Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Travel guide - I have never been to Shenyang. What's interesting about two days in Shenhe District? Please recommend it.

I have never been to Shenyang. What's interesting about two days in Shenhe District? Please recommend it.

There are many places of interest in Shenhe District:

1, Shenyang Palace Museum is located in Shenyang Road, Shenhe District. It was the imperial palace before the Qing dynasty entered the customs. It was built in the last ten years (1625) and completed in the first year of Qing Chongde (1636). This is the palace built and used by Nuerhachi, Emperor Taizong of Qing Dynasty, where Fu Lin, Emperor Taizong of Qing Dynasty, ascended the throne and changed his title. Shenyang Imperial Palace is one of the two existing royal palace buildings in China, which has high historical and artistic value. Shenyang was called Shengjing in the late Jin Dynasty, and was designated as the capital after entering the customs in the Qing Dynasty, so it was also called Shengjing Palace Que or Jingshi Palace. Shenyang Imperial Palace covers an area of 60,000 square meters, with more than 70 buildings and more than 300 rooms. It is large in scale and well preserved, second only to Beijing Imperial Palace. The Forbidden City in Shenyang has more than 300 houses, consisting of more than 20 courtyards. According to its layout, it can be divided into three parts: East Road, Middle Road and West Road. With the middle road as the main body and the east-west road as the two wings. East Road was built during the period of Qing Emperor Nurhachi. The main buildings are the main hall and the Ten Kings Pavilion. The middle road, from south to north, is Daqingmen, Chongzheng Hall, Fenghuang Building and Qingning Palace. To the east, from south to north, there are the main hall and the Luanjia library in turn; In the west, from south to north, there are Jiayintang, Wenshui Pavilion and Yangxizhai in turn. The Imperial Palace in Shenyang has a large collection of royal cultural relics before the Qing Dynasty, as well as a large number of precious works of art during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Now, it has been turned into Shenyang Museum, and most of the exhibits are palace cultural relics left over from the old palace. For example, the Eight Banners armor of the Qing Dynasty, bows and arrows, muskets and artillery used in combat, including Nuerhachi's sword, Huang Taiji's broadsword and antlers chair.

2. To the south of Shenyang Forbidden City is the residence of Zhang and Zhang Xueliang, that is, Zhang Shuaifu, also known as Dashuaifu. Founded in 19 14, it covers an area of 29,000 square meters with a total construction area of 27,000 square meters. It is a huge building complex with western architectural styles, one of the outstanding buildings in modern China, and the best preserved former residence of celebrities in Northeast China so far. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit and a national 4A-level tourist attraction.

Zhang Shuaifu can be divided into two parts according to the construction time and purpose, namely the East Courtyard and the West Courtyard. The East Courtyard is the early building of Shuaifu, including quadrangle, small brothel, big brothel, Guandi Temple and Miss Zhao Si Building outside the east wall, while the West Courtyard is the later building. During the Puppet Manchuria, most of the buildings in Zhang's Shuaifu were destroyed, and the weeds in the garden were deserted. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), the government has carried out many reconstruction and maintenance. Now, both big brothels and small brothels are open to tourists. The famous Tiger Hall, luxurious banquet hall, Northeast Government Affairs Committee, Zhang's living room, Zhang Xueliang's bedroom and Zhang Xueliang's office can all be visited.

3. Taiqing Palace is located at Cheng Xishun Street 16, Shenhe District. It is a large-scale Taoist temple in Northeast China and the center of Taoist activities in Northeast China. 1963 was announced as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit, and now it is the seat of provincial and municipal Taoist associations. Taiqing Palace was founded in the second year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1663), formerly known as "Three Halls". According to legend, there was no rain for a long time in Shengjing area at that time, and the seedlings dried up. The government posted a notice asking for rain, promising to reward those who can get heavy rain with 3200 silver. Guo Shouzhen, the Eighth Division of Longmen, who is practicing in Tiesha Mountain, Benxi, heard about this and went down to Shengjing to reveal the post, expressing his willingness to pray for rain for Shengjing. He set up a high altar in the northwest corner of Shengjing. He cast a spell on the altar and finally asked for a heavy rain to solve the drought in Shengjing area. When General Ukuri of Shengjing gave him money, he refused to accept it. Later, Guo Shouzhen asked the government to build a temple for him in the rain place as a place of practice, and named it "Santang". Taiqing Palace was small at first, and it reached its present scale after 32 years of expansion and reconstruction. The temple, facing south, covers an area of more than 5,000 square meters and enters the courtyard in front and back. There is Lingguan Hall in the front yard, and there are Shifang Hall and Yunshui Hall on both sides. Due north is Guandi Hall, which is surrounded by mountains and waters and has a blue tile roof. It is three rooms wide and three rooms deep. There is a statue of Guan Yu in the middle of the hall, with a flat image on the left and a Zhou Cang image on the right. The second courtyard, with a living room and a provincial room on the east side; There is a deacon's office and a lecture hall on the west side; In the north is Laojun Hall, which has a hanging wooden pavilion and a statue of China Lao Zi. Sanjin Courtyard, with Zhaitang and Lvzulou on the east side. The statue of Lv Dongbin is enshrined in Lv Zulou. There are Gong Shan Temple and Qiuzulou on the west side. There is a statue of Qiu Chuji in the building. The main hall in the north is the Jade Emperor Pavilion, dedicated to the Jade Emperor, the highest Taoist god. The original stone tablet buildings and stone tablets, as well as stone tablets, no longer exist. Guo Zuta (Guo Shouzhen's Tomb Tower) was later moved to Qian Shan.

4. Liaoning Provincial Museum, No.363 Shifu Road, Shenhe District (east of Shifu Square)

5, Xinglong family, by the way, visit the whole middle street.

6. The color TV tower is being renovated. Just looking at it from a distance. In the Youth Park.

The rest of the scenic spots need to be more beautiful and interesting in summer, and it is not suitable for visiting the parks in the north in winter.