Top Things to do In Wulingyuan District 2021

"But every famous mountain and scenic spot has a place for self-cultivation, and of course this place is no exception. Perhaps it was too convincing, but suddenly thought of the fairy Zixia in the Journey to the West, looking at the concentric locks full of screens, thoughts abound."

"Strolling in Zhangjiajie Aries Ancient Temple Aries Ancient Temple usually has a ticket of 80 yuan. It will be closed during the epidemic and will reopen on August 7. The current preferential policy is free until the end of this year. This attraction belongs to the National Security Agency. The biggest feature is that the three temples of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism are built together, and they are interconnected, which is really rare in the country."

"Jiashan National Forest Park is a nice place, with pleasant scenery, fresh air and plum blossoms. Although it is raining, it does not affect the mood of play. It is very interesting and refreshing."

"Fenghuang Mountain on the edge of Fuling River, not big, a little small, not many people, quiet, feel not bad, the air is fresh, natural, comfortable, cost-effective, interesting, climbing mountains, exercise body."

"As a college built in the Tang Dynasty, it really has a high culture and value for viewing. There is also a preserved ancient corpse inside. It feels that the tickets are a little expensive. So our locals do not go often. If the price is lowered, it should increase the passenger traffic."

"Approaching the top gate of Shanyan Xieshan, a pair of Qing Dynasty stone lions guarded the gate. Go past the door and come to the Confucian Temple. There are half-moon-shaped pan pools, stone fences around the ring, and the arched champion bridge spanning the middle of the pan pool."

"Guandi Temple, also known as Guan Gongguan, Guan Gong Temple. Located at the site of Guan Temple in the south gate of the ancient city of Jingzhou, covering an area of 4500 square meters, Guan Temple site is not only Guan Yu Chinju ten years of the home base of the Guan Yu descendants of the place where the descendants of Guan Yu inherited the Ryo. Ming Wanli Temple in the existing Wanli years of planting two female and male ginkgo, about 600 years ago, and Guan Yu Qinglong Yuemo sword and red rabbit manger and other rare cultural relics. Every year on the first month and lunar calendar on May 13, Guandi Temple will hold temple fairs."

"Guan Yuyao is the early Ming Dynasty, the people of Jingzhou in commemoration of Guan Gong, in the Xiejia Mountain, after the Japanese war of invasion of China. Existing for reconstruction. Revisiting the ancient city of Jingzhou, must take a historical story tour, just interesting! For example: Taoyuan Jieyi, Liu Bei borrows Luzhou, single knife to the meeting, carelessly lost Luzhou... etc., play time: 20 minutes"

"Yuquan Temple is located at the eastern foot of Yuquan Mountain, 12 kilometers southwest of Dangyang City, Hubei Province. It used to charge a fee but is now open for free. Yuquan Temple and Tiantai Guoqing Temple in Zhejiang Province, Lingyan Temple in Shandong Changqing, and Qixia Temple in Nanjing, Jiangsu are also known as the Four Wonders in the World , Known as the three famous mountains of Chu."

"The Yang family of Phoenix County is a descendant of Yang. Its ancestor line is Yang Ye-Yang Yanzhao-Yang Wenguang-Yang Banghuai. Yang Ye 8th grandson Yang Shenglong three brothers led the army to conquer Phoenix Miao people He Che Uprising, so the descendants lived in Phoenix County. The most unusual thing about this temple is that the gate is opened, and I don't know how to fix the feng shui, it may be side-opening can let the door to the Lijiang River, after all, the ancients believed that there is water is prosperous. Inside is not big, pattern system also with the traditional cognition of the temple is different, here is the residence is just, even there is a stage [ daze] Langfang also see the wedding bed, temple is not the place for ancestor worship? Most set up a private puppet, how a daily living frame? I'm a little uninformed..."