What is there to do near Boye, including tourist attractions?

Boye County Revolutionary Martyrs Monument Pavilion

Boye County Revolutionary Martyrs Monument Pavilion is located in the northwest corner of Chengwei Village, in the courtyard of Chengwei Section Hospital. There are eight stone tablets in the pavilion. The inscription records the great achievements of the revolutionary martyrs who fought bravely for the cause of national liberation in the Anti-Japanese War and was not afraid of sacrifice. It is also engraved with the names, birthplaces and positions of the 268 martyrs. It is a key cultural relic protection unit in the county.

The Huanjin Well Stele

The Huanjin Well Stele is located in front of the Huanjin Well in Nanlinli Village, Chengwei Town. The monument is 3.6 meters high, 0.99 meters wide and 0.26 meters thick. It is made of bluestone. Feng Qi, a lecturer at the Hanlin Academy in the Ming Dynasty, wrote the Jing Shu Dan. In October 1987, it was listed as a key cultural relic protection unit together with Huanjin Well.

Yan Yuan Ancestral Hall

Yan Yuan Ancestral Hall is located in the northwest of Beiyang Village. It was built during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty. The main hall of the ancestral hall is rectangular in plan. It has three rooms in front and one room in depth. It is 11.6 meters long from east to west, 6.6 meters wide from north to south, and 7 meters high. It has a balcony of 1.35 meters on the top of Boischer Mountain and two silver pillars.

Xingguo Temple Stone Pagoda

The Xingguo Temple Stone Pagoda is located in the courtyard of Jiecun School in Chengwei Town. This pagoda was built in the fourth year of Jinglong in the Tang Dynasty (710). It was originally a building in Xingguo Temple. Now the temple has been destroyed, and this pagoda is the only one remaining. The stone tower is square in plan and 7.5 meters high. This pagoda is entirely carved from white jade and has exquisite workmanship. It has important reference value for studying the architectural style of the Tang Dynasty. The Xingguo Temple Pagoda has stood for more than a thousand years since its construction.