Hefei’s five major cultural attractions for Spring Festival tourism in 2015 and Hefei’s three major scenic spots

Bao Park

Another business card that has to be mentioned in Hefei is Bao Park. It is a good place to experience Bao Gong’s “selfless” nature. Bao Park is a park featuring "Bao Gong". The main attractions are Bao Gong Cemetery, Qingfeng Pavilion, Fuzhuang and Bao Gong Temple, all related to Bao Gong, an upright official of the Northern Song Dynasty who was born in Hefei. While taking a walk in the park, you can learn about Bao Gong's story. His honest and selfless character is admirable.

Huiyuan

Huiyuan is located in the Economic Development Zone in the south of Hefei City. It is adjacent to the Pearl Square with modern architectural style to the east, the International Convention and Exhibition Center, and the European-style European Feng Street is adjacent to Hefei University Town in the west and across the street from the Provincial Children's Activity Center. It is a large-scale comprehensive commemorative sightseeing park integrating Anhui display, sightseeing and entertainment.

The five corolla columns at the gate of Huiyuan symbolize the 50th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Under the leadership of the party, the people of the country have achieved fruitful results in the wave of reform and opening up. The five marble balls will It means fruitful.

The bridge connected to the gate is called the Century Bridge. It is shaped like a telephone receiver, which seems to allow people to listen to the voice of Chinese history. It also indicates that the 21st century is an information age, with extremely developed communications. Taking Century Bridge as the dividing point, the water area to the east is called the Huaihe River, and the water area to the west is the Yangtze River.

Huiyuan is grand, simple and elegant, with winding paths leading to secluded areas; pink walls, black tiles, well-proportioned, and exquisite carvings. And the store streets are built according to the old street patterns of "front store and back square", "ground floor store, floor housing" and other patterns. The main buildings include: Renhe Building, Deyue Building, Tea House, Huifeng Stone Square, the first floor of Huiyuan, Deyi Building, Chunfeng Building, Guojie Building, Ancient Theater Building, Lotus Pond and Jade Belt Bridge, Ten Thousand Golden Turtles, and Nine Dragons and Nine Phoenix Walls. And there are more than a hundred antique commercial residential buildings embedded in it.

All 17 prefectures and cities in the province have their own gardens in the park, and they display their respective gardens in the form of gardens with the most representative local history, culture, customs and landmark buildings. For tourists and spectators. Visiting Huiyuan can not only understand Anhui's long history, but also feel like visiting various famous scenic spots in the province.

The Tianxian Pei Grand Stage

The "Tianxian Pei Grand Stage" of more than 1,000 square meters has a total of 180 seats. In the future, opera performances, mainly Huangmei Opera, will be held here frequently. Show the unique artistic charm of Huizhou style and Anhui style to the outside world. The newly established Anhui Plum Blossom Award Art Troupe not only brings together the strongest lineup of Huangmei Opera talents in the province, but these opera masters will also provide high-level performances to the audience through the "Grand Stage".

Li Mansion

Li Mansion, located on the busiest street, has blue bricks and black tiles, and a tall screen wall, standing on the bustling Huaihe Road with its ancient appearance. Pedestrians who pass by on the street will cast curious glances at this beautiful and elegant old house.

Mingjiao Temple

Mingjiao Temple was rebuilt from a teaching crossbow platform. It is located next to Xiaoyaojin Park in Hefei City, Anhui, China. It was originally called Tiefo Temple, also known as Mingjiao Platform and Cao Cao's Pointing General Platform. The temple was first built in the Liang Dynasty of the Southern Dynasty. By the end of the Sui Dynasty, the temple was abandoned. In AD 766-779, an Iron Buddha was excavated from the ruins. Pei Juan, the governor of Luzhou, reported to the court that it was rebuilt and named "Mingjiao Yuan". In the Ming Dynasty, it was renamed "Mingjiao Temple". After that, there were ups and downs. By 1853, it was again destroyed by war. It was rebuilt during the Guangxu period. In the winter of 1937, some buildings in the temple were bombed by Japanese aircraft. After the founding of New China, relevant government departments allocated funds for many renovations. In 1983, the temple was designated as a national key temple in the Han area. Mingjiao Temple has a long history and majestic architecture. In the Qing Dynasty, it ranked first among the temples in Hefei City. The existing buildings include Shanmen, Tianwang Hall, Daxiong Hall, Ksitigarbha Hall, guest halls, dormitories, etc. The "Guixi Tomb" located on the west side of Tingsong Pavilion is named after a mythical turtle and a chicken buried there.