Self-driving tourist attractions around Zoucheng

1. National AAAA-level scenic spot - Zoucheng Yishan Scenic Tourist Area; 2. National key cultural relics protection unit - Meng Temple and Meng Mansion; 3. The mausoleum of Zhu Tan, the tenth son of Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang District - Tomb of Minglu Huang King; 4. Tomb of Minglu King Zhutan; 5. Hujia Mountain. Appreciation of self-driving tourist attractions around Zoucheng: 1. Yishan Scenic Tourist Area in Zoucheng City?

The wonders of Dainan - Yi(yì)shan National AAAA-level Scenic Area "Mencius is devoted to his heart" said : Confucius climbed the Dongshan Mountain and made the world small; climbed the Taishan Mountain and made the world small. Dongshan refers to Yishan Mountain. It stands majestically 10 kilometers southeast of Zoucheng, the hometown of Confucius and Mencius, on the east side of National Highway 104 and the Beijing-Shanghai Railway. The natural landscape is beautiful and unique, and it is known as the wonder of Dainan and the beauty of Zoulu. Yishan is located in the southeast of Zoucheng, Shandong Province, with an area of ??more than 10 kilometers and an altitude of 582 meters. There are strange peaks and rocks on the mountain, which are steep and steep, the caves are deep, and there are many pines and cypresses and clear springs. Climbing along the winding road, you will see buckwheat stones, tiger skin stones, left turtle stones, sword testing stones, crouching tiger stones, missing relatives stones, sea exploration stones, etc. standing in various shapes and shapes along the way. Baiyun Cave, Julong Cave, Panlong Cave, Yinxian Cave, Shigu Cave, Miaoguang Cave and other layer gate caves each have their own stories and legends, adding to the sense of mystery. Baiyun Palace is the place with the most concentrated natural and cultural landscapes in Mount Yi, and is the middle peak of Mount Yi. Baiyun Palace was the first ancient building in Yishan in the past. It uses a natural stone cave. After covering the palace, it becomes a cave inside the palace and clouds come out of the palace, so it looks particularly deep and mysterious. The sacrificial platform is the first thing you encounter here. The Sacrifice Platform is a cliff facing the east mountain. Looking at Dongshan from the Sacrifice Platform, you can see the dense pine forest from the bottom of the mountain to the top of the mountain. Below the sacrificial platform is an abyss. There is a small stone hall on the sacrificial platform, called the Qingshi Hall. There are couplets carved in stone on the Hunshi Hall. Standing on the sacrificial platform and looking south, on the mountainside about 100 meters away, there is a pile of petals-like stones crowded together, called flower arrangement stones, which are unique in Yishan. 2. Meng Temple and Meng Mansion in Zoucheng

Meng Temple and Meng Mansion in Zoucheng is a national 4A tourist attraction and a national key cultural relics protection unit. Located in the south of Zoucheng City. National Highway 104, Beijing-Fuzhou Expressway, and Beijing-Shanghai Railway pass near the scenic spot. It is one of the ancient building groups with a long history and complete preservation in China, and it is also a classic work of ancient architecture in my country. It was first built in the fourth year of Jingyou in the Northern Song Dynasty (AD 1037). It has been repaired and expanded for generations, forming its current scale. Meng Temple is located in Nanguan, Zouxian County, Shandong Province. Mencius Temple, also known as "Yasheng Temple", is a temple dedicated to Mencius, a famous thinker during the Warring States Period. 3. Tomb of Mingluhuang King

Mingluhuang King Tomb is the mausoleum area where Zhu Tan, the tenth son of Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang, is buried. The cemetery originally covered an area of ??more than 70,000 square meters, and the underground palace covers an area of ??about 10,000 square meters. It is grand in scale and elegant in architecture. It is a typical cemetery for princes of the Ming Dynasty. It is also the most complete unearthed after the liberation of Shandong Province. A Ming Dynasty tomb with the richest cultural relics. King Zhu Tan of Lu was the tenth son of Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty. He was born in 1370 AD and became a vassal of Yanzhou when he was fifteen years old. Zhu Tan was originally a humble corporal, erudite and knowledgeable, and was very popular with Zhu Yuanzhang. His concubine, the Ge family, served as a member of the vassal family as a son of a good family. In the 23rd year of Hongwu's reign, she was granted the title of Princess Luhuang and her son Zhaohui. But later he went astray and believed in Taoism. He spent all his time cooking "elixirs" in order to seek the elixir of immortality. As a result, he was injured by poison and his eyes were injured and he only lived to be nineteen years old. Zhu Yuanzhang was very angry when he learned about it and thought his behavior was absurd, so he was posthumously named "Huang Wang". 4. The Tomb of Minglu King Zhutan

The Tomb of Minglu King Zhutan is located at the southern foot of Jiulong Mountain, 10 kilometers northeast of Zoucheng City. The tomb faces north and south. It is adjacent to Wohu Mountain and Yuhuang Mountain in the west, and opposite to Zhuque Mountain in the south. The tomb of Zhu Tan is carved out of stone into the mountain and is 26 meters below the surface. In front of the tomb is a sloping tomb passage with a length of more than 80 meters. Behind the tomb passage is an 8.2-meter-high diamond wall covered with green glazed tiles and red wall covering. There is a tomb door in the middle of the lower part of the diamond wall, and the two tomb chambers at the front and back have double-leaf pivot stone doors, each weighing about 2 tons. The tomb chamber is 20.6 meters long from north to south, 8.2 meters wide from east to west, and 5.5 meters high. The tomb chamber is large in scale and is the largest underground palace in Shandong Province. The red sandalwood coffin is located in the middle of the back room, placed on the brick coffin bed. The coffin is made of nanmu and is solid and heavy. Zhu Tan wears a dragon robe, a jade belt around her waist, a gold hairpin on her head, and 19 gold coins on her body. There are more than 2,000 pieces of various types of funerary objects in the tomb, including crowns and clothes, music, chess, calligraphy and painting, funeral rituals, furniture, etc., which are basically well preserved. Its main cultural relics and treasures include brocade dragon robes, crowns, leather Bian, the "Treasure of King Lu" seal, gold-inlaid jade open-carved jade belt, plum blossom-shaped suet jade ring, Song Dynasty "Tianfeng Haitao" Qin, Song Dynasty Gaozong Zhao Gou's poem fan , Yuan Dynasty Qianxuan white lotus hand scroll, Yuan version of ancient books, Yuan blue and white cloud and dragon pattern jar, etc. The 432 painted figurines in the tomb are brightly colored, well-proportioned, finely carved and lifelike.

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Hujia Mountain is located 2.5 kilometers southeast of the city and east of Tangwang Lake Park, with an altitude of 215.7 meters. It is said that at the turn of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Li Shimin was chased by the enemy and passed through Zoucheng. Seeing that the enemy was about to catch up, a large mountain suddenly rose up behind Li Shimin, blocking the path of the pursuers, so he saved his life. Later, when Li Shimin became emperor, he named the mountain "Hujia" to show his merits in protecting Jia. There is a spring in front of the mountain and behind the mountain. The spring water flows down the mountain and flows into Tangwang Lake from east to west. It is jokingly called by the locals: water flowing backward in front of the saint's door. Hujia Mountain is embedded in the southeastern corner of Zoucheng City, and forms a perfect contrast with Tangwang River and Tangwang Lake, adding a bit of beauty to this famous historical and cultural city.