Guide tourist attractions

Guide, located in Hainan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province, is known as the "Little Jiangnan beyond the Great Wall". It has unique natural landforms and cultural scenery, and has been well-known and loved by more tourists in recent years. So do you know what tourist attractions there are in Guide? Today the editor recommends the top ten scenic spots in Guide, Qinghai. Friends who are interested should come and take a look. Ranking of the top ten tourist attractions in Guide, Qinghai. The reflection of the yellow loess wall in Guide Ancient City under the setting sun is like a song. The Ming and Qing buildings inside the wall were built during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, and were expanded and renovated during the Daoguang and Guangxu periods of the Qing Dynasty to form today's scale. Guide's Jade Emperor Pavilion, seen from a distance, is a grand ancient building with Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism coexisting as one, which is rare in China. Ganzi Lake Ganzi Lake is located in Guide County, Qinghai Province. It belongs to the swamp lake group wetland in the Yellow River source basin, with a water area of ??1.5 square kilometers. It is rare among the Yellow River source wetlands. Late autumn is the best time to view and photograph the scenery of Qianzi Lake. Visitors can experience the different experiences brought by nature. National Geopark Guide National Geopark is a comprehensive geopark characterized by natural landforms and geological relics, supplemented by diverse ecological landscapes and rich cultural landscapes. Located in Guide County, Qinghai Province, it includes Ashgong Park, Yellow River Basin Park, and Mawu Gorge Park, covering an area of ??554 square kilometers, and the main geological heritage area is 113.6 square kilometers. The colorful peaks and clusters of Ashgun in the park are colorful and beautiful; the wind-eroded landforms of Mawu Gorge are unique and changeable. The landscape of the Yellow River is beautiful, like flowers; the Longyang Gorge is steep and majestic. Various geological relics reflect the evolution of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in geological history, and also record the development history of the Yellow River and the changes in Guide's natural environment. It is an excellent place for tourism, leisure vacation, popular science education, and scientific research. It is known as the "Little Jiangnan on the Plateau" and the Tibetan name of the Pearl Temple is "Juejue Lakang". Located 2 kilometers east of the county seat, it is the seat of the Hedong Township government today. The temple was built during the Chunci period of the Southern Song Dynasty. Historically, there were no monks or temple owners in Pearl Temple, and it was always managed by Gongba Temple. There are 1 main hall (6 rooms on the second floor), 1 Guanyin Hall (12 rooms), and 32 wing rooms in the temple. The main hall has glazed tiles on the roof and is decorated with gilded pagodas. There is a giant statue of the third Buddha inside, which is made of precious materials and beautiful in shape. The temple was demolished in 1985. In 1987, the masses rebuilt a three-room Buddhist temple, and now a monk lives in the temple. Nanhai Temple is located at the foot of Meisi Mountain in Guide County. It was built in the late Ming Dynasty. Because the mountain is shaped like a dragon, it is said that the dragon vein is located here. This is the birthplace of Guide Dragon Vein Culture, and is known as Nanhai Creek among the eight ancient scenic spots in Guide. Meisi Mountain is the only remaining tourist attraction for Taoism, Chinese Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism.