What are the tourist attractions in Taihe?

Taihe has vast land, containing 26 kinds of mineral resources such as tungsten, gypsum, molding sand, limestone, and porcelain clay, and has open potential that cannot be ignored. Below are the tourist attractions in Taihe that I have compiled. Welcome to read.

Nanmulin Resort Hotel

Nanmulin Resort Hotel has a specialty restaurant that can accommodate more than 300 people at the same time, 10 luxury private rooms, and 50 villa-style standard beds. . The hotel always provides pure natural farm food and Jinggangshan Hakka specialties, and also provides dining reception for tourist groups.

While tourists can enjoy the farmhouse flavor exclusively, they can also appreciate the unique natural scenery of the Phoebe Forest.

Jinggang Phoebe Forest Scenic Area (called "Nanjing") has a total area of ??300 hectares. It is the best-maintained Phoebe forest in China and is known as "the best forest in the world". The scenic area is surrounded by mountains. The stream flows smoothly and is verdant all year round. It integrates leisure, entertainment and shopping, making people forget to leave.

Kuaige

Kuaige: Located in the southeast corner of the campus of Taihe Middle School in the county. It was first built in the first year of Qianfu of the Tang Dynasty (874). It was originally a place to worship Guanyin, and was named "Cishi Pavilion". In the early Song Dynasty, Dr. Shen Zun of Taichang was appointed as the magistrate of Taihe County. Renamed "Kuaige". During the Yuanfeng period. Huang Tingjian became famous all over the world after he wrote "Kuaige Poetry" when he was the county magistrate. Kuaige covers an area of ??400 square meters, with a height of 20 meters. It has a brick and wood structure, three floors with double eaves and three-meter corridors on all sides. The body of the pavilion has 36 round wooden columns supporting the pillars. There are 12 large red rice stone pillars in the cloister. The eaves are wedged with colorful weed heads, and the beams are carved with flying dragons and dancing phoenixes. It has a blue brick floor, a decorated dome, a porcelain urn on the head, copper bells at the corners, lattice window lattice, brick arches, and the seat faces south. The stone plaque on the door is "Kuaige" written by Shen Zun, and there are couplets engraved on the stone pillars on both sides. There is a stone portrait of Huang Tingjian embedded in the front of the hall wall. Under the portrait, Huang Tingjian wrote a self-titled praise: "It looks like a monk with hair, like a commoner with dust; dreaming within a dream, seeing the outside of the body." On both sides of the wall, there are Lu You's handwritten words "Poetry Mirror" "The stele and the "Imperial Precept Stone Inscription" handwritten by Huang Tingjian - when Huang Tingjian was the magistrate of Taihe County, he excerpted the aphorism of Song Taizong: "Your salary and salary are the people's fat; it is easy for the people to be abused, but it is difficult for God to bully." The county governance in the valley is honest and of high moral character. You have Fu Garden (Huang Tingjian, also known as Fu Weng). There is an octagonal pavilion in the garden, with winding paths leading to secluded areas, small bridges, flowing water, and fragrant flowers and trees. There are Menggu Pavilion and Valley Temple in the north, and the palace is behind them.

Chatanpi

Era: Five Dynasties

Address: Taihe County, Ji'an City, Jiangxi Province

Chatanpi is the earliest water conservancy project in Jiangxi The project was built in stone by Zhou Ju and his son, the supervisor of Jinling in the Southern Tang Dynasty. It dates back to 1067. It still irrigates more than 40,000 acres of grain fields in Taihe. Chatanpi is divided into two parts: the main dam and the auxiliary dam. At the base corner of the main dam, numerous red stone strips are exposed, which are the earliest dam-building materials and have blocked water for thousands of years. These red stone strips are stacked in four or five layers. The red stone strip immersed in water is 4 meters long, 0.4 meters wide and about 0.5 meters thick.

According to historical records, Zhou Ju moved to Wansui, Taihe (today's Luoxi Town, Taihe) with his son Zhou Xian and son-in-law Yang Dazhong, the governor of Jizhou, in the last year of Tiancheng (930 AD). He understood the sentiments of the people and knew that they were suffering from drought and poor harvest, so he decided to build water conservancy projects. In 937 AD, after years of planning, Zhou Ju chose the bank of Chatan Village in the upper reaches of the Niuhou River, a tributary of the Heshui River in the Ganjiang River system, and used wooden piles, bamboo poles, earth and rocks to build Dapi. According to the "Taihe County Chronicle": the ancient Pipi was more than a hundred feet long, crossing the river and opening up floods, so it was named Chatanpi. Also, about seven miles below the beach, stones were cut to build a small embankment to reduce water flow and store water channels so that there would be no flooding. This was called a block stone. The design of the ancient bei is reasonable, and it is located in a place with a hard river bed and slow water flow to avoid being washed away. Large and small large openings are set up on the bei for the passage of boats and rows to ensure smooth navigation. After the construction of Chatanpi, Zhou Ju and his son dug 36 irrigation canals, turning more than 9,000 acres of farmland in Heshi Town and Luoxi Town into a land of plenty in the Jitai Basin.

Because Zhou Ju formulated a complete system for the management of Gupi during his lifetime, Gupi has remained standing for thousands of years, benefiting thousands of hectares. It can still irrigate more than 40,000 people in four towns in Taihe and Ji'an counties. acres of fertile farmland, which has important reference significance for the management of existing rural water conservancy projects in my country. According to historical records, after the ancient Pei was built, a management organization was immediately established in the local area, with the chief of the Pei in charge and each major business owner taking turns to govern. At the same time, Zhou Ju and his son purchased land and obtained grains to ensure the daily maintenance funds of Gupi. According to local reports, Chatanpi has been restored many times and has been expanded and improved. In 1998, the water and electricity department discovered two stones on the ancient Pi that were engraved with the story of Chiang's reconstruction of Chatan Pi in the 13th year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty (1533 AD).