Hanci Xiangmu Review

One of the eight scenery of Chaozhou! Just on the edge of Guangji Bridge, it is also a must-check attraction in Chaozhou. It is now free to open, but you need to make an online real-name reservation. You may not be able to make an appointment on the spot on weekends. Han Yu's hand-planted oak tree is gone. The thick one in front of the tree is kapok, and the thin one is the oak (replanting).

This is one of the eight scenery of Chaozhou. In Han Yuxuan, it is said that the oak is planted in Chaozhou by Han Yu. It is free to enter here, and the ID card can be exchanged for tickets. There are many related scenery of Han Yu.

Worth always place, although Korean carving can not understand.

It's a stone, the trees are missing, but there is an article next to it that is very level.

It is said that Han Yu planted oak in the mountains in front of the mountain. Of course, what I see now is definitely not that one. Now several oaks in Han Gong's temple were transplanted from Han Yu's hometown Mengzhou more than ten years ago.