What places of interest are there in Zhoukou?

Taihaoling Temple, located in Huaiyang County, is the mausoleum of Fu, the "Fuehrer". According to the Records of Chen Zhou County, the mausoleum was built in the Spring and Autumn Period, and it was continuously expanded in the Tang and Song Dynasties, forming a scale. In the Yuan Dynasty, the sacrifices were not repaired, and the appearance of the temple was gradually destroyed. Zhu Yuanzhang, Emperor Taizu of Ming Dynasty, wrote a letter to rebuild. After many repairs and reconstructions in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it is of great scale.

2. Zhoukou Guandi Temple

The temple was built by merchants who visited Zhou Dynasty in Shanxi, Shaanxi and other places in Qing Dynasty. It is a magnificent ancient architectural complex with local characteristics. In the old days, it was also called "Shanshan Guild Hall". Established in 1693 and completed in 1852. The temple is a third-order courtyard, covering an area of 2 1.600 square meters, with more than 40 existing halls 1.40. 1996, as a "well-preserved ancient architectural complex with high architectural artistic value", is listed as a national key cultural relics protection unit.

3. Jia Luhe

There is a river that has been flowing for more than two thousand years in Henan, and it is Jia Luhe. Turning over the map of Henan, we can see that today's Jia Luhe originates in xinmi city, flows northeast through Zhengzhou, turns eastward to the northern suburb of the city, passes through Zhongmou, enters Kaifeng, passes through Weishi County, then enters Sha Ying in Zhoukou City, and finally flows into Huaihe River.