What are the tourist attractions in Xuyong?

Chunqiu Ancestral Hall is located in xuyong county County. It was founded in the 26th year of Guangxu (AD 1900). Shanxi and Shaanxi salt merchants raised huge sums of money to demolish and rebuild the original Guandi Temple. Mainly dedicated to Guan Yu, named Chunqiu Ancestral Hall because Guan Yu likes reading Chunqiu Zuoshi Biography. The Spring and Autumn Ancestral Hall has a strong palace-style architectural style in the late Qing Dynasty, which is simple and elegant and has a rigorous structure. The main buildings are music building, cloister, wing, dining hall, Guan Yu Hall, Sanguan Hall, built-in platform, curved bridge, pool and hall, covering an area of 4,000 square meters. In architecture, whether it is sculpture or painting, the most typical ones are Jiulong Square, Jiu Feng Square, Yongning Eight Scenes, Hundred Birds and Plum Blossoms Window, Baifeng Chaoyang, Bai Shou Map, Yu Qiao's ploughing, imitation of Minnan meticulous painting, etc., which are exquisite and can be called the treasures of architectural sculpture art in the late Qing Dynasty.

Xuyong county Woodcarving and Stone Carving Art Museum was established in 1998, and was originally the Chunqiu Ancestral Hall Museum. A museum showroom was set up in xuyong county New District in 20 15, and opened on May 18, International Museum Day, free of charge to the public. Xuyong county Woodcarving and Stone Carving Art Museum (showroom) displays 32 stone carving cultural relics, 23 wood carving cultural relics, 5 multimedia exhibitions, 2 human-computer interaction experience projects, other fine cultural relics 10, and pictures 128. The contents of the exhibition are mainly exquisite woodcarving and stone carving cultural relics with local characteristics in Xuyong, supplemented by other cultural relics, reflecting the origin and prosperity of Xuyong woodcarving and stone carving culture from different aspects.

Xuyong county Xueshan Pass is located on the road from Moni Town to Chishui Town in xuyong county, between two tall and straight peaks, completely blocking the narrow pass. Ancient salt merchants had to pass through here when they went out of Sichuan to Guizhou. Now, the stone road and beggar's nest at the foot of the snow-capped mountain are still faintly visible. Xueshan Pass is different from other passes. It has no formidable city walls and no magnificent watchtower. However, an arched gate nearly three meters high clearly told the knocker that this was a military fortress.