What are the tourist attractions in Hanwang Town?

What are the tourist attractions in Hanwang Town?

Hanwang Town has many tourist attractions, including Jianquan and Maba Springs, Qunyangpo, Hushan Baiguoyuan, Zhang Zhupo Tomb, Fenglingshan Resort and the art treasure house of Zhang Boying Art Museum. Hanwang is a famous "hometown of flowers and fruits", "hometown of roses", "hometown of ecological balance" and "hometown of stone carving art", and it is one of the 100 famous towns in Jiangsu Province. It has won the nomination award of "Top 500 Global Ecology" and is known as the back garden of Xuzhou.

Fenglingshan resort

Fenglingshan Tourist Resort is located in the south of Bajianquan and on the north slope of Fenglingshan, with a total area of nearly 3,000 mu. Eco-botanical garden, fruit tree bonsai garden, Hanwang Stone Museum, dry land ski resort, golf driving range, water fishing center, recuperation center and resort will be built in the resort. Mongolian customs garden has been opened to the outside world, and folk customs garden and water fishing center are under active construction.

Hushanbai orchard

Located at the foot of Hushan Mountain in the southwest of Hanwang, surrounded by mountains on three sides, the forest ditch is deep, with a total area of more than 3,000 mu. There are Gu Teng flowers with a tree age of over 100 years, ancient Xinglin and ancient persimmon forests with a history of 1200 years, and fruit trees such as hawthorn, plum, pomegranate and grape. There are flowers in four seasons, fruits in three seasons, and they are always new. Gu Teng, Xinglin, Kistler, Shengou, Liu Quan and Baiguoyuan are full of natural wild interests; Cooking smoke, stone benches, grass kiosks, chickens crowing and dogs barking are full of the comfort and tranquility of rural life. This is an excellent place for people to have a picnic, enjoy folk customs and return to nature. This is a charming paradise.

Qunyangpo

Fiona Fang is located in the south of Bajian Spring on the northern slope of Fengling Mountain, covered with hundreds of acres of exposed rocks. These rocks are weathered by the wind and the sun, and their surfaces are smooth and gray. They are hidden in weeds and look like moving sheep from a distance. These sheep have different shapes. After a gust of wind, they appeared and disappeared in the grass. The sheep are standing in disorder, and the wind blows low. For example, herding sheep, sitting or lying down, walking or standing, eating with their heads down, playing leisurely, or looking up, are full of fun.