What are the fun things to do in Xuzhou?

Interesting places in Xuzhou include: Xuzhou Museum, Yunlong Mountain, Xinghua Temple, Thousand-Year Ancient Temple, Han Portrait Stone Museum, and Chu Tombs at Lion Mountain. Xuzhou Museum is a local comprehensive museum established by the Xuzhou Municipal People's Government on the site of Emperor Qianlong's southern tour of the Qing Dynasty. The museum is located on Heping Road, Yunlong District, Xuzhou City, and has a very classical cultural atmosphere. You can go to Xuzhou Museum by car or bus: take bus No. 91 or No. 91w and get off at Hepingqiao Station. Yunlong Mountain, also known as "Shifo Mountain", is 142 meters above sea level and 3 kilometers long. The mountain is divided into nine sections, extending from northeast to southwest. Yunlong Mountain belongs to the warm temperate monsoon climate zone and is greatly affected by the southeast monsoon, making it more suitable for tourism. Yunlong Mountain is located on Heping Road in the southern suburb of Quanshan District, Xuzhou City. You can drive or take bus: take bus No. 91 or 91w and get off at Pengcheng Hotel Station, then transfer to bus No. 55 and get off at Binhu Park East Gate Station. Xinghua Temple, formerly known as Shifo Temple, is one of the eight ancient temples in Xuzhou. It was built next to the big stone Buddha in the Northern Wei Dynasty. Xinghua Temple is a magnificent, large-scale and long-standing Zen temple. It is a place of relatively high ornamental value. Xinghua Temple is located at Yunlong Mountain on Heping Road. It can be reached by car or bus: take bus No. 91 or 91w and get off at Pengcheng Hotel Station, then transfer to bus No. 55 and get off at Binhu Park East Gate Station. The Han Dynasty Portrait Stone Museum is a special museum that mainly displays Han Dynasty portrait stones. The collection has a distinctive personality and is rich in Xuzhou's unique artistic style and regional characteristics. The Xuzhou portrait stones are rich in content and truly represent the politics, economy, culture, religion and other aspects of the Han Dynasty. The Han Dynasty Portrait Stone Museum is located on Yunlong Huhu East Road in Xuzhou. It can be reached by car or bus: take bus 91 or 91w and get off at Hepingqiao Station, then transfer to bus 608 and get off at the Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine Station. The Tomb of King Chu in Lion Rock is a unique cultural relic in Xuzhou and is worth a visit. The Tomb of King Chu is now built in Xuzhou Han Culture Scenic Area. This is the tomb of Liu Wu, the third generation king of Chu who was enfeoffed in Xuzhou in the early Western Han Dynasty. It is located at the southern foot of the eastern suburbs of Xuzhou. It is a complex of buildings imitating palaces on the ground, with complex structures and strange shapes. The Tomb of Chu is located on Terracotta Warriors Road, Yunlong District, Xuzhou City. It can be reached by bus: 1. Take bus No. 91 or 91w, and after ten stops, get off at Huaita East Road, then transfer to bus No. 65, at Chuwangling Get off at Hepingqiao Station; 2. Take bus No. 91 or 91w, go through twelve stops, and get off at Hepingqiao Station, then transfer to bus No. 608 and get off at Chuwangling Station.