Yuanping tourist attractions daquan ranking

Daying Hot Spring, with a geothermal area of 22 square kilometers, is a rare large geothermal field. The thickness of the hot water layer is158m, the deepest part at the bottom is 500m, the elevation of hot ore replenishment is more than 2,000m, the circulation depth is 2,688m, and the outlet water temperature is as high as 57 degrees.

2. Li Xinkang Hot Spring Resort

65438+ 0.5 hour drive from Taiyuan. Li Xinkang Hot Spring Resort is located in Wutai Mountain, Yanmenguan, Luya Mountain, Tianya Mountain and North China, with elegant environment, magnificent architecture, complete functions and convenient transportation. The project is complete and the service is complete, including hot spring swimming pool, Chinese restaurant and hot spring spa.

3. Tianya Mountain

Tianya Mountain Scenic Area is located in the eastern suburb of Yuanping City, 5 kilometers away. It is based on the natural landscape of Tianya Mountain and is introduced by historical figures in the Spring and Autumn Period more than 2,600 years ago. Mining tourism cultural resources and cultivating tourism cultural industry are the key development projects of Yuanping City.

4. Huiji Temple

Huiji Temple is located in Lianjiagang Village, northeast of Yuanping City 15km. It was founded in the Tang Dynasty and rebuilt in the Song Dynasty. It was repaired many times in Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. The temple, which faces south, consists of the mountain gate, Manjusri Hall, Bell Tower, Galapagos Hall, Giant Buddha Hall, East-West Corridor and other buildings, covering an area of 2 135 square meters. The Great Buddha Hall is a relic of the Song Dynasty, with five rooms in width, eight rafters in depth, a single eaves resting on the top of the mountain and a wide brick platform.

5. Puji Bridge

Commonly known as the South Bridge, it spans the river outside the south gate of Qinyang Town, 20 kilometers north of Yuanping City. It was built in the third year of Jintaihe (1203), and has been repaired in later generations.