Border town travel guide

Tourist attractions in the border town include: Cuicui Island, Calligraphy Garden, Diaojiaolou along the river, Yaowang Cave ruins, ancient city walls, Lala Crossing, etc.

1. Cuicui Island

The lighting exhibition on Cuicui Island has been officially turned on. The colorful lights illuminate the border town, making the border town even more beautiful at night. . Four or five friends, families of three, couples, and various combinations of tourists appeared in the exhibition area one after another, either visiting and browsing, or playing and taking photos, and received rave reviews.

2. Calligraphy Garden

The Baijia Calligraphy Garden in China's border towns was inscribed by Mr. Shen Peng, chairman of the Chinese Calligraphers Association. There are many stone tablets erected on the mountainside in the garden, and the words engraved on them are It is the entire content of the book "Border Town" by the modern writer Shen Congwen, which was written in sections by hundreds of Chinese calligraphers.

3. Diaojiaolou along the river

Various forms of Diaojiaolou in Xiangxi. There are many types of Diaojiaolou in western Hunan. The types are as follows: This is the most common form, and some people call it It is "a hanging head" or a "key head".

4. Yaowangdong Site

The Yaowangdong Site is a relic of ancient human activities. Through archaeological discoveries, the data of prehistoric human activities in the Qingshui River Basin of Dingyoushui have been verified.

5. Ancient city wall

The ancient city wall is a unique image with special aesthetic meaning. It has unique aesthetic images such as being a symbol of traditional moral and ethical norms and serving as an emotional sustenance.

6. Laladu

Laladu, also known as Millennium Ancient Ferry and Hongcha Ferry, is a ferry on the Qingshui River. It is located in Hong'an Town, Xiushan County, Chongqing City and has a history of nearly a thousand years. history. This ferry has carried border residents from Chongqing, Hunan and Guizhou and merchants who came to the border towns for business and tourism for thousands of years.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Border Town