How about Erlangshen Cultural Relics Park?

Erlangshen Cultural Heritage Park is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction.

Erlangshen Cultural Heritage Park is located in Wulongkou, 1 km north of Guannan County, Jiangsu Province, at the mouth of Guanhe River at the intersection of five rivers. As an emerging tourism project attraction in Guannan County, the people of Guannan made full use of the strategic resources of "Journey to the West" and "Er Lang Shen", with a total investment of 120 million yuan, a development land of 395 acres, and a construction area of ??16,000 square meters. The establishment of the park is an important measure implemented by Guannan to realize regional cultural inheritance and tourism development. On May 5, 2014, the park was successfully approved as a national 4A tourist attraction. It has now become the domestic Erlangshen cultural inheritance and exhibition base, the largest Taoist site in northern Jiangsu and southern Shandong, and an important scenic spot in the "Huaihai Westward Journey Cultural Tourism Circle".

Erlangshen Cultural Heritage Park is located in the core area of ??Wulongkou, 1 km north of Guannan County, covering an area of ??395 acres. The Salt River with a history of more than a thousand years, the Guan River with a history of more than 800 years, and the literati of the past dynasties have repeatedly Five rivers, including the Wuzhang River that chants and the South and North Liutang Rivers that Guannan County residents rely on for their lives, meet here. The water area is wide, the ecology is excellent, the ancient charm flows, and the river reaches the sea.

The Erlangshen Cultural Heritage Park traces the true emperor Erlang who is both physical and spiritual, one of the four famous works "Journey to the West" and the best hometown of the author. According to research, the Guanjiangkou where Erlangshen was stationed is today's Guannan County Guanhe estuary. The park features imitation of ancient Tang Dynasty architecture, with the theme of promoting "filial piety" culture, and focuses on wetland protection, leisure and entertainment, and ecological experience. It connects the culture of Erlang God and Guannan into a real scenic spot visible to the naked eye, attracting curious people from all directions. Many tourists come to explore, and the many Erlangqi stories passed down from generation to generation along the Guan River have become topics that people enjoy talking about after visiting.

Guannan Erlang Temple is located in Wulongkou, Guannan County, Jiangsu Province. Wulongkou is the ancient and contemporary name of Wuzhang River. Tracing back to its origin, Wulongkou originally refers to the confluence of five rivers in Guannan: Guanhe River, Yanhe River, Nanliutang River, Beiliutang River, and Liji River. It is located about 500 meters west of the current Wuzhang River Gate. Over time, Wulongkou evolved into a regional name, not only the ancient name and generational name of Wuzhang River, but also the geographical name including Wuzhang River and its surrounding areas. Now Guannan County has planned and established the Wulongkou Ecological Reserve here, covering the two towns of Xin'an Town and Liji Township, and is gradually developing and utilizing it, striving to build it into a scenic spot integrating tourism, sightseeing, food, and commerce.

Information source: Jiangsu Provincial Forestry Bureau