What are the fun tourist attractions in Xuzhou?

Fun attractions in Xuzhou include:

1. Xuzhou Jiuli Lake National Wetland Park:

Jiangsu Jiuli Lake National Wetland Park is located in the northwest of the main urban area of ??Xuzhou City. It is named because it forms a "huguangshanshan scenery" with Jiuli Mountain. It was formed from the coal mining subsidence of Pangzhuang Coal Mine. ?

The total area of ??the Wetland Park is 250.62 hectares, of which the total wetland area is 166.49 hectares, with a wetland rate of 66.43%. Wetland types include river wetlands, lake wetlands, swamp wetlands, and pond wetlands. Won the "China Human Settlements Environment Example Award" in 2015.

2. Surabaya Pavilion:

Sishui Pavilion is located in Pei County, Xuzhou City. Liu Bang, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty, once served as the "Sishui Pavilion Chief". Under the eaves on the inside of the gate of Surabaya Pavilion Park is the inscription "Eternal Dragon Enclave", which is the nickname of Gupei.

In addition to Liu Bang, the founder of the Han Dynasty, people in Peixian County will also mention another founding emperor, Zhu Yuanzhang of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang’s ancestral home is also Peixian County. The founding emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty was from Xuzhou, and Li Yu, the later leader of the Southern Tang Dynasty, was also from here. As a result, Gupei won the reputation as the land of dragons flying.

3. Xuzhou Han Culture Scenic Spot:

Xuzhou Han Culture Scenic Spot covers an area of ??1,400 acres and is composed of the core area and the extension area. The core area consists of the Lion Mountain Mausoleum of the King of Chu, It consists of the Han Dynasty Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum, Han Culture Exchange Center, Liu's Ancestral Hall, Zhulin Temple, Yanggui Mountain Pavilion, Underwater Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum and other scenic spots that are the essence of Han culture. The extension area includes Han Culture Plaza, Citizen Leisure Plaza, Chess Tea Garden, Archaeological Simulation Base, Grass skating ground and other attractions.

4. Liang Wangcheng ruins:

Liang Wangcheng ruins are located in Liwei Village, Daizhuang Town, Pizhou City, Jiangsu Province, with the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal passing by. It is a site from the Neolithic to the Warring States Period. In 1957, the Nanjing Museum archaeological survey discovered the site. After many archaeological excavations, it was shown that the cultural layer of the site was four to five meters deep and rich in connotation.

The strata accumulated from early to late include the Dawenkou cultural layer, the Longshan cultural layer, the Shang and Zhou cultural layers, the Spring and Autumn and Warring States cultural layers, the Northern Dynasties-Sui cultural layer, and the Song and Yuan cultural layers. The history lasts for about 5000 years. After drilling, it was determined that the Liangwang City site was built in the same period. The site area covers an area of ??more than 1 million square meters. It was a prosperous downtown area or political and economic center during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

5. Kuaizai Pavilion:

Kuaizai Pavilion is located in the central area of ??Xuzhou and is named after Su Shi's "Kuaizai This Feng Fu". In the tenth year of Xining reign of Song Dynasty, after Su Shi was transferred to the post of magistrate of Xuzhou, he often invited guests and friends to come to this pavilion to spend summer vacation and compose poems.

One day, Su Shi went to the city and walked into the newly renovated pavilion. Someone asked him to name the pavilion. Su wrote a poem: "The joy of the wise, how happy this wind is." From then on, the Yangchun Pavilion changed its name. For Kuai Zai Pavilion. Kuai Zai Pavilion has experienced ups and downs. It was rebuilt by Xu Haidao and Wu Shixiong in the 11th year of Tongzhi of the Qing Dynasty, and it was expanded by Gui Luzhen, the prefect of Guangxu in the 15th year of Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty. It was repaired many times after liberation.