Introduction to the top ten tourist attractions in Pucheng County Pictures of the introduction to the top ten tourist attractions in Pucheng County

Comprehensive list of tourist attractions in Pucheng County

The main tourist resources in Pucheng County are Fugaishan, Kuangshan, Jiushidu, etc.

The places of interest include the Dakou Kiln ruins of the Song Dynasty, the former residence of Zhen Dexiu in the Southern Song Dynasty, Mengbi Mountain, Hanyang City ruins, Xianlou Mountain, Mengbi Mountain, Jiushidu, the male mummy of Liandun Village in Shipi Town, the ancient Buguanqian, Zhen'anqiao, etc.

The origin of the dragon kiln - the Shang Dynasty kiln group in Mao'er Nongshan, Pucheng was rated as one of the "top ten new archaeological discoveries in the country" in 2005, providing extremely precious physical information for the study of the history of early Chinese pottery manufacturing. .

A new exploration of bronze culture in the southeastern region - the Zhou Dynasty mound tombs in Guanjiu Village, Pucheng, were rated as the "Six New Archaeological Discoveries in China" and the "Top Ten New Archaeological Discoveries in the Country" in 2006.

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Historical evolution of Pucheng County

In the Neolithic Age, ancestors settled on both sides of the main tributaries of Nanpu River. In the Western Han Dynasty, Pucheng was the center of Minyue activities. Pucheng was built earlier than the county was established. It was named after Yushan, King of Dongyue, built the city of Linpu in the middle of the Western Han Dynasty. In the early years of Jian'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty (about 196-200), a county was established, which was called Hanxing. It was one of the first five counties in Fujian Province to establish a county.

The Three Kingdoms were called Wuxing, the Tang Dynasty was called Tangxing, Wu Zhou was called Wuning, and after Wu Zetian passed away, it was renamed Tangxing. In the first year of Tianbao in the Tang Dynasty (742), King Yushan of Dongyue built a city here near the river and named it Pucheng County, referred to as "Pu", also known as "Nanpu" and "Zhepu". It was one of the three "tight" counties in Fujian Province at that time. From August 23rd to June 27th (August 1934 to June 1938), it was the residence of the Administrative Inspectorate.

What tourist attractions are there in Pucheng

Pucheng County is located in the northeastern part of the Guanzhong Plain, Shaanxi Province (109°20′17″-109°54′48″ east longitude, 33°44 north latitude ′50″-35°10′30″), known as "Chongquan" and "Nanbaishui" in ancient times, and is under the jurisdiction of Weinan City. The following is the tourist attractions in Pucheng that I have compiled for you. I hope it will be useful to everyone.

Pucheng County Warring States and Qin Great Wall Relics

On the north bank of the Luo River in the southwest of Houapo Village, Pinglu Miao Township, Pucheng County, there is a complete section of the Great Wall ruins. On the slopes of thorns and weeds, and in the gaps where its walls collapsed, the marks of the passage of time are clearly visible. Due to its remote location, no one gets close to it, pays attention to it, or even calls it by name. This section of the Great Wall ruins located in Pucheng was built during the Warring States Period and was built during the Qin Dynasty. It starts from Xitou Township in Pucheng County in the north, passes through Dongchenzhuang and Pinglu Temple in the south and ends in Qoyi Township, with a total length of about 50 kilometers. At that time, the Qin State built the Great Wall to strengthen defense and ensure domestic reforms. It was the earliest Great Wall during the Warring States Period and an important Great Wall among the several Great Walls in the Qin State. It was also called the Qindong Great Wall. Two Great Wall ruins have been discovered in the Pucheng section: one is located at the highest source on the right bank of the Luo River in the northeast of Jincheng Village. The ruins run east-west and are about 400 meters long. The upper and lower moat city wall ruins are built using natural terrain; the other is Located on the south side of a gully in the north of Jincheng Village, its rammed layer is clear and pure. In these sites, a large number of corded tiles, moiré tiles, pottery pieces of living utensils and pottery sink remains from the Warring States Period were discovered. Most of the remaining city walls are built with rammed bottoms and rammed tops, with natural river ditches as the backing and natural river bank cuts cut into the city. Local materials were used, the original long beam terrain was used, and the upper part was rammed. It is the perfect combination of man and nature, so it is also called the "Qianluo" Great Wall. The beacons on the Great Wall site include single beacons and city beacons. The remaining beacons are 4 to 6 meters high and huge in size. The remaining area of ??the beacon top is 20 to 30 square meters, indicating that there were tile-clad buildings in the early days of the beacon construction.

Six Dragon Walls

In the main street of Pucheng County, in front of the cultural center, stands a splendid and dazzling glazed screen wall, which is the symbol of this ancient city of Pucheng, a famous city in Weibei. Embellished with color, eye-catching. This is the "Six Dragon Walls", the ancient building with the greatest artistic value among the ancient buildings of Pucheng Confucian Temple, a key cultural relic protection unit in Shaanxi Province.

Gao Lishi's Tomb

Gao Lishi's tomb is located in the west of Shanxi Village, Chunlin Township, Pucheng County. It is the only accompanying tomb in Tailing.

Nansi Tang Pagoda

Nansi Tang Pagoda was built in the first year of Zhenguan, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty (AD 627). It has a history of thirteen hundred years. It is twenty-five years earlier than the Big Wild Goose Pagoda of Xi'an Ci'en Temple built in the third year of Yongwei reign of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty. It is a full 80 years earlier than the Small Wild Goose Pagoda of Anjianfu Temple in Xi'an built in the first year of Jinglong, Emperor Zhongzong of the Tang Dynasty. It is one of the earliest Tang pagodas built in our province. The tower is located at Huiche Temple (today's Pucheng Middle School) in the southwest corner of the city. It is a square hollow brick tower with dense eaves. It has an eleventh level, a height of 36 meters, and a base of 9 square meters.

Li Hengguang, Muzong of the Tang Dynasty

Guangling Mausoleum of Muzong of the Tang Dynasty, a national key cultural relics protection unit. It is located on Yao Mountain, 13 kilometers north of Xinzipo Village, Pucheng County, Shaanxi Province, with an altitude of 1,091 meters. Guangling Mausoleum is surrounded by mountains and is 20 kilometers around. The distance between the north and south gates of the cemetery is 2,900 meters, and the distance between the east and west gates is 2,350 meters. The cemetery is narrow from east to west and long from north to south. The existing Southwest Jiaoque ruins, with a base diameter of 12 meters and a height of 1.5 meters, are located in the north of Huangbian Village. The ruins of the Xiandian Temple are 20 meters north of the South God Gate. The scope is 300 meters from east to west and 150 meters from north to south. There is a stone tablet of Guangling Mausoleum of Emperor Mu Zong of Tang Dynasty written by Bi Yuan in the Qing Dynasty. Xuan Palace is halfway up the mountain.

Luyang Lake

Luyang Lake, also known as Lubo Beach, is located south of Xiyu Highway, west of Weiqing Highway, east of Liuji Town, Fuping County, across Pudong Cheng and Fuping counties are 30 kilometers long from east to west and 1.5 to 7 kilometers wide from north to south, with a total area of ??109.14 square kilometers and an altitude of 377-380 meters. It is a closed structural depression. It is 40 kilometers away from Weinan in the south, 78 kilometers away from Xi'an in the west, 20 kilometers away from Yanliang, and 92 kilometers away from Xianyang International Airport.

What are the interesting attractions in Pucheng County

1. Wuling Xianyun: There are twenty tombs of emperors of the Tang Dynasty, eighteen of which are located in Guanzhong, including the Qiaoling Tomb of Ruizong of the Tang Dynasty and the Tomb of Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. Five of them, including Tailing Mausoleum and Tang Xianzong Jingling Mausoleum, are located in Pucheng County and are known as "Wuling Xianyun" in history. Among them, Qiaoling is a national key cultural relic protection unit.

2. Night shadow of the Twin Pagodas: The Tang Pagoda of the South Temple of the Twin Pagodas was originally the relic pagoda of Huizi Temple. It is a square brick pagoda with ten levels on four sides and a hollow brick wall. It is about 39 meters high. First built in the first year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty (627); the Beisi Song Pagoda is located at the former site of Chongshou Temple on North Street in the city. It is a square brick tower with dense eaves, with thirteen levels on four sides and a height of about 47 meters. It was built in the Northern Song Dynasty by Shao Shengsan. Year (1096).

3. Yang Hucheng Memorial Hall: The original site was the residence of General Yang Hucheng. It was opened to the public in 1983 and is divided into east and west courtyards. The museum contains the daily necessities of Yang Hucheng and his mother, Sun Yilian, as well as the longevity screen presented by relatives and friends, Shao Lizi, Ma Hongkui, Chiang Kai-shek and others on Yang's mother's 60th birthday. It is now an important patriotic education base.

4. Wang Ding Memorial Hall: The former residence of Wang Ding, the famous patriotic prime minister in the Qing Dynasty. It was opened to the public in 1997 and is located at No. 54 Daren Lane, Pucheng County.

5. Six Dragon Walls: Built in the 44th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, it is about 6 meters high and 17 meters long. It is made of glazed tiles. Although it has been baptized by wind and rain and is slightly dilapidated, it is still vivid and full of aura. Liulongbi is a key cultural relic protection unit in Shaanxi Province.