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Hubei National Day Tourism: What are the interesting tourist attractions in Hubei?

Near, the National Day holiday celebrated by the whole country is coming to you. Take advantage of these happy seven days to give your mind a holiday, so where is the fun of visiting Hubei on National Day? The following are recommended tourist attractions in Hubei.

Where to play in Hubei on National Day?

Hubei Wudang Mountain Scenic Area

Wudang Mountain, also known as Taihe Mountain, is located in Shiyan City, Hubei Province, with a total area of 3 12 square kilometers. Wudang Mountain is a famous Taoist shrine in China, the birthplace of Tai Ji Chuan, a national key scenic spot and one of the top ten summer resorts in China. 1994 World Cultural Heritage List of Wudang Mountain Ancient Buildings; In 2006, 62 ancient buildings in Wudang Mountain were listed as national key cultural relics protection units; Wudang Wushu and Wudang Taoist music are listed in the national intangible cultural heritage list respectively. Wudang Taoist doctor, Wudang temple fair listed at 0700.

Yellow Crane Tower

5A-level national scenic spot, China historical and cultural building, national key scenic spot, one of the three famous buildings in the south of the Yangtze River (the other two are Yueyang Tower in Hunan and Wangteng Pavilion in Jiangxi), and one of the top 40 tourist attractions in China. The Yellow Crane Tower is a masterpiece of classical and modern integration, and its architecture is full of poetry and beauty. Located at the intersection of mountains and rivers, it just caters to the folk customs of the Chinese nation, is close to the natural space consciousness and advocates the philosophical concept of the universe. Climbing the Yellow Crane Tower not only makes people feel happy, but also makes the soul penetrate and blend with the image of the universe, thus purifying the soul. This is probably the reason why the Yellow Crane Tower and the beauty of the sun and the moon are enduring. Together with Wang Tengting and Yueyang Tower, it is also called the three famous buildings in the south of the Yangtze River.

Gusi

No.21Huangpu Road, Hankou, Wuhan. Among the four Buddhist jungles in Wuhan, the history of Gude Temple is shorter than that of the other three temples. 1877 (the third year of Guangxu in Qing dynasty) built a Buddhist temple named Longchang on the hillside of the eastern section of Jiefang Avenue in Hankou and the northern section of Huangpu Avenue. Later, due to the growing incense sticks, a large-scale expansion project was started in the autumn of 192 1, which took time to complete 13 and 1934. The ancient temple is east-west, covering an area of more than 20,000 square meters and a construction area of more than 3,600 square meters. Temple buildings were severely damaged during the Cultural Revolution, and all Buddhist cultural relics and religious facilities were destroyed. As a key cultural relic protection unit in Wuhan, the ancient temple has been completely restored, and its ancient and solemn Gude Temple has been restored. There are Tianwang Temple, Ursa Major Hall, Juehuan Temple, Kannonji and the Buddhist Scripture Building. The main building, Mahatma Hall, is built in the form of Ananda Temple in Myanmar, with 9 pagodas and 96 nine lotus piers. The top 24 Bodhisattvas symbolize worship in Kowloon. The layout is ingenious, the structure is rigorous, the doors and windows are exquisitely designed, and the decoration is gorgeous, which shows the outstanding achievements of architectural art.

What are the interesting places to go to Hubei on National Day? Qingchuan Pavilion is recommended as a tourist attraction in Hubei.

Qing Pavilion, located in Gong Ji, Kameyama Mountain, Hanyang, was built in Ming and Jia Dynasties (A.D. 1522- 1566). It was built by Fan Ju Town, the magistrate of Hanyang, when the Yuji Palace (formerly Yu Wang Temple) was renovated. It was named after "Hanyang with a tree and clear water" in the list of provincial intangible cultural heritage in Cui Hao in the Tang Dynasty. Qingge and Wuchang Yellow Crane Tower face each other across the river, which is known as the' Three Chu Scenery'. The Qing Pavilion and the Yuji Palace were destroyed six or seven times in history, and Zhong Qian, the chief of Hanyang County, was rebuilt in Tongzhi of Qing Dynasty for three years (AD 1864). 1935, Qingchuan Pavilion was blown down by the wind, and Yuji's palace survived.

Tusicheng

Enshi tusi castle is located in the northwest of Enshi, a small place called Duishan Bay. It is 500 meters away from the municipal government and covers an area of more than 300 mu. There are more than 30 scenic spots such as the gatehouse, Dongyufeng Bridge, Linjun Temple, school yard, Tujia folk houses, Tusi Palace-Jin Jiu Hall, city wall, bell tower, Drum Tower, Baihua Garden, White Tiger Statue, Crouching Tiger Iron Bridge, Tingtao Teahouse and National Art Park.

Changyang Qingjiang gallery

Qingjiang Gallery is a national AAAAA scenic spot.

In the early years of Qiuci Temple, there were 500 Luohan rubbings carved by Tianning Temple in Changzhou in the third year of Jiaqing (1798). During the Daoji period (1850), the folk craftsmen of Guiyuan Temple recreated on the basis of extension. After nine years of cold and heat, it was made by 500 respected people, and the sculpture art is unique in China. Guiyuan Temple has now become a folk custom in Wuhan. Guiyuan Temple was built in the 15th year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1658). It is famous for its exquisite architecture, wonderful sculptures and rich collections. Together with Baotong Temple, Xilian Temple and Zhengjue Temple, it is now called the four jungles of Wuhan.

Guqintai

Also known as Boyatai, it is located at the west foot of Guishan Mountain in Hanyang and the east bank of Yuehu Lake. This is a memorial building to commemorate Yu Boya playing the piano and getting to know his close friend Zhong Ziqi. According to legend, in ancient times, a pianist named Yu Boya played the piano here to express his feelings. Zhong Ziqi, the woodcutter, knew that his ambition was in the mountains and rivers, and they became bosom friends. Later, when Zhong Ziqi died, Yu Boya was very sad. He broke the piano at his friend's grave and never played it again. The allusion of "bosom friend" comes from this. The ancient music platform was built by later generations to commemorate these two close friends.

These are all interesting places to visit Hubei on National Day. I hope you will like them.