What are the interesting attractions in Hanyang? Top ten tourist attractions in Hanyang District.

Guiyuan Temple belongs to Cao Dongzong, also known as Guiyuan Temple, and is a key cultural relic protection unit in Hubei Province. Located in Cuiwei Road, Hanyang City. Guiyuan Temple, Baotong Temple, Xilian Temple and Zhengjue Temple are now called the four Buddhist jungles in Wuhan. Guiyuan Temple was founded in the 15th year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1658). Guiyuan Temple is named after Buddhist scriptures, which means "there are many ways to return to Yuan". It covers an area of 4.67 hectares and has more than 200 temples.

2. Qingchuan Pavilion.

Qingchuan Pavilion is recommended as a key cultural relic protection unit in Hubei Province. It is located in Yugongji on the Yangtze River at the eastern foot of Guidong in Hanyang, Wuhan. Qingchuan Pavilion was built in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty, and its name was taken from the poem "A Grass, a Tree and a Clear Water in Hanyang" written by Cui Hao, a poet in Tang Dynasty. It has the reputation of four famous buildings in Chu. Because it faces the Yellow Crane Tower across the river, it is called Sanchu Scenic Area. Qingchuan Pavilion, also known as Qingchuan Building, is located in Qingchuan Street, Hanyang District, Wuhan, on the north bank of the Yangtze River and the Loki in Gong Yu at the foot of Guidong Mountain, with Hanshui River in the north and Yangtze River in the east. Qingchuan Pavilion and Wuchang Yellow Crane Tower face each other across Jiajiang River, across the Yangtze River in the south and across the Yangtze River in the north. They set each other off into interest and are spectacular, and are known as the "Three Chu Scenery". The famous pavilion is opposite across the bank, and it is the only one on the Yangtze River.

3. Guqintai.

Guqintai, also known as Boyatai, is located at the west foot of Guishan Mountain in Hanyang and the east side of Yuehu Lake. This is a memorial building, which was built to commemorate the meeting between Yu Boya and his close friend Zhong Ziqi. Guqintai was built in the Northern Song Dynasty, but it was destroyed and built repeatedly. In the early years of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty, Bi Yuan, Governor of Huguang, presided over the reconstruction of Qintai. In Qing Dynasty, Wang Zhong wrote an inscription and preface for Qintai, and wrote A Textual Research on Boya, which was well received by people at that time. In the tenth year of Guangxu (1884), Huang Pengnian wrote the Record of Rebuilding Hanyang Qintai. In the 16th year of Guangxu (1890), Yang Shoujing presided over and personally wrote Dan's book, re-inscribed the inscription on Qintai in Qintai Monument Gallery, and re-recorded Hanyang Qintai, and inscribed the word "Guqintai" on the lintel of the gate. Guqintai complex covers an area of 15 mu, with small scale and exquisite layout. The main buildings are courtyards, gardens, flower beds, tea rooms and distinct levels.

4. Wuhan Gaolongcheng.

"Wuhan Gaolongcheng Intangible Cultural Heritage Heritage Heritage Park" is located in Jiangxinyuan Community, Hanyang District, Wuhan City, close to famous scenic spots such as Wuhan International Expo Center, Wuhan Zoo, Qintai Park and Guiyuan Buddhist Temple, close to the Third Ring Road, and can easily reach three towns in Wuhan. It has become a distinctive cultural tourism business card and a national AAA-level tourist attraction. The first phase of Wuhan Gaolongcheng Intangible+Cultural Heritage Heritage Heritage Park was completed and opened on August 12, covering an area of 26,000 square meters. There are "Hundred Workshops", "Gao Long Museum" and "Han Embroidery Museum", and there are 54 countries such as Gao Long, Han Embroidery, Wood Carving Ship Model, Carving and Paper Cutting, and Huangmei Flower Picking. It is a productive protection base of intangible cultural heritage, which integrates protection, production, exhibition, sales, research, promotion, skill learning, inheritance, experience and tourism. It was named as "Demonstration Base for Productive Protection of Intangible Cultural Heritage" by Hubei Provincial Department of Culture and Wuhan Municipal Bureau of Culture.

5. Wuhan China Stone Museum.

Wuhan Zhonghua Kistler Museum is located at No.61,Cuiwei Road, Hanyang District, Wuhan, covering an area of 6,700 square meters and a building area of 7,800 square meters. It is adjacent to Guiyuan Ancient Temple and Guqintai in the north and Ink Lake in the west, with beautiful scenery and elegant environment. It is a foreign-related tourist attraction and a provincial civilized unit. It is a popular science education base for young people and a patriotic education base, receiving millions of Chinese and foreign tourists. The building in the museum has a typical Ming and Qing style, with the main content of collecting and displaying all kinds of strange stones and the main function of enriching the popular science knowledge and cultural life of the broad masses of the people. It is an urban garden-style art exhibition hall. There are tens of thousands of strange stones in the collection, and more than 3,000 pieces are exhibited all the year round.

6. Kameyama TV Tower.

Speaking of Hanyang Guishan, Wuhan people can be said to be well known. Guishan, starting from the Yangtze River in the east and near Yuehu Lake in the west, is1730m long. The oldest name of Guishan is Yishan, but for a long time people called it Dabie Mountain. During the Three Kingdoms period, Lu Huan, the satrap of the State of Wu, stationed troops here and built Lushan City, so Guishan was nicknamed Lushan Mountain. It is also said that because Lu Su is stationed here, it is called Lushan Mountain. Because of its shape "if the giant ao floats in the water", and the snake mountain on the other side of the Yangtze River "winds like an ambush snake" and "those who stand on the river are like the sanitation of turtles and snakes", which is commonly known as the turtle and snake lock the river. Since the end of the Ming Dynasty, local people have gradually called it Guishan and Snake Mountain, but their real names are rarely mentioned.

7. Wuhan Zoo.

Wuhan Zoo is located in Ink Lake, Hanyang District, Wuhan. Its predecessor was Wuhan Zhongshan Park Zoo, which was built on the basis of the original nursery in Hanyang District. The existing land area is 42 hectares and the water surface of the inner lake is 26.7 hectares (Macang Lake). The whole park is surrounded by lakes on three sides, forming a natural landscape of peninsula, lakes and mountains, birds and flowers. It is a comprehensive semi-natural zoo integrating scenery, animals, plants and amusement. Wuhan Zoo is divided into three areas: front, middle and back. The front area is an amphibious amusement area; The central area is a wildlife exhibition area and a garden landscape; The rear is to be developed and constructed, and animal farms and logistics bases are planned.

8. Qintai Grand Theatre.

The theater is located on the banks of Yuehu Lake and Hanjiang River in Hunan Province, opposite to the Guqintai built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. As the core component of Yuehu Culture and Art Theme Park, it will become the highest-level cultural performance venue in Wuhan and the main venue of the 8th China Art Festival in 2007. The Changqintai Grand Theatre has a total construction area of 65,650 square meters, with 400 comprehensive dramas 1802, multi-function halls and art exhibition halls.

9. Kameyama Park.

Guide: Guishan Mountain, known as the first-class mountain in ancient times, is located in the north of Hanyang, Wuhan, bordering the Yangtze River in the east, Hanshui River in the north, Moon Lake in the west and Lianhua Lake in the south. Powerful and entrenched, confronted with Jiajiang, Sheshan, Wuchang. Aspect: Guqintai: Located at the foot of Guishan Mountain, east of Yuehu Lake, also known as Boyatai. It was built to commemorate the story of Boya and his son, "Mountains and rivers meet bosom friends", and was founded in the Northern Song Dynasty.

10, Tanghu Park.

Tanghu Park is located in Wuhan Economic and Technological Development Zone (Dunkou), next to Checheng Avenue, and is the first municipal park in the development zone. The park covers a total area of 555 mu, including 240 mu of water surface area. The whole park is a comprehensive park with high green ecological culture connotation, with a series of landscapes with Chu cultural characteristics and solemn and elegant classical buildings of Chu Pavilion as the main body, and a wide variety of Jingchu native tree species as the keynote, integrating garden landscape and tourism appreciation. The lake in the park is open, sparkling and full of water and sky. With undulating terrain, lush plants, spring flowers and autumn fruits, different scenery and beautiful natural scenery, it is like a green pearl embedded in Wuhan Economic and Technological Development Zone.