What are the tourist attractions in Dezhou, Shandong?

1. Quancheng Orabao Dream World: Quancheng Orabao Dream World is located at No. 08, Tourism Road, Yellow River International Ecological City, Qihe County, adjacent to Quancheng Polar Ocean World in the east. This is a large theme amusement park. The scenic spot is mainly based on European classic architectural styles and incorporates the most advanced technological elements from Europe and the United States. It is a large-scale amusement park with the most sophisticated equipment, the most complete projects and the highest technological content in China. Olaba's dream world is divided into seven themed areas: Fairy Tale Town, Brave Challenge Area, Fantasy Castle, Swan Castle, World Tour Area, Adventure Park Area, and Happy European Street, including Tornado, Thor's Hammer, Magic Frisbee, Sky There are more than 30 themed projects such as flying man, stealing the sky, doomsday nightmare, globetrotting, escaping from the Nile, etc. 2. Xiajin Old Course of the Yellow River Forest Park: The Old Course of the Yellow River Forest Park has a total area of ??128,000 acres, a forest coverage rate of 62.8%, and has forest resources of 55 families, 117 genera and 210 species. The landform changes strangely, with continuous undulations of sand dunes and towering ancient trees, which are full of vitality, forming a natural green barrier. Among them, there are nearly 30,000 ancient trees that are more than a century old, forming a plain area. 3. Qingyun Island Jinshan Temple: The Jinshan Temple scenic spot on the island is located in the northern suburbs of Qingyun County, Dezhou City, Shandong Province. The scenic area is built on the basis of temples and includes three parts: Buddhist activity area, commercial area and landscape area, forming the largest group of antique buildings in the surrounding area. The main body of the temple is the Buddhist activity area. Jinshan Temple, an ancient island, was built in the Sui Dynasty and flourished in the Tang Dynasty. It was a nationally famous temple during the division of the Jin and Song Dynasties between the north and the south, and was known as the "Beijin Mountain". According to legend, the eminent monk Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty grew up in Jinshan Temple on the island and studied Buddhism. Later, under the guidance of Guanyin Bodhisattva, he embarked on the journey to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures. The temple was destroyed by war in the Ming Dynasty and restored and rebuilt in 2004. It has now become a larger temple in Jiangbei.