Qixian county tourist attractions daquan

Qixian county tourist attractions daquan

Qiao Family Courtyard 1

Qiao Family Courtyard, also known as nave, is located in Qiaojiabao Village, Qixian County. Established on 1756. The whole courtyard is double-Xi-shaped, divided into 6 courtyards, 20 small courtyards and 3 13 houses, with a construction area of 4 175 square meters, facing the street on three sides and surrounded by 10.

2. Hejia Courtyard

Dai Zeng, a famous historical figure in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, built a pavilion in the courtyard, which not only collected books, printed engravings, calligraphy and painting, but also was a gathering place for anti-Qing intellectuals and scholars such as Fu Shan, Yan Ruoqu, Gu and Yan.

Hejia Courtyard, the gate is brick-wood structure and turret, with Shi Zhuan, Eight Immortals and wood carving hanging flower doors.

The entrance to the courtyard is a 100-meter-long bluestone tunnel from west to east, with chariots and horses in the south and two buildings in the north.

3. Hezhen Building

He Lou of Jialing Town, commonly known as Huimenlou, is located in Jialing Town, 7.5 kilometers northeast of Qixian County. The building was just built at the southern end of Wulichang Street, and it was called "Showing the Remaining Scenery". The key cultural relics protection units in Shanxi Province are the only places that pass through the "Sichuan-Shaanxi thoroughfare" in history. One of the ancient "sacred places of Yu Zhao".

Hezhen Building was built for the "river disaster" of Zhenyuan River, so it is called "Hezhen Building". It was built in Xuande period of Ming Dynasty (1426— 1435) and was renovated many times in Jiajing and Qingganlong years.

From 20 19 to 10, Hezhen Building was approved by the State Council as the eighth batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

4. Fan Xing Temple

Fan Xing Temple, the sixth batch of national key cultural relics protection units, is located in the campus of Dongguan Middle School in Dongguan Town, Qixian County, Shanxi Province. Founded in the third year of Song Tiansheng (1025), the original site was in Xiguan Village, and moved to this site in the 26th year of Qing Emperor Kangxi (1687). There is a Hall of Heroes in the temple, and the statue in the hall has been destroyed. It is the earliest preserved temple in Qixian County. In 2004, it was listed as a key cultural relics protection unit in Shanxi Province. In 2006, it was listed as the sixth batch of national key cultural relics protection units together with Qujia Courtyard.

5. Changyuanhe National Wetland Park

Shanxi Changyuanhe National Wetland Park is located in the east of Qixian County, Shanxi Province. The total length of the river is 36 kilometers, with a total area of 948 hectares, including 488 hectares of wetlands. The park is divided into five areas: wetland protection area, restoration and reconstruction area, mission display area, rational utilization area and management service area, which has three characteristics: theme, naturalness and ecology. It is characterized by river wetlands, swamp wetlands, artificial pond wetlands and their biodiversity. It has a profound historical and cultural landscape and wetland ecological culture, as well as drinking water sources, wetland ecosystems, black storks and other key wildlife and habitat protection and ecological leisure experience.