Park is located in the east of Baode County, and its geographical coordinates are1119' 40 "-1156' 30" and 38 39' north latitude. The park is close to the Yellow River and is planned and constructed according to the mountain situation and natural terrain. Since 2002, it has been a scenic spot for greening and construction formed by a new green park. The main tree species are Pinus tabulaeformis, Poplar, Platycladus orientalis and Populus davidiana, as well as shrubs such as Spiraea, Seabuckthorn and Caragana korshinskii. The landscape of Feilongshan Park includes the wild interest of Longshan Mountain on the north slope of the main peak of Lianhua Mountain, the Songhai Tingtao of more than 200 hectares of Chinese pine forest on the north slope of Miaoshan Mountain, the Millennium ancient pagoda tree with a height of 17.30 meters, five ancient cypresses and the elm "Huai Yu Bao" growing on the ancient pagoda tree, as well as the scenery of jujube trees, wild flowers and flowers.

Baode Diaoyutai Scenic Area

Diaoyutai is located in Yangjiawan Town, west of Baode County, northwest Shanxi Province, 8 kilometers away from Baode County. It faces the Yellow River, backs the mountains and is close to the tourist highway along the Yellow River. It is a large-scale garden-style grottoes excavated by Chen Qiyu, a famous patriotic general in ancient China and governor of five provinces in Ming Dynasty in the 17th year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty (1644). It is one of the top ten Diaoyutai in China and the only tourist attraction on the Yellow River called Diaoyutai. The scenic spots mainly include Tongge Pavilion and Foguang Pavilion in Governor Chen Qiyu's study room, Yin Chao Pavilion, Tibetan Sutra Cave, Guyunxuan and Lv Zu Temple. In addition, there are ancient wells, ancient ferries and ancient closed doors embedded with "natural disasters", which is in great danger of "one person guarding it and ten thousand people can't get up".

Linzheyu site

Lin Zheyu Site Lin Zheyu Site (the first batch of provincial protection) Age: Neolithic Age Address: Dunerliang, 35km south of Lin Zheyu Village, Lin Zheyu Township, Baode County, with a flat terrain, with a length of 1 1,000m, a width of 000m and an area of about 500,000m2. Seen from the cliff, the cultural layer is 0.5-65,438+0 meters thick, and the container is shaped like a jar. , mainly mixed sand and gray pottery, followed by mud red pottery. 197 1 year, the site cleared a tomb in the late Shang dynasty and unearthed more than 30 bronzes, including bronze dings, bronze barons and other funerary objects. It is a representative object of Shang Dynasty.

Jin Feng Temple

Jin Feng Temple is located in Yaqianta Village, 34 kilometers south of the county seat. Here, the deep valleys are quiet, the peaks are towering, and the Buddhist temple is surrounded by mountains and waters, with a large scale. This temple was built in the Jin Dynasty. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi in Qing Dynasty, the county magistrate Yuan Yuan raised funds for reconstruction. In the ninth year of Qianlong and the seventh year of Xianfeng, they were expanded and maintained one after another, becoming a building complex with East, West and Middle Schools. The East Courtyard was originally established as the main temple. Shanmen, Xiandian, Qianfo Hall and a large number of halls are distributed on the north-south central axis from front to back. There were six halls in the east and west, but now only the west hall is left, and the east hall is completely destroyed. There are 3 mountain gates, 3 wide, 3 deep, 5 hard tops and 5 bucket arches, with single copy 1 flower. The inscription on the inner beam reads "On February 28th, the 10th year of Qing Qianlong, Shangliang Daji rebuilt the South Hall".