This is your first visit to Chuzhou. I suggest you swim like this.
Langya Mountain, located in Langya District, Chuzhou City, has been famous for its beautiful scenery and numerous cultural relics since the Northern Song Dynasty. Ouyang Xiu's masterpiece Zuiweng Pavilion made Langya Mountain a famous mountain in China.
Langya Mountain Scenic Area includes Zuiweng Pavilion, Yefang Garden, Paradise, Shenxiu Lake, Langya Temple, Nantianmen, Fengle Pavilion, Qingliuguan and other scenic spots. Among them, dozens of landscapes such as Erxiantang, Yiting and Gumeiting centered on Zuiweng Pavilion are the core and essence of the whole scenic spot.
Langya Temple in Langya Mountain Scenic Area was built in the Tang Dynasty and is a famous temple in eastern Anhui. Langya Ancient Temple is one of the twelve scenic spots in ancient Chuzhou. The Beadless Hall in the temple is a relic of the Ming Dynasty and one of the existing ancient Beadless Halls in China.
Langya Mountain Scenic Area is a good place for spring outing, which integrates natural landscape and pastoral scenery.
Transportation: You can get there by bus 1 1 and 107. Tickets: 60 yuan; It is recommended to visit for more than 3 hours.
The next day, Fengyang longxing temple, Xiaogang Village, Ming Taizu Mausoleum.
Longxing temple, located at the foot of Rijing Peak of Fenghuang Mountain in the north of Fengyang County, Chuzhou City, was built by Zhu Yuanzhang in the 16th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1383). Longxing temple's predecessor was Zhu Yuanzhang, who once became a monk in Huangsi, and was founded in the Northern Song Dynasty.
Longxing temple was burned down twice by peasant rebels in the eighth year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty (1635) and the third year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (1853), and the existing buildings were restored from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China.
As Zhu Yuanzhang's secluded place, longxing temple's political symbolic significance is self-evident, and it is reasonable to get the attention of later generations.
Transportation: Take Fengyang No.4, Fengyang 10 1 Road, Fengyang No.2, Fengyang No.3 and Fengyang 102 to get there. Tickets: 30 yuan; It is recommended to visit 1.5 hours.
Xiaogang Village, an administrative village belonging to Xiaoxihe Town, Fengyang County, Chuzhou City, is known as the birthplace of rural reform in China because it took the lead in implementing land contract in the early days of China's reform and opening up. Xiaogang Village is the epitome of rural development after the founding of New China. Compared with Xiaogang village before the reform and opening up, Xiaogang village today can be said to be turned upside down.
In the historical development of Xiaogang Village, it was Shen Hao who led Xiaogang Village to a new level. In 2004, Shen Hao, as the second batch of Anhui cadres, went to Xiaogang Village as the first secretary of the Party branch and the director of the village committee. During his five years in Xiaogang Village, Shen Hao devoted himself to the economic and social development of Xiaogang Village, and made outstanding contributions to Xiaogang Village's fame in the country again. On June 6th, 2009, Shen Hao died in Xiaogang Village at the age of 46. In order to commemorate Shen Hao, a good cadre who devoted himself to the people, the people of Xiaogang Village built the "Advanced Deeds Exhibition Hall of Comrade Shen Hao" in the village.
Transportation: There is a long-distance bus to Xiaogang Village at Fengyang West Passenger Transport Station, and the one-way time is about 2 hours. Free; It is recommended to visit 1.5 hours.
Ming Taizu Mausoleum, located in Taiping Township, Fengyang County, Chuzhou City, is the tomb of parents and brothers and sisters of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. It was founded at the end of Yuan Dynasty and completed in the 12th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1379).
The Ming Emperor Mausoleum is no different from the later Ming Di Mausoleum in terms of rules, with a large scale and numerous structures. However, after more than 600 years of wind and rain and man-made destruction, wooden buildings have been completely destroyed, leaving only stone structures such as stone statues. 1982, the Ming Emperor Mausoleum was announced by the State Council as the second batch of national key cultural relics protection units.
Transportation: It is recommended to take a taxi or charter a car. Tickets: 50 yuan; It is recommended to visit 1 hour.
On the third day, Quanjiao Wu's former residence and Santasi.
Wu's former residence is located in Xianghe Town Street, Quanjiao County, Chuzhou City. It is the former residence of Wu, a writer in Qing Dynasty and author of Scholars. Wu, a native of Wenzhou, Zhejiang, is a native of Quanjiao.
Wu's former residence was destroyed during the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and the existing building was rebuilt at the original site on 20 1 1. Although it is newly built, the whole former residence is very careful from design and layout to architecture and layout.
Transportation: Take bus No.3 and No.3 Quanjiao 13 to get there. Free; It is recommended to visit for 2 hours.
Santasi, located in Liuzhen Town, Quanjiao County, Chuzhou City, was founded in Sui Dynasty. During the reign of Huizong in the Northern Song Dynasty, there were three pagodas in front of the temple, which were called Santasi. In the early Ming Dynasty, the royal family went north to worship their ancestors, demolished three pagodas to build a bridge, and robbed the temple of three pagodas for no reason. The existing buildings were rebuilt during the Republic of China.
The reason why Santa Temple is famous in later generations is related to the story of Yang Di and Qionghua. According to legend, Qionghua originated in six towns of Quanjiao, when Qionghua Pool was built in six towns. After Yang Di moved Qionghua to Yangzhou, the locals built the Three Pagodas Temple in Qionghua, Chi Pan.
Transportation: From Wu's former residence to Santasi, it is recommended to take a taxi or charter a car. Free; It is recommended to visit 1 hour.