My home is in Chuzhou, Anhui. I want to take my children on a trip. Are there any good attractions?

You can take him to Chuzhou, which also has many interesting attractions:

Chuzhou City received 14.469 million tourists in 2014, an increase of 13.7% over the previous year. Among them, it received 90,357 tourists from foreign countries, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. The total tourism revenue for the year was 11.29 billion yuan, an increase of 12.9% over the previous year. Among them, foreign exchange income from tourism was US$26.736 million. By the end of the year, the city had 21 star-rated tourist hotels and 2,228 star-rated hotel rooms (sets). By the end of the year, there were 23 A-level tourist attractions (spots) and 2 scenic spots.

Main attractions:

Chuzhou is located in Huaizuo, with beautiful lakes and mountains. It is rich in both Jiangnan beauty and Huaizuo beauty, and is rich in tourism resources. There are 8 national-level scenic spots, national-level forest parks, national-level key cultural relics protection units, 11 provincial-level nature reserves and key cultural relics protection units, including famous mountains, famous pavilions, ancient passes, ancient temples, historical and cultural sites and other natural and cultural sites. There are more than 100 landscapes and 2 national-level key temples open to the outside world.

Four mountains: Langya Mountain, Huangfu Mountain, Jiushan Mountain, and Shenshan Mountain;

Four Lakes: Biyun Lake, Nushan Lake, Woniu Lake, and Huayuan Lake;

Four caves: Jiushan Cave, Zen Cave Cave, Anji Cave, and Suishui Cave;

Four caves: celebrities (Ouyang Xiu, Wu Jingzi, etc.), famous pavilions (Drunkard Pavilion, Fengle Pavilion), Famous temples (Yangming Temple, Chen Duo Temple, Wo Gong Temple), famous books ("The Drunkard Pavilion", "The Scholars");

Chuzhou has national forest parks such as Langya Mountain and Huangfu Mountain , three national cultural relics protection units, including the Ming Emperor Mausoleum, Langya Mountain Cliffs and Steles, and Wandong Martyrs Cemetery, as well as a number of provincial scenic spots, nature reserves, and cultural relics protection units.

The most popular place of interest in Chuzhou is Langya Mountain, known as the "No Other Mountain after Penglai". The large natural secondary forest in the mountain is well preserved, with beautiful forest ravines and gurgling streams. The dense forest is home to the Tang Dynasty-built Mt. Langya Temple, the Zuiweng Pavilion (the first of the four famous pavilions in the country) and its sister pavilion "Fengle Pavilion" built in the Song Dynasty; there is also the "Jinling Key" Qingliu Pass, which integrates "ancient post roads, ancient passes, and ancient battlefields". There are many stone carvings on the cliffs in the mountains. Among them, the "Owen Su" stele and Wu Daozi's Bodhisattva stone carvings are called the "mountain-holding" treasures, marking the profound cultural heritage of the famous mountain.

Local attractions

Chuzhou urban area: Langya Mountain Scenic Area (AAAA level), Huangfu Mountain National Forest Park, Shungeng Tourism Resort, Qingliuguan, Jiutianfeng Ecological Tourism Resort, Erlang Lake, Huashan Caiyun Cave, Xijian Lake, Fengle Pavilion, Longpan River Park, Qingliu River Park, etc.

Lai'an: Bailu Island Ecological Tourism Area, Wandong Martyrs Cemetery, Peacock Temple

Quanjiao: Wu Jingzi Memorial Hall, Shenshan National Forest Park, Biyun Lake, Longshan Temple, Three Pagodas Temple

Tianchang: Gaoyou Lake Tourist Resort, Busan Wolong Park, Tianchang Museum, Longgang, Hu Guo Temple, Wo Gong Temple, Gaoyou Lake, Hongcao Lake Wetland Park

Mingguang: Nushan Ancient Volcano Geopark

Dingyuan: Tomb of Yu Ji, Ou Tang Martyrs Memorial Hall, Jinshan Dishui Temple

Fengyang: Ming Emperor Mausoleum, Ming Zhongdu Imperial City, Jiushan Cave.

Collapse the Twelve Scenes of Chuzhou

When Yin Mengbi, a Gongsheng student from Huzhou, Zhejiang, served as a general magistrate in Chuzhou in the first year of Tianqi in the Ming Dynasty (1621), he classified the best scenery of Chuzhou’s beautiful scenery as Chuzhou. Twelve scenes. The twelve sceneries are: Langya Ancient Temple, Rangquan Autumn Moon, Fengling Xiangyun, Clear Snow, Flower Mountain Brocade, Chongxi Cave Sky, Xijian Spring Tide, Dragon Pan Green, Lingxi Night Rain, Shize Feiqiong, Baizi Lingqiu , Qiaolou Grand View.

Collapse Chuzhou Ancient City

The scope of Chuzhou City is roughly as follows: starting from Beiguan in the north, Songcheng Street and Huancheng Road in the south, Xijian Road in the west, and Dongmenkou in the east. urban area. In the Southern Song Dynasty, it was the seat of Dunqiu County, and in the Eastern Wei Dynasty, it was the seat of Nanqiaozhou City. Before the Tang Dynasty, Luocheng of Chuzhou City was adjacent to Guanghui Bridge (also known as Hongji Bridge) to the east and had Linqing Gate; to Gongjiayuan (south of today's Gumalu Street) to the south was Fengtai Gate. The city perimeter is 3 miles and 320 paces. In the early years of Wude in the Tang Dynasty, Zicheng was established in Luocheng (today's Chuzhou No. 3 Middle Heights). The city's perimeter is 1 mile and 160 paces. There is a parapet on it. The gates were built in 620 (the third year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty): the east gate was named Xingchun; the west gate was named Gujiao. From 650 to 655 years (Yonghui period of the Tang Dynasty), it was expanded and built with four gates: Tonghuai Gate in the east, Jijiang Gate in the south, Chaotian Gate in the west, and Wangsi Gate in the north. The perimeter of the city is 7 miles and 258 steps. Each built a moon city. When the Xijian River entered the city, Shangshui Pass was built, with three holes in the arch circle, half city wall and half bridge, and it was pedestrian-friendly. In 1047 (the seventh year of Qingli in the Northern Song Dynasty), Ouyang Xiuzhichu expanded and built Luocheng again.

In the Ming Dynasty, a corridor was added to the south, and the city perimeter was 9 miles and 18 steps. Build a water pass and three arched holes. There are 6 gates: the big east gate is named Huari, the small east gate is named Huanyi, the big west gate is named Yongfeng, the small west gate is named Guande, the south gate is named Jianghuai Baobao, and the north gate is named Gongji. The surrounding moat is more than 200 steps wide and two people deep, with bridges connecting each gate to the river. During the war in the Yuan Dynasty, Yuecheng was destroyed. In 1589 (the seventeenth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty), Yuecheng was rebuilt, with 12 additional huts, 3,549 stacks, and 4 turrets. It was later destroyed by war and earthquakes. It was repaired several times in the Qing Dynasty. In 1858 (the eighth year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty), the city was completely destroyed. During the Republic of China, only the brick arches of the north and south gates and the south gate tower were visible. The city wall was intact, and there were no stacks, pavilions or turrets. In 1954, traffic was developed and the brick wall was demolished. The entire road from the south gate to the east gate was built as a road around the city (today's ring road), and the remaining ruins of other sections can still be found along the moat.

The ancient appearance of Shangxiashuiguan is intact. After 2000, the city wall section of Fengle Avenue collapsed, and now no trace of the Chuzhou Ming City Wall can be found.