What are the interesting tourist attractions in Baoji city?

Famen Town is located about 0/0 km north of Fufeng County, Baoji City, and was founded in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. This "Royal Monastery" in the Tang Dynasty has become a Buddhist holy place that the whole country looks up to because of its possession of Sakyamuni's "Finger Bone Relic", the highest sacred object of Buddhism. Today's Famen Temple is divided into two parts: the former site buildings in Tang Dynasty style (Famen Temple and Treasure Hall) and the controversial new cultural scenic spot. You can buy tickets from the old site or from Shanmen Square on the west side of the newly-built cultural scenic spot.

Treat all the treasures of Famen Temple as tourists. If you want to see all the treasures of Famen Temple, you should visit the underground palace, the treasure hall and the folding stupa in the cultural scenic spot of the old Famen Temple, because there are three "shadow bones" in the underground palace (specially made of jade according to the shape and size of real bones to protect them). Treasures unearthed from the royal family in the Tang Dynasty were exhibited in the Treasures Museum. The most precious "Buddha finger (real body) relic" is placed in the folding stupa in the easternmost part of the cultural scenic spot. Unfortunately, this newly-built building was rated as the top ten ugliest buildings in a certain year.

If you enter the scenic spot from Shanmen Square on the west side of the cultural scenic spot, you will see Foguang Avenue, which is about 1 km long. There are ten glittering giant Buddha statues on both sides of the avenue. At the end of the east side of the avenue is a folded stupa. Sightseeing bus can ride on the avenue, and 30 yuan can go back and forth and wave to stop. The Buddha's phalanx relic is only open to the public on the first and fifteenth day of the first lunar month, weekends and major holidays.

To the southwest of the cultural scenic spot are Famen Temple and Treasure Hall. Under the real pagoda in the temple is the underground palace where the Buddha's finger relic was found. Now, you can watch three "shadow bones" at close range in the underground palace. From the underground palace, you can also visit the quiet temples, including the Bell and Drum Tower, the Ursa Major Hall and the release pond, all of which are typical buildings of the Tang Dynasty.

There are hundreds of treasures in the Treasure Hall, and exquisite cultural relics unearthed in the underground palace are displayed in the nearby Treasure Hall (also known as the museum). You can see hundreds of treasures offered to the Buddha by the Tang royal family, all of which are breathtaking. Among them, there are eight treasures, twelve rings, pure gold pagodas, white marble tombs, secret porcelain, tea sets used by the emperor and so on. Some of these treasures are made of pure gold, some have been lost, and some are unique in the world, which reflects the extreme wealth of the Tang Dynasty empire and the sincerity of the royal family to worship Buddha.

There are catering and accommodation services around Famen Temple, and most tourists will choose to stay in Xi 'an. There is a Foguangge Hotel near the west side of the cultural scenic spot, where you can eat special vegetarian food, but the price is not cheap. There are fast food to choose from near the old site, or you can bring your own dry food.

2. Taibai Mountain National Forest Park

Located in Meixian County, Baoji City, at the northern foot of Taibai Mountain, the main peak of Qinling Mountains. Taibai Mountain in the park is the main peak of Qinling Mountains, with an altitude of 3,767 meters. This mountain is magnificent. Taibai Mountain has beautiful natural scenery, and the top of the mountain is covered with snow all year round in midsummer. From the Guanzhong Plain, it is covered with snow. "Taibai Snow Day in June" has been one of the eight scenic spots in Guanzhong since ancient times. The park is dominated by forest landscape, which is dotted with cultural relics and historic sites.

Today's Taibai Mountain Forest Park is more suitable for tourists who like the original ecological depth tour or some outdoor hiking enthusiasts. Light or heavy mountain climbing is the way for these tourists to play in Taibai Mountain. There are many routes to climb Taibai Mountain. The mountaineering road is divided into north slope and south slope, including ropeway route and hiking route. Tourists should follow the developed mountaineering routes, especially hiking, and should not leave the main routes to explore. One is to prevent getting lost and missing in the mountains; Second, there are many wild animals in the reserve, including large wild animals, and tourists may encounter danger when they enter the deep mountains.

The most routine route to the summit on foot takes two days, and the general route is as follows: D 1: Tangyukou-Xiaban Temple-Shangban Temple-Xiaowengong Temple; D2: Xiaowen Temple-Dawen Temple-Dayehai-Dawen Temple-Xiaowen Temple-Xiaban Temple-Tangyu Parking Lot. Tangyukou-Xiaban Temple, you need to take the scenic sightseeing bus, one-way 30 yuan and round trip to 60 yuan. The lower half of the temple-the upper half of the temple, you can choose the cableway up and down, one-way 50 yuan, round trip 100 yuan. After crossing Xiaowen Gong Temple and entering Taibai Mountain Nature Reserve, you need to buy another ticket for 60 yuan at Xiaowen Gong Management Station.

If you only have one day, you can also enjoy the charm of Taibai Mountain. The general route is as follows: Tangyukou (by sightseeing bus)-Lower Temple (by cableway)-Upper Temple-Baisendai-Tianyuan (known locally as 35 1 1). Most of the day trips to Taibai Mountain return at the "Tianyuan Land" with an altitude of 35 1 1 m. Locals call it "35 1 1", which is also one of the north-south dividing points of China geography. The real journey to the top begins here.

Every year on the first day of the seventh lunar month, it is the Taibai Mountain Temple Fair. At this time, there are an endless stream of tourists on the mountain and below, which is very lively. Every winter, because of the heavy snow in the mountains, the ropeway will be closed and some areas of the scenic spot will not be open to the public. You can call the scenic spot to determine the specific situation at that time.

3. Baoji Bronze Museum

China Shigu Garden, located in Baoji City, has a unique shape of "Five Dingtai" and is a symbol of "the hometown of bronzes". Baoji is the birthplace of Zhou and Qin Dynasties, with many cultural relics, especially unearthed bronzes. Baoji Bronze Museum is the only bronze museum in Asia, which mainly displays the bronze treasures unearthed in Baoji, such as how to respect, Qin and gold-handled iron swords, which once caused a sensation and enjoyed a high reputation at home and abroad.

Baoji Bronze Museum has four exhibition halls, which ring around the same floor. Visitors can just play clockwise when they visit. In the first exhibition hall of the museum, there is a map of the main unearthed sites of Chinese bronzes. On this map, the location of Baoji is very obvious.

Clockwise from the first exhibition hall to the second exhibition hall, which is the focus of the whole museum. Many bronzes on display in the exhibition hall are worthy of careful evaluation by tourists. Bronze ware, the most precious is the internal inscription, which has important historical value. On the second floor, visitors must see Xia Zhenge's precious "He Zun". There are 222 inscriptions found in this bronze vessel, among which "Zhaizi China" is the earliest written record about the title of "China". When playing, you might as well look up. There is an enlarged rubbings of the inscription on the ceiling, and the early inscription "China" is printed with lights.

In the second exhibition hall, there is the largest existing bronze reed of Shang and Zhou Dynasties-Wang Ligui Lake, which was cast by Zhou Liwang to commemorate his ancestors. The cultural relics in this exhibition hall involve weddings, music, chariots and horses in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. The third exhibition hall shows the decline of the Zhou Dynasty and the prosperity of the Qin Dynasty. Here is a large percussion instrument "Qin Gongyi", which is the witness of Qin people learning Zhou etiquette.

In the fourth exhibition hall of the museum, the production technology of bronzes was introduced in the form of simulated workshops. The museum is located in Shigu Garden. Interested visitors can board the Shigu Pavilion in the park (20 yuan is required to pay the elevator fee), where they can overlook the downtown area of Baoji and the panoramic view of the Weihe River in the distance. The bronzes in the museum have deep cultural connotations, and there are many inscriptions that you and I don't know today. Visitors who are interested in this place may wish to hire an interpreter during the visit, so that they can understand these ancient cultures more clearly. There is a charge for the explanation.

4. Jintai view

Lingyuan, located in the north of Baoji City, is only about 1 km away from the railway station. It was built at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, and is the temple of the famous Taoist Zhang Sanfeng. "Ji Fang in the Ming Dynasty" records: "Taizu heard his name, and in the twenty-fourth year of Hongwu (1392), he sent an envoy to find it, so he lived in Baodi Jintai Temple".

In ancient times, there was a saying that Baoji has a golden platform view, which is only five and a half feet away from the sky. If you stand on the platform in front of the Jade Emperor Pavilion in Jintai, you will have an excellent view. The overall layout of Jintaiguan building is built on the mountain, and the main buildings are arranged along the central axis, which is symmetrical left and right. There are Jade Emperor Pavilion, Sanqing Hall, Bajiao Pavilion and Sanfeng Cave. Every year, on the third day of March and the tenth day of October in the lunar calendar, there are temple fairs in Jintai Temple and performances of local operas such as Shaanxi Opera.

After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), the government allocated funds for many times to repair the ancient buildings of Jintaiguan, and then the Baoji Museum was built. Baoji Museum belongs to the local history museum. Over the years, * * * has collected cultural relics 14 100 pieces (groups), mostly in the Zhou, Qin, Han and Tang dynasties.