Top Ten Tourist Attractions in Zhaoqing, Guangdong

Dinghushan is the first of the four famous mountains in Lingnan, which is 18km away from the northeast of Zhaoqing. Because most of the places where the Tropic of Cancer passes on the earth are deserts or grasslands, Dinghu Mountain is also praised as the "Emerald on the Tropic of Cancer" by Chinese and foreign scholars, and is also known as the four famous mountains in Guangdong Province with Danxia Mountain, Luofu Mountain and Xiqiao Mountain.

2. Qixingyan

Zhaoqing Qixingyan is located about 2 kilometers north of Zhaoqing City. The scenic spot consists of five lakes, six hills, seven rocks and eight caves, covering an area of 8.23 square kilometers. There are mountains in the lake, holes in the mountains and rivers in the holes. The scenery is not in the city, and it is as beautiful as a fairyland on earth. Qixingyan is characterized by karst peaks and lakes. Seven limestone peaks arranged like the Big Dipper are ingeniously distributed on the lake surface of 6.3 square kilometers, and the lake surface is divided into five lakes by more than 20 kilometers of dikes, which is beautiful.

Known as "fairyland on earth" and "the first wonder of Lingnan". Qixingyan Cliff Stone Carvings, a national cultural relics protection unit, is the most complete and concentrated cliff stone carving group in South China, hence the name Qixingyan.

3. Yanzhou Island

Yanzhou Island, located in Shan Zhinan, a world-famous scenic spot, is the largest Jiang Xindao in Guangdong. The island covers an area of 6.32 square kilometers, 80 kilometers away from Guangzhou. It is connected with Guangfo, Guangsan, Zhao Guang expressway, Zhuhai Outer Ring expressway, 32 1 National Highway, Railway and Intercity Light Rail, and reaches the Pearl River Delta at 1 hour. It is only 18km away from Zhaoqing city, and there is a bus 15 that goes directly to the dock, so the transportation is convenient.

4. Song City Wall

The Song City Wall is located in the old city of Zhaoqing, with a circumference of 2,800 meters. According to historical records, Zhaoqing was originally an earthen city wall. In the third year of Song Zhenghe (1 1 13), Tucheng was expanded and a brick city was built. The city wall has been built more than 20 times in history, but the positions of the city wall and the city gate have not changed. The Song City Wall, which winds more than 2,800 meters, stands tall, and the Piyun Building, located at the highest point in the northwest section of the city wall, stands tall.

The mottled walls made of blue bricks and the tenacious grass drilled from the cracks tell people the vicissitudes of thousands of years of history and the changes of this country's historical and cultural city. The wall built in the Song Dynasty has been well preserved so far, and it is called "the first brick museum in Guangdong, which is rare in China" by experts.

5. Yuejiang Building

Yuejiang Building is located at the top of Lion Mountain in Gulou District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province, and stands on the bank of the Yangtze River. It is one of the top ten famous cultural buildings in China and four famous buildings in the south of the Yangtze River. It is also the main attraction of AAAA in Nanjing Yuejianglou Scenic Area, one of the 48 scenic spots in New Jinling, and is known as "the first building in the south of the Yangtze River". Nanjing Yuejiang Tower, Wuhan Yellow Crane Tower, Nanchang Wangteng Pavilion and Yueyang Yueyang Yueyang Tower are the four most distinctive and famous buildings in China.

First, high. The mountain is 78 meters high, the building is 52 meters high, and the total height exceeds 130 meters. It is the tallest famous building.

Second, precision, exquisite everywhere, exquisite, beautiful.

Third, it is rich in connotation and has a lot of historical and cultural accumulation, leaving many footprints and works of historical celebrities; Fourth, the royal style, because there are 26 emperors with ten surnames in Nanjing alone, and the buildings here are all built according to the specifications of emperors in previous dynasties.