Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Travel guide - Comprehensive list of Panzhou tourist attractions and recommended Panzhou tourist attractions

Comprehensive list of Panzhou tourist attractions and recommended Panzhou tourist attractions

1. Panxian Ancient Ginkgo

Panxian Ancient Ginkgo Scenic Area is 20 kilometers away from Panxian Special Economic Zone, including Shiqiao, Lemin Town, Chengguan Town, Shuitang Town, and Huopu Town scenic area. There are dozens of famous scenic spots such as Thousands of Ancient Ginkgo Forest, Biyun Cave, Danxia Mountain, Huopu Rhododendron Forest, and Yunnan-Guizhou Ancient Post Road.

2. Dala Fairy Valley Scenic Area in Pan County

Dala Fairy Valley Scenic Area in Pan County, Guizhou Province (referred to as Dala Fairy Valley) is located in Liang, Guizhou Province with beautiful scenery and pleasant climate. Shuipan County, Liupan, is one of the 100 high-efficiency agricultural parks and 100 key tourist attractions focused on building by Guizhou Province.

3. Shengjing Hot Spring Scenic Area

The geothermal water of Shengjing Hot Spring is taken from the 3500m deep formation. The water temperature is as high as 68℃. The water is rich in minerals and minerals that are beneficial to the human body. Trace elements have extremely high recuperative value and are unique natural health resources in hot spring areas.

4. Guyi Scenic Spot

The flower exhibition hall of Guyi Scenic Spot is located in Shayu Village (formerly Huopu), Shengjing Street, Panxian County. As of now, Shayu is the "Guyi Scenic Spot" More than 100 acres of roses, hydrangea and other flowers are planted in the scenic area. More than 1 million pots of potted flowers are produced in the shed every year. The ecological tea sightseeing and leisure experience area is 1,200 acres.

5. Panxian Niangniang Mountain Tourist Scenic Area

Guizhou Niangniang Mountain Karst Characteristic Agricultural Ecological Tourism Park Project is located at the foot of Niangniang Mountain, the first plateau wetland in Guizhou, and on the banks of the beautiful Shepeng River in Tianshengqiao. It is operated and built by the Pugu Yinhu Planting and Breeding Farmers Professional Cooperative.

6. Panxian Danxia Mountain

Located in Shuitang Town, 20km south of Chengguan Town, Panxian County, the mountain is 1888 meters above sea level, with towering solitary peaks and majestic weather. There are One temple, the Huguo Temple, was built during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. After several repairs in the Qing Dynasty, it has become quite large.

7. Tuole Ginkgo

Tuole Ginkgo Tuole Ginkgo is located in Tuole Village, Shiqiao Town, 35km away from Chengguan Town, Pan County. There are more than 1,200 ancient ginkgo trees in the village, with diameters generally ranging from 50 to 150cm, with a maximum diameter of 220cm.

8. Wumeng Prairie

Wumeng Prairie is located in Wumeng Town and Pingdi Yi Township, Panzhou City, with an altitude of 2000 meters to 2857 meters. It is the largest area in Southwest China. , the highest natural grassland.

9. Panxian Dadong Paleolithic Site

Panxian Dadong, a national cultural relic protection unit, is located in Shili Village, Zhudong Township. It was originally a human decree cave. Guangxu's "Puan Zhili Hall Chronicles" records that it is "bright and majestic, without the pain of darkness, and the ground is flat. There are three Buddhist temples built in the middle, winding up from the temple level, with a tall stone breast and a flat top. When building the Guanyin Pavilion, if you fold it down, the stone wall will come in. If you turn sideways, you will find a big hole." Later it became a place where villagers boiled salt water.

10. Pu'an Prefecture Confucian Temple

Pu'an Prefecture Confucian Temple is located at the east foot of Chengguanyingpan Mountain. It was built in the fifteenth year of Yongle (1417), the eighth year of Zhengtong (1443) and Wanli It was repaired twice in the 16th year (1588), but was later destroyed by soldiers. In the seventh year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1668), Dacheng Hall was rebuilt but was also destroyed by soldiers. It was renovated in the 23rd year of Emperor Kangxi's reign (1684). Since then, it has undergone additional construction and repairs, and is now complete in scale.