Scenic spots in Mizhi County

The story of Diesim Villa, Wanfo Cave Grottoes, Li Zicheng Palace, Yangjiagou Revolutionary Memorial Hall, Jiangshi Manor, etc. 1. Story of Diusim Villa: Liujiawa Village, 20 kilometers northwest of Mizhi County, with a total scenic area of 8 square kilometers. The story of Diusim Mountain Villa is an ecological leisure tourist resort integrating catering, accommodation, play and entertainment, and it is known as the Little Three Gorges on the Loess Plateau.

The story of Diesim Villa, Wanfo Cave Grottoes, Li Zicheng Palace, Yangjiagou Revolutionary Memorial Hall, Jiangshi Manor, etc.

1. Story of Diusim Villa: Liujiawa Village, 20 kilometers northwest of Mizhi County, with a total scenic area of 8 square kilometers. The story of Diusim Mountain Villa is an ecological leisure tourist resort integrating catering, accommodation, play and entertainment, and it is known as the Little Three Gorges on the Loess Plateau.

2. Wanfo Cave Grottoes: Located in Mizhi City, 7 kilometers north along National Highway 2 10. According to historical records, the grottoes were dug in the late Northern Song Dynasty and expanded several times in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. There are 22 existing grottoes, with different depths, or living alone with inclined walls or communicating with caves. It is a rare cliff cave group in northern Shaanxi, with high archaeological value and artistic appreciation value.

3. Li Zicheng Palace: Located at the southern foot of Panlongshan (formerly known as Maanshan) in the north of Mizhi County, it covers an area of 3,996 square meters with a building area of 174 square meters. It is a key cultural relic protection unit in Shaanxi Province.

4. Yangjiagou Revolutionary Memorial Hall: It is located in a famous Chinese historical and cultural village (the century-old cave manor of Madujia in Yangjiagou Village, Mizhi, Shaanxi Province). Yangjiagou Revolutionary Memorial Hall was built in 1972 and officially opened to the public on 1978. 1992 was announced by the Shaanxi Provincial People's Government as "Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit in Shaanxi Province".

5. Jiangs Manor: Located in Liujiamao Village, Qiaohecha Township, Mizhi County, it was built in Guangxu reign of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (187 1 ~ 1886), covering an area of more than 26,000 square meters, and was announced as the sixth batch of national key cultural relics protection units on May 25th, 2006.