What are the interesting places in Liaocheng?

The interesting places in Liaocheng are as follows:

1, Dong 'e Ejiao City. Dong 'e Ejiao City, located in Luoshen Lake Park in the western suburb of Dong 'e County, is a comprehensive cultural tourism destination integrating Ejiao health care, film and television drama shooting, leisure tourism and traditional Chinese medicine culture publicity and education.

Now it is a national scenic spot and a key cultural industry project in Shandong Province, and it is one of the "places you have to go in Shandong 100". The scenic spot is surrounded by mountains and waters with beautiful scenery. The main attractions are Dazhaimen Film and Television Base, Bus Pavilion and Ejiao Pavilion.

2. Liaocheng dongchang lake Tourist Area. Dongchang lake Scenic Area is a national tourist attraction. Relying on the vast and scenic dongchang lake surrounded by the ancient water city of China, the famous Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal passes through the scenic spot, which embodies the characteristics of "water, antiquity and culture" and creates a unique feature of Liaocheng, where there is a lake in the city, a city in the lake, a city, a lake and a river are integrated.

3. Liaocheng Yanggu Jingyanggang Tourist Area. Jingyanggang tourist area is the place where Wusong killed tigers described in Water Margin. It is also the location of Longshan Cultural City and a key scenic spot on the Shuihu tourist line.

The main scenic spots are Sanwan Bugang Hotel, villagers' notice office, county government notice office, Mountain Temple, Wusong Tiger Fighting Office, Stone Monument, Tiger Pavilion, Songwu Temple, Lake Island, Diaoyutai, Forest of Steles, Tiger Pool, Monkey Mountain, Luyuan and Arrow Field. There is a lake of 100 mu in the north of the scenic spot, which can be used by tourists for fishing and boating.

The entertainment items in the scenic area include Shandong Kuaishu, Tiger Fighting Chicken, Arriving at Sheep, Traditional Chinese Opera, Wushu Performance, etc. The stone tablet of "Fighting Tigers in Song Dynasty" was erected in Southern Song Dynasty.

4. Liaocheng Lion Building. Located at the crossroads in the center of the old city of yanggu county. According to the Water Margin, it was originally called the restaurant under the Lion Bridge and the restaurant under the Lion Street Bridge. This is the place where Song Wu killed Ximen Qing, which was later called Lion Building. Without the test of the age of creation. Originally a two-story earth building, it was converted into a two-story brick-wood structure antique building in 1958, with five floors up and down, with a total height of 15.5 meters.

Yanggu county Lion Building was built in the Northern Song Dynasty, and UNESCO called it "one of the few restaurants in the world". A "Water Margin" spread among the people, and the story of "Lion Building and Song Wudou Ximen Qing" became a household name, which deepened the tourism characteristics of Lion Building.

Climate:

It belongs to temperate monsoon climate zone, with obvious seasonal changes and monsoon climate characteristics, and belongs to semi-arid continental climate. The annual dryness is 1.7- 1.9. Liaocheng is dry and windy in spring, with quick recovery, abundant sunshine and strong solar radiation; Summer is hot and rainy, with rain and heat in the same season; In autumn, the sky is crisp, the temperature drops rapidly and the solar radiation weakens.

The annual average temperature in Liaocheng is 13. 1℃. The annual accumulated temperature ≥0℃ is 4884-500 1℃, and the annual accumulated temperature ≥ 10℃ is 4404-4524℃. Liaocheng has a small difference in heat, with more heat distribution in Donge County in the southeast and less heat distribution in Linqing City in the northwest. The average frost-free period is193-201day.

The annual average precipitation is 578.4 mm, the most frequent precipitation is 1004.7 mm (chiping, 196 1 year), and the youngest precipitation is 187.2 mm (Linqing, 1992). There is more precipitation in the southeast of Liaocheng than in the northwest.

Nearly 70% of the annual precipitation is concentrated in summer, which is prone to local waterlogging. There is more rainfall in autumn than in spring, with frequent droughts in spring and the least rainfall in winter, accounting for only about 3% of the whole year. Liaocheng is rich in light resources, with an average annual sunshine hours of 2567 hours, annual total solar radiation120.1-kloc-0/27.1kcal/cm2, and effective radiation of 58.9-62.3 kcal/cm2.