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Scenic spots in Shuangyang District

Rich in tourism resources, there are 99 excellent tourism resources in the whole region, covering three major scenic spots systems, accounting for 90% of the categories of 10 major scenic spots. The natural landscape system is mainly embodied in mountain landscape, cave landscape and lake (reservoir) landscape. In recent years, Beishan Park, Shuangyang Lake and Diaoshui Lake Cave have formed tourist hotlines in the south of Changchun, with an annual income of 42.56 million yuan. With the help of natural landscape, most leisure and holiday attractions are built by mountains and rivers, with diverse service scenes and complete facilities such as transportation, catering, shopping, entertainment and accommodation. The newly developed keitel National Forest Park has attracted a large number of tourists.

Shuangyang District has issued a tourism master plan. Jialebao Eco-tourism, Shuangyang Lake Holiday Club, keitel National Forest Park and Pinghu Hot Spring have been settled. Shuangyang Lake, formerly known as Shuangyang Shuaiwan Reservoir, is located 2 kilometers away from Shuangyang City with a water surface of 650 hectares. It is the largest artificial lake in Shuangyang, with a maximum storage capacity of 65.438 billion cubic meters. Established in 1958 and completed in 1960. The lake was originally built for flood control, water storage, power generation, irrigation and fish farming. After the reform and opening up, Shuangyang Lake has been built as the main attraction of Shuangyang Lake Leisure Resort. Now it has become a tourist attraction, attracting tourists from all directions.

Shuangyang Lake has 10000 mu of fish surface, nearly 30 kinds of freshwater fish and 240 mu of aquaculture ponds, with an annual fish production of about 400,000 Jin. There are 3 large motorboats, which can carry more than 100 people, 45 small rowing boats and 2 speedboats 12. Kettle Cave Adventure Popular Science Tourist Area was established in 1993, located in He Shan Sub-district Office, 4 1 km away from Shuangyang City, with hardened roads leading to the scenic spot, covering an area of 35 square kilometers. The mountains, water, forests, peaks, caves, rocks and valleys in the scenic spot complement each other, and the danger, strangeness, seclusion and uniqueness blend with each other. The main scenic spots are LAM Raymond Baita, the first peak in Changchun, the forest oxygen bar, Buyun Cliff, Shibi Yinchun, Dengta Overlooking, Cuiding Qinglan, Haiyun Fairy Mountain, Baita Zhao Xi, Liu Shu Yinghu, Zhao Shi Liyuan, Aquarius Cave, Ishiguro Ice Cave, Wonderful Wind Tunnel, Mysterious Snake Cave and Lao Dao Cave. Aquarius Cave is the cave with the highest altitude, the biggest drop and the widest area in Northeast China. There are hundreds of landscapes in the cave, such as Eight Immortals Drunk Yaochi, Lingxiao Baodian, Tathagata, Guanyin Bodhisattva, Kirin Pine Nuts, Gui Ling Negative Pagoda, Yinhe Waterfall, Queqiao Club, Qianfo Mountain, Baicuiding and Shilin Garden.

Shuangyang Lake: a leisure tourist area located on the shore of Shuangyang Lake, 2.5 kilometers east of Shuangyang City, with an area of 33 square kilometers, is composed of more than 20 landscapes, including Shuangyang Lake, Wuli Long Beach, Holiday Village, Luming Literature Villa, Luxinyuan, Tuisi Garden, Water Mirror Villa, Lantianchi Hotel, Shuanglong Pavilion and Fishing Pool. Yuantong Temple is located on the south slope of Beishan (commonly known as Longtou Mountain) in Shuangyang. Yuantong Temple is not only a place for religious activities, but also one of the important tourist attractions in Shuangyang.

At the present site of Yuantong Temple, there used to be a building with national characteristics-Lingyan Pavilion (commonly known as Peking University Pavilion). It was founded in the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1908). However, before the Lingyan Pavilion was completely completed, it was sealed up by Jilin overseers in August of the second year of the Republic of China (19 13). In the sixth year of the Republic of China (19 17), Lingyan Pavilion was ordered to be demolished, leaving only one east wing.

After the reform and opening up, Shuangyang District plans to rebuild Lingshan Temple in the former site of Lingyan Pavilion and build Beishan Park as the center. After collecting and sorting out historical materials, explore and protect cultural relics. 1994 March 18, the Religious Affairs Bureau of Jilin Provincial People's Government approved the Request Report of the Religious Affairs Department of Changchun Municipality on the Relocation and Reconstruction of Jingju Temple in Shuangyang Beishan Temple. At this point, the reconstruction of Lingyan Pavilion and the construction of Beishan Park began to enter the implementation stage.

The newly-built Yuantong Temple covers an area of 4 hectares with a building area of over 4,000 square meters. Referring to the original features of Lingyan Pavilion, the archway, the mountain gate, the bell and drum tower, the Heavenly King Hall and the Ursa Major Hall are the main bodies, and the buildings are gradually built according to the natural terrain. The Hall of Ursa Major covers an area of 1 150 square meters and is 26.69 meters high. It is the largest auditorium in northeast China. At the top of the hall, there are cranes spreading their wings and dragons soaring, and there are two dragon balls on the wall: there are three main Buddha statues, namely Sakyamuni, Amitabha and Pharmacist Buddha, which are 6.7 meters high and are the tallest wood carving Buddha statues in Northeast China; There are eighteen arhats on the east and west sides of the temple, with different postures, different postures, strange and lifelike expressions. The bell and drum are on the second floor, and the east-west annex rooms and the east-west annex halls in the hall are symmetrically arranged. Climb the stairs from the foot of the mountain and climb 1 19 steps to enter the mountain gate. The gate is plastered with glazed tiles, cornices are upturned, archways are densely covered, and there are two dragon playing beads on it, symbolizing good weather, national prosperity and people's peace. The Heavenly King Hall, the main hall on the first floor of Yuantong Temple, is majestic with double arches and double eaves. This temple is dedicated to the kings of the East, the South, the West and the North. The musical instruments they hold represent wind, tone, rain and smoothness.

The construction plan of Beishan Park with Yuantong Temple as the main body has been formulated and gradually implemented, and some projects have been completed by 20 14. When all the projects are completed, there will be various unique landscapes around Yuantong Temple, such as Moon Pavilion, Lingxiao Pagoda, Beishan Promenade, Beishan Garden, Beishan Longquan, Historic Cultural Forest, Lotus Lake and Antique Street.