What are the tourist attractions in Ledu?

Ledu, located in Haidong City, Qinghai Province, is an ancient town in the northwest with a long history and profound cultural heritage. Historically, this is a cool capital, and a large number of ancient relics and traditional cultural customs still exist. This is a good tourist destination. Here is a complete collection of tourist attractions in Ledu.

: Complete Collection of Tourist Attractions in Ledu

1. lubanting

Lubanting, a county-level key cultural relics protection unit in Ledu District, was founded in the Northern Wei Dynasty. Located at the west entrance of Laoya Gorge, 25 kilometers east of Ledu City. The pavilion was built on the boulder in the middle of the Huangshui River, which is called the "mainstay". It is one of the scenic spots in Ledu District. Looking from a distance, it seems that there is a boat floating on the Huangshui River, which gives people endless reverie.

2. Qutan Temple

Qutan Temple, a national key cultural relic protection unit, was founded in the early Ming Dynasty. Located in Gotama Town, Ledu District, Haidong City, Qinghai Province, it is about 2 1 km away from the urban area. This large-scale Tibetan Buddhist temple with China architectural style was founded by Sanluo Lama in the 25th year of Hongwu (1392) under the political background of supporting Tibetan Buddhism to rule Tibetan areas in the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang, the first emperor of Ming Dynasty, named Qutan Temple after Buddha Sakyamuni the following year, and then experienced the expansion of Qin eunuchs and craftsmen in Yongle, Hongxi and Xuande dynasties. The temple is built in a beautiful, majestic and quiet place, from south to east along the central axis, backed by Luohan Mountain, facing the Phoenix Mountain in front of the Gotama River, far away from the snow-capped mountains, and organically and harmoniously integrated with the natural environment.

3. Xilai Temple

Xilai Temple, a provincial-level key cultural relics protection unit in Qinghai Province, was founded in the thirty-fourth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1606) and is located in Dongguan Street, Ledu District. It is said that the temple repair funds are difficult, and the construction owner wants to give it in the distance. In the morning, two camels were found lying in the yard facing the east with heavy bags on their backs.

4. Shuixia Stone Buddha

Shuixia, located in Xiashuimogounao, 45 kilometers northeast of Ledu District, has a stone Buddha standing between two mountains, from northwest to southeast, about 100 meters high. The base has dozens of acres, around Foshan, on the cliff. This mountain peak soars into the sky and is magnificent. It seems to fly from outer space, and looks like a person sitting from a distance, so it is called a stone Buddha.

5. Yaocaotai Temple

Yaocaotai Temple, a provincial key cultural relics protection unit in Qinghai, is called "Zhuocang Temple Zhaxi Dangga" in Tibetan, and is located in Yaocaotai Village, Qutan Town, Ledu District. 1990 Rebuild the pagoda house and build a three-five-style hall. 199 1 year reconstruction makes the living Buddha proud; Maitreya Buddha Hall was built in 1992, and Living Buddha Hall III was built in 2000. 200 1, the temple gate was completed. In accordance with the regulations, the opening ceremony was held, and the living buddhas such as Aga and Sina of Ta 'er Temple were invited to attend the grand opening ceremony. The "Butter Sculpture Lantern Festival" on June 5438+10/5 and the "Mao Mu Prayer" on June 25 resumed. The main contents of the June prayer meeting are: chanting to Aobao on the sixth day, turning to Ba on the seventh day (that is, asking Maitreya Buddha to turn to Guola around the temple), sunbathing Buddha on the eighth day and dancing cows on the ninth day.

6. Yangguan Temple

Yangguan Temple, a provincial cultural relics protection unit in Qinghai, is also called Shoule Temple. Tibetan calls it "Dongxia Tashi Qulin", which means "Auspicious Jungle in North Mountain". Located in Yangguangou Village, Shoule Town, Ledu District. The temple was built during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, 22 kilometers away from Nianbo Town in the urban area. By the end of 2002, the temple had a total of houses 10, including 72 temples. As of June 2002, there were 19 monks in the temple, including living Buddha 1 person, 4 lamas (including monk officials) and 4 monks1person. Temple area125,000m2 (including 500 mu of contracted barren hills, 800 mu of forests and 25 mu of artificial afforestation). East of the temple, the mountains are sparkling; To the west is Miaoshan, which is the road of Lai Yishan. South to Xiamen; The north gate has a boundary.

7. Yang Zong Temple

Yang Zong Temple, the provincial cultural relics protection unit of Yang Zongdan Xia, is called "Pure Clan of Prayang" in Tibetan. Founded in the Tang Dynasty, it is located 27 kilometers southeast of Ledu District and 5 kilometers southwest of Xialongjian Goujian. Now it is the seat of Zhongba Tibetan township government in Ledu District. Yang Zong Temple is surrounded by red sandstone peaks with steep red cliffs on the edge. There are clear streams flowing down from the mountains in the valleys on both sides, and dense forests cover the mountains. During this period, there were all kinds of shrubs, precious Chinese herbal medicines, flowers and wild fruits. There are also some different kinds of birds and other animals living in mountainous areas, some of which are precious animals protected by the state. The main scenic spots of Yang Zong Temple are: natural scenery in Yang Zong, Le Sheng Cave, Sanxian Cave, Duoji Cave in Jihua, Guangming Tiannv Cave, etc. The place where pilgrims cultivated immortals in Tang Dynasty. Although stripped by the Millennium wind, their old faces are dependent on each other.

8. Shigou Temple

Shigou Temple, a provincial cultural relics protection unit in Qinghai, is located 9 kilometers southeast of Ledu District. Jiangwan villages South Canyon is called "Shigou", hence the name Shigou Temple.

9. Wudang Mountain

Commonly known as Laoye Mountain, it is a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit. It was built in Shen Jia during the reign of Emperor Yongxi. Located in Yinshenggou in the northeast of Ledu District, opposite Yangjiagang Village, it is 10 km away from the jurisdiction.

10. Liuwan Cemetery

Liuwan Painted Pottery Exhibition Hall Liuwan is located on the north bank of Huangshui River in Gaomiao Town, east of Ledu District 15km. There is a cemetery on the white soil slope behind the village, covering an area of 1 12500 square meters. It is a public cemetery in the late primitive society and a representative of Majiayao culture in the Neolithic age. The cemetery has been designated as a national cultural relic protection unit, including Qinghai Painted Pottery Research Center and Painted Pottery Museum. Archaeologists and tourists come to visit and study every year.

Ledu introduction

Ledu on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is a district-level city, but it is the resident of Haidong Municipal Government of Qinghai Province. The district government was established in May 1969, located in Haidong Street.

Ledu District is located in the northeast of Qinghai Province, on the south side of the middle reaches of Huangshui River, bordering Ping 'an District of Haidong City in the west, Minhe County in the east, Qinglong County in the south and Huzhu County across the river in the north, 95 kilometers away from Xining, the provincial capital. Ledu has a small population, with a permanent population of only 360,000. There are Tibetan, Qiang, Tu, Han, Hui, etc. 15 ethnic groups, of which Han is the majority, with a total area of 3050 square kilometers.

The geographical advantage of Ledu laid the foundation for Hehuang's splendid history and culture. "Three Gorges, two mountains and one river" not only provides a livable climate environment, but also blocks foreign invasion. This land has been favored by people for thousands of years. Nash site is located in Xining, an ancient Qiang settlement about 3500 years ago. The site of Liuwan in Ledu can be traced back to 5000 years ago.

Ledu is a city with a long history. During the Zhou and Qin Dynasties, Xirong people and Qiang people lived. Since the county was established in the Han Dynasty, "the land belongs to the mainland". During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, Xianbei people moved in. Li Tu Gu Hun in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Suizhi Huangshui County belongs to Xiping County. In the Tang Dynasty, the Governor's Office was set up in Shanshan Prefecture. In the second year of Yuan Dynasty, Tang Suzong was trapped in Tubo and was named Yingchuan. Tubo forces are growing in eastern Qinghai.

In the early Song Dynasty, Shao established a local separatist regime in Zongge City, then moved to Maochuan, then moved to Qingtang (Xining). Today, most Tibetans in eastern Qinghai are their descendants. In the Ming Dynasty, there was a mill, and later it was changed to a thousand right houses. In the third year of Yongzheng, it was changed to Nianbo County, and in the eighteenth year of the Republic of China (1929), it was changed to Ledu County. 20 13 On February 8th, the State Council approved the establishment of Haidong City, with its administrative center located in Ledu District.

Ledu also has a nice name, called Nanliang Ancient Capital. During the Sixteen Kingdoms Period of Nanliang (397-4 14), Ledu was the capital of Nanliang and Xianbei regimes. Xi'an