Ningjin county scenic spot

1. Kangning Lake Acrobatic Culture Theme Park: a national 3A-level tourist attraction, located at Zhengyang Road, Ningjin County, Dezhou City, Shandong Province. With

1. Kangning Lake Acrobatic Culture Theme Park: a national 3A-level tourist attraction, located at Zhengyang Road, Ningjin County, Dezhou City, Shandong Province. With a total area of about 1080 mu, Kangning Lake is a waterscape theme comprehensive park integrating acrobatic culture, tourism, leisure and entertainment.

2. Debai Acrobatic Cricket Happy Valley: It is composed of five sections: Acrobatic Cricket Cultural Center, Characteristic Tourist Town, Happy Children's World, Folk Culture Center and Pastoral Complex.

3. Cricket Museum: The museum covers a total area of 580 square meters, with the theme of promoting cricket culture and displaying folk customs, and comprehensively using modern high-tech means such as sound, light and electricity.

4. Ningjin County Culture and Art Center: It is a livelihood urban construction project invested by the county party committee and government to build a strong cultural county and a strong tourism county. 20 10 was completed and put into use in February, which is divided into two parts: a four-story main building and a cultural square, with a construction area of 25,000 square meters.

5. Ningjin Bi Xia Temple, also known as Li Man Bi Xia Temple, is located at 13km north of Ningjin County and 3km north of Jin Ryu Town Government Station. Due to historical reasons, the Bi Xia Temple was destroyed and rebuilt on 1992 with the efforts of all parties.

6. Dongcui Community in Chaihudian Town is formed by merging five villages: Dongcui, Wangzhuang, Yuzhuang, Weizhuang and Zhuangyuan, with 865.438 million mu of cultivated land, including 6,600 mu of vegetables.

7. The Chief Mosque, located in the east street of Chief Town, was built in the Yongle period of Ming Dynasty (1403- 1424), renovated and expanded several times in the 26th year of Qing Emperor Kangxi (1687) and the 8th year of Yongzheng (1730) before reaching its present scale.