What fun places are there in Qianjiang?

Interesting places in Qianjiang include: Longwan National Archaeological Site Park, Cao Yu’s Ancestral Residence Museum, Qianjiang Plum Garden, Qianjiang Jintai Temple, etc.

1. Longwan National Archaeological Site Park

Longwan National Archaeological Site Park is located in Miaoxin Village and Zhengjiahu Village, Longwan Town, Qianjiang City, Hubei Province. It is a key protected area of ??40 square kilometers and is planned and protected. The exhibition area is about 2.3 square kilometers. It contains the rammed earth foundations of multiple terraced buildings. It is the largest, highest-standard, longest-lasting, most unique architectural form, and best-preserved palace palace site of the Chu Kingdom ever discovered during the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.

2. Cao Yu’s Ancestral Residence Museum

Cao Yu’s Ancestral Residence Museum is located on the bank of Machang Lake where Cao Yu’s ancestral home is located, in Meiyuan, a large tourist and leisure park. Built in October 2010. The museum building was built according to the situation described in "Wan Family Tree: Ancestral Residence", with a construction area of ??3,065 square meters. The structure and layout are generally consistent with Cao Yu's ancestral residence in the early Republic of China.

3. Qianjiang Meiyuan

Meiyuan is located in the north of Qianjiang City, on the bank of the rippling Machang Lake. It has smoked willow painted bridges, green lotus and red pavilions, stone balustrades, pavilions, and winding paths. The fragrant grass is as elegant and quiet as a fairyland. It borders the Luotan River in the north, Yintai Road in the south, and faces the large residential area of ??Machangkeng across the road. It borders the Baili Long Canal in the west and Zhanghua South Road in the east, closely echoing Caoyu Park.

4. Qianjiang Jintai Temple

Jintai Temple is located in Zhangjin Town, Qianjiang City, which is known as one of the “Top Ten Towns in Hubei Province”. It is a place with abundant resources, outstanding people and simple folk customs. , Buddhism flourished.

For many years, generations of hard-working, kind-hearted and wise children of Zhang Jin have cultivated and multiplied on this land. While they regard this land as their hometown, they also built on this land. The Jintai Temple on this piece of land serves as a place for them to return to the natural nature of their souls and to rest and nourish their body, mind and wisdom.