Zitong county tourist attractions

Zitong, Qiqushan Temple in northern Sichuan, has been named after "purple forest in the east and water in the west" since ancient times, and is known as the "south gate of Shu Road" with brilliant architecture. The Great Temple was built in Jin Dynasty, which was a "sub-temple" established by local people in Jin Dynasty to commemorate Zhang Yazi. At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, Zhang Yazi was named "Wenchang Emperor". Later, Wenchang Palace was built here, which was expanded several times in Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, forming a number of ancient buildings with magnificent structures and complete systems. The whole temple 12000 square meters is the floorboard of Wenchang Palace and Guandi Temple. Qiqushan Temple is composed of 23 buildings in different periods, which completely shows the architectural style from the Yuan Dynasty to the Republic of China. It is a valuable material for studying the history of ancient architecture in China. Now it is a national key cultural relics protection unit. Because of its layout, the temple is extremely magnificent, with ancient buildings, ancient cypresses, ancient roads and nine bends of water flowing with each other. It is not only a sacred place for sacrifice, but also a scenic spot. Qiqushan Temple is an AAAA-level scenic spot. Wakouguan "Wakouguan" is located ten miles north of Zitong, Wu Fuling, at the southern end of Jinniu Ancient Road. The wall was cut by a knife, the moss was green and the vines were upside down. The ancients linked danger with danger. Shu Road goes south along Longmen Mountain, crosses rocks, turns straight and steep, passes through customs, and the road gradually slows down. Cypress on the rock slope, negative potential competition. Lin Tao rushes through the customs, and the river is like practice. "Wakouguan" captured the March 8th in the southwest of the barrier, which is a battleground for military strategists. The seventieth battle of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, "Zhang Fei, a valiant soldier, went straight for Wakouguan", is here. At that time, Wei General Zhang He (next to Jiabao) was stationed at Wakouguan, and Zhang Fei got the route from the refugees, so Wei Yan led the troops to knock on the pass and pretended to attack, but he led 500 Qingqi to attack from Zitong Mountain Road. Zhang He (Garbo's ear), a famous soldier who once threatened that "everyone is afraid of Zhang Fei, and I regard him as a child", ended up in a fiasco of "abandoning the mountain immediately and fleeing with only a dozen people accompanying him". Zhang Fei's carelessness is really not foolhardy. At present, there is a "stepping stone" at the pass. Legend has it that Zhang Fei fought with Wei Jun, and the horseshoe kicked the stone as a trough ... All kinds of historical sites in Wakouguan all showed the prosperity of "Jinniu Road, Hundred Cuitian and Business Travel". Ten years of "Cultural Revolution", ancient buildings were destroyed and the stars shifted. From 65438 to 0986, the scenic spots of Bulie were restored from south to north with the ancient Shu Road as the main line and the "all-round health" as the center. The three-story "Guanyin Pavilion" is simple and elegant, and its momentum is magnificent. Behind the pavilion, the "Hall of Great Heroes" is resplendent and magnificent, and the "Wuding Temple" on the side of the pavilion is built on rocks. The hexagonal cornices "Pavilion for sending danger" built in the original site and the rich "Wenchang Pavilion" in Hui Hong are extremely ingenious. The "Shudao Pavilion" is next to the "Dangerous Pavilion". The cloister building is surrounded by cypresses, which is beautiful. "Wakouguan" stands tall and dangerous, and the city wall is made of stone. As grand as ever, as spectacular as ever. The wall root is 0/5m away from the watchtower/kloc-. Huanhou Temple was built in the city, and Zhang Fei was painted. Its unusual appearance of "the leopard has eyes, the swallow has whiskers, the thunder is loud, and the horse is galloping" reappears after more than a thousand years.