What are the fun attractions in Tianshui?

Tianshui is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Gansu Province. It has a temperate monsoon climate and is suitable for travel in all seasons. It is recommended that the visit lasts 2-3 days. Tianshui is a famous historical and cultural city in China. Its main attractions include Fuxi Temple, Hu's Residences and Nanguo Temple. It has a strong historical and cultural atmosphere, a good geographical location, beautiful environment and convenient transportation. It is recommended to visit during your leisure time. 1. Fuxi Temple

Fuxi Temple, formerly known as Taihao Palace, commonly known as Renzong Temple, was first built in the 19th to 20th years of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (1483-1484). It has been rebuilt nine times to form This large-scale building complex is the only Fuxi Temple in China with a statue of Fuxi. Fuxi Temple is built facing the street, with many courtyards connected to each other, with four entrances and four courtyards, which is grand and deep. The ancient buildings in the temple include theater tower, archway, gate, Yimen, Xiantian Hall, Taiji Hall, bell tower, drum tower, Laihe Hall***10; new buildings include court room, stele gallery, exhibition hall, etc.***6 There are 76 new and old buildings in total.

In Tianshui, it is said that the sixteenth day of the first lunar month is the birthday of Fuxi. According to tradition, people have to go to Fuxi Temple

The "Chaoren Zong", this is the Fuxi Temple Fair, which is grand and grand. On this day every year, Tianshui people pay homage to Fuxi, the founder of humanities, look up to the simple, honest and kind face of the "Human Ancestor", recall the distant and glorious history of the Chinese nation, miss the great achievements of the ancestor of humanity who launched Chinese civilization, remember the benevolence of the ancestor, and carry forward Fuxi. culture.

Transportation: Take bus No. 1, 13 and 14 in the city to the urban traffic police brigade station, No. 21 and 22 to Fuximiao Station, No. 18 outer ring to Qinzhou District Hospital Station, No. 24 You can get there by getting off at Qinghuachang Station; it takes 20 minutes to walk west from the street south of Tianshui Central Square, and it takes about 10 yuan to take a taxi in the city. Tickets: 40 yuan per person, free for children under 1.2 meters tall, senior citizens holding an old age certificate issued by Gansu Province, active military personnel holding a military officer certificate, and disabled people holding a disability certificate. Seniors over 60 years old holding a valid certificate, and adults over 1.2 meters tall Primary and secondary school students can purchase discount tickets for scenic spots with their student ID cards. 2. The Hu family’s residence

The Hu family’s ancient residence is the private residence of Hu Laijin, the governor of Qinzhou, the deputy envoy of Shanxi, and the Yanmen military commander in the Ming Dynasty. It was built in the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. Although the Hu family’s residence is a courtyard house , but different from Beijing Siheyuan. There are eight existing buildings, one hanging flower gate and three screen walls. The main hall and courtyard of the main building were originally built in the Ming Dynasty, and the rest were renovated in the Qing Dynasty. It is the most complete Ming Dynasty residence in Tianshui City currently.

Transportation: Take Line 1 to the Department Store Station, or Line 5 to Qinzhou Bus Station, or Line 6 to Central Square North Station and get off on foot. You can also walk from Fuxi Temple arrive.

Tickets: Go to the ticket office with a valid ID to exchange for a free visit ticket, and use the ticket to enter the tour. 3. Nanguo Temple

Nanguo Temple is located in a mountain valley 2 kilometers south of Tianshui City. It is named because it is located to the south of Tianshui City. It is a rare temple facing south and facing north. It is one of the eight scenic spots in Tianshui. Known as "Nanshan Ancient Cypress". The temple has a history of more than a thousand years and has been a tourist attraction for poets and poets of all ages. Du Fu, the great poet of the Tang Dynasty in China, wrote more than 100 hymns when he lived in Qinzhou (today's Shuizhou) in 759 AD.

Nanguo Temple is a large-scale temple. It is divided into three courtyards: West, Middle and East. The West courtyard is the main courtyard. There are Buddha statues of different shapes. Most of the temples with different architectural styles are concentrated here. There are Buddha statues in every hall. There is a 2,500-year-old three-pronged cypress in the main hall. It is the third longest-lived ancient tree in China. The amazing thing is that there is a branch to the south of this tree with dark-colored frost skin, as dry as firewood, reaching into the sky, but the top is still young and full of branches and leaves; the branch to the northwest is withered; and the branch to the north is skillfully built on the branches of a locust tree. What's even more magical is that A black egg tree (hackberry) with a chest measuring 108 centimeters lives in the split dry trunk, dependent on the old tree.

Transportation: Take bus No. 9 in the city and get off at Nanguo Road and walk up the mountain; take a taxi in Qinzhou city for 10 yuan to get to the bottom of the mountain. If you don’t want to walk up the mountain for 30 minutes, you can negotiate with the driver for 30 yuan. Go up the mountain left and right.

Tickets: Tickets are usually 20 yuan per person, half price is 10 yuan for the elderly, minors and students over 60 years old with ID cards, and 10 yuan for the elderly, active military personnel and disabled people holding Gansu Province Elderly Preferential Treatment Card People and children (under 1.4 meters) are free of charge; the "April 8th" ticket of Nanguo Temple is 2 yuan per person; the tour guide service fee is 40 yuan per time for less than 20 people, and an additional 1.5 yuan for each additional person above 20 people.