Where is Congmayuan tourist attraction?

Congmayuan tourist attraction is a national AA-level tourist attraction.

Introduction to Congmayuan Tourist Area: The scenic area is affiliated to Haiyang Congmayuan Ecological Tourism Co., Ltd., a provincial enterprise directly affiliated with the province. The scenic area is a national AA-level tourist area and a provincial agricultural tourism demonstration site. In order to enrich the cultural construction of scenic spots and carry forward the traditional Chinese silk weaving culture. Since 2007, this scenic spot has taken the tourism theme of "Harmonious Urban and Rural Tourism" as an opportunity. From May to October every year, the scenic spot has launched on-site tours of the entire process from silkworm feeding to cocoon silk formation, allowing more people to enjoy the full experience While appreciating the beautiful natural landscape and understanding Buddhist culture, you can also fully understand the continuation of Chinese silk culture and history, realizing a special tour that allows tourists to gain happiness in learning and learn knowledge through happiness. Special tourism activities such as "Sericulture Leisure Farm" and "Sericulture Family Fun" have been developed. From May to October every year, tourists are allowed to participate in picking mulberry leaves, feeding silkworms themselves, and experiencing the fun of raising silkworms. As the largest sericulture tourism base in the province, the scenic spot has a mulberry garden covering an area of ??more than 400 acres. The mulberry ripening season is usually during the summer vacation of students, and mulberry picking activities are launched at the end of June and the beginning of July every year. At present, the scenic spot has developed silk quilts, silkworm sand pillows, mulberry leaf tea, male moth wine, male silk moth and other sericulture by-products.

Introduction to Congma Zen Temple: According to the "Haiyang County Chronicle", Congma Zen Temple was built in the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties. It went through the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. It had many talented monks and prosperous incense. A famous Buddhist holy place in Jiaodong Peninsula. According to historical records, Yuchi Jingde, the founding general of the Tang Dynasty, passed through this place on his eastern expedition. Hearing the holy name of Congma Zen Temple, he came to offer incense and worship Buddha. He won a complete victory in the eastern expedition and returned in triumph. Yuchi Jingde was deeply impressed by the sacred monks and gods of Congma Temple, so he invested in the expansion of Congma Temple and stationed troops and generals in Qifeng Mountain. The "Dianjiang Platform", "Yinmagou" and "Horse-tying Stone" used by General Yuchi Jingde are still well preserved. For more than a thousand years, Buddhist disciples have come to preach and preach, leaving many good stories throughout the ages. Today, there are more than 60 well-preserved monuments in Congma Temple, and there are touching stories everywhere, which are touching. Since the Anti-Japanese War, Congma Zen Temple has been destroyed due to various reasons. In order to promote Buddhism and restore the glory of the Buddhist holy land, the Religious Affairs Bureau of Shandong Provincial People's Government issued a letter No. 17 [1993], approving the official opening of Congma Zen Temple as a Buddhist activity venue. . After many efforts, Congma Chanyuan held the completion ceremony of the Main Hall and the consecration ceremony of all the Buddha statues on November 1, 2009. When Mr. Zhao Puchu, the president of the Chinese Buddhist Association, came here in 1992, he found that the place was overgrown with vegetation, with green bamboos blocking out the sky, giving people the feeling of numbness, and an ancient temple, so he re-wrote the three names of Congmayuan. The big characters have been passed down to this day. The restoration of Congma Zen Monastery is the common wish of people from all walks of life and good men and women, and it is a major measure to promote Buddhism. We sincerely hope that Buddhist believers and people from all walks of life at home and abroad will show compassionate care, donate funds, and contribute to the cause. Your good deeds will be recorded in the Zen Temple's merit monument and passed down from generation to generation. This good deed is a good opportunity to cultivate a rare field of blessing, and this cause and effect will definitely obtain the extraordinary benefits and immeasurable merits.