What are the tourist attractions in Dingyuan?

1, Dongcheng Site. Dongcheng Site is located in Sanguanji Oil Village, Da Qiao Town, Dingyuan County, Anhui Province. According to the Records of Dingyuan County compiled by Gao He in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty, the Dongcheng site is 50 miles southeast of Dingyuan. Sanguanji ancient city ruins, the outline is very obvious, there are two cities inside and outside.

2. Houjiazhai site. Excavation time of Neolithic site in Houjiazhai, Qilitang Township, Dingyuan County:1September, 986. Excavation unit: Anhui Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology. Houjiazhai Site is located 3 kilometers north of Qilitang Township, Dingyuan County, behind the Yuan Formation of Liu Sijia Village. It is a single Neolithic platform-like site with an area of over 30,000 square meters. /kloc-0 was discovered in the spring of 977, and/kloc-0 was excavated in May of 985. It is recorded in the history books.

3. Zhongjiuhua Temple. Zhongjiuhua Temple is located in Dingyuan County, Chuzhou City, Anhui Province. In the Qing Dynasty, "Dingyuan County Records" contained: "Zhongjiuhua Temple is located at the foot of Wufeng Mountain, 60 miles northwest of Dingyuan County, where I bid farewell to my concubine." Zhongjiuhua Temple, also known as Wufeng Temple, was built by Zongben monks in the Southern and Northern Dynasties.

4. Chihe Taiping Bridge. Chihe Bridge is located on Xiguan Post Road, Chihe Town, Dingyuan County, Anhui Province. Formerly known as Taiping Bridge, also known as Cup Truss Bridge, it spans the winding pool river. Chihe Taiping Bridge was cleverly designed when it was first built. Masonry structure, white stone railings, and 18 stone lions carved at the east and west ends are extremely magnificent and beautiful. Dry-repair method is adopted in the construction, and bridge opening uses soil hanging piles. Due to the thick gravel at the bottom of the river, dense wooden piles are laid under each pier, which is called the Wannian pile.

5. Dashuangdun Han Tomb. Dashuangdun Han Tomb is located in Shuangdun Village, Hong Guang Village, Xiaoxiao Township, Dingyuan County. It is an ancient tomb with an area of 1.57 million square meters. It is the fifth batch of cultural relics protection units in Chuzhou City, and the publication number is Chu Zhengmi [20 17] 122. Protection scope: 20 meters south, 50 meters east, 50 meters west and 50 meters north.

6. Relying on Guandi Temple. Guandi Temple is located in the north of Yongkang Town, near Village Street. It is an ancient building in the Qing Dynasty, covering an area of 1 10.6 square meters. It is the third batch of cultural relics protection units in Dingyuan County, and the publication number is Ding Zhengban Mi {2011} No.69. The protection scope is 30 meters east, 30 meters west, 30 meters south and 30 meters north.