Hejin tourist attractions daquan scenic spots ranking

The tourist attractions in Hejin include Xuandi Temple, Hejin Museum, Guduo Houtu Temple, Shanwang Cemetery and Hejin Taitou Temple.

1. Xuandi Temple

Xuandi Ji Zhuan Xu, also known as Ganhuang, was one of the five ancient emperors. He is the grandson of the Yellow Emperor, surnamed Ji. His father was Changyi, the second son of the Yellow Emperor, and was sealed in Ruoshui. He married Chang servant, the daughter of Shushan's family, and gave birth to Zhuan Xu. Zhuan Xu's character is deep and resourceful. At the age of fifteen, he assisted Shao Hao, governed Jiuli area, and was sealed in Gaoyang (now East of Qixian County, Henan Province), so he was also called Levin's.

2. Hejin Museum

Hejin County Museum is located in Xingeng Street, Hejin County, Yuncheng District, Shanxi Province. On June 9, 213, Zhang Zhirong, an enthusiastic citizen of Hejin City, donated 8 Neolithic stone tools and animal fossils to Hejin Museum. Hejin County Qin was located in Pishi County, and the Northern Wei Dynasty was changed to Longmen County. Hejin County was changed in Song Dynasty, and it has been upgraded to Hejin City since then. Hejin County Museum was renamed Hejin City Museum.

3. Guduo Houtu Temple

Guduo Houtu Temple is located in Guduo Village, Fancun Town, Hejin City, Shanxi Province. The founding date is unknown, and it was repaired in Yuanyuan Zhenyuan (1295), Ming Dynasty and Qing Qianlong (1736-1795). Covers an area of 385 square meters. The temple courtyard faces south, and it is arranged as soon as it enters the courtyard. The existing stage and Notre Dame Hall are all relics of the Yuan Dynasty, and the rest of the buildings are buildings of the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

4. Shanwang Cemetery

In December p>27, archaeologists from the Cultural Relics Bureau of Linzi District, Zibo City excavated the site of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Pit in Shanwang Village, * * * cleared five tombs of the Han Dynasty and found a Terracotta Warriors and Horses Pit. List of the seventh batch of national cultural relics under key protection.

5. Hejin Taitou Temple

Taitou Temple is located in the northeast corner of the intersection of Xingeng South Street and Longgang Road in Hejin City, Shanxi Province. At present, there is no conclusive evidence to test when it was founded. According to the inscription in the temple, Ming Chenghua was rebuilt in different degrees in four years (AD 1468) and nine years (AD 1473).

above content reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Hejin City