Eight famous scenic spots in Jieyang

The eight scenic spots in Jieyang are: 1. The mountains in the evening are green; 2. Nanpu fishing songs; 3. Mozi Xiao Chun; 4. Lou Jiao Xiao; 5. Twin-peak night clock; 6. Shuangxi Yue Ming; 7. Yuqiao Qiao Rong; 8. Carve Olympic fairy tales. Among them, Diao Ao Fairy is located in Rongcheng Suspension Bridge in the urban area; According to legend, Lv Dongbin, the Eight Immortals, hanged a fish on this bridge, hence the name.

Jieyang places of interest are the first, and the mountains and rivers are green at night.

Qishan Wancui is located in Huangqi Mountain, Dongshan District, Jieyang City. Overlooking the whole Rongcheng on the mountain, we can clearly see that Rongcheng is a gourd-shaped floating state; Especially at night, watching the brightly lit Rongcheng on the mountain can rival the night view of Hong Kong.

Second, Nanpu fishing songs

Nanpu fishing song refers to the area around the outer dike of the West Lake along the south river of Rongjiang River, where fishing boats shuttle. "Nanpu Fishing Song" is full of light and phosphorus on the river, and the fish jumps and sings late, picturesque.

Third, Mozi Xiao Chun.

Mozi Xiao Chun is located in Mozi Mountain in Xianqiao, with an altitude of 180 feet and a circumference of 30 miles. Beautiful scenery and many historical sites; As early as the Song Dynasty, it was a treasure trove of geomantic omen.

Fourth, the small corner of the building.

Jiao Xiao, located in Jinxianmen, Rongcheng City, was built during the Apocalypse of the Ming Dynasty and became the landmark building of Jieyang Ancient City. The ancient city originally had four gates, east, west, north and south, and Jinxian Gate was added as five gates, which was really rare in the ancient architectural pattern.

Five, double-peak night bell

Shuangfeng Night Bell is one of the eight ancient scenic spots in Jieyang. Shuangfeng Temple is one of the three famous temples in Chaoshan. The former site of Shuangfeng Temple is located in Shuang Shan, the capital of Panxi, and then moved to Mashan Lane, the east gate of Rongcheng. It is the largest ancient temple in Jieyang.