Gongyi tourist attractions daquan inventory Gongyi tourist attractions

1, Qinglongshan Ciyun Temple Qinglongshan Ciyun Temple Scenic Area is located in the south of Dayugou Town, gongyi city, with a total area of 5 1 km2, primary secondary forest of 23 17 hectares, vegetation coverage rate of 72%, annual average temperature of 14.6℃, and good natural ecological protection.

Qinglong Mountain Ciyun Temple Scenic Spot 1998 was approved as a provincial forest park, a provincial scenic spot and a holy place for Buddhist activities in 2000, a national AAA scenic spot in 2009, and a national cultural relics protection unit in March 20/KLOC-0.

2. The Imperial Tomb of the Northern Song Dynasty, which is the first centralized imperial tomb in history. Mainly located in Xicun Town, Zhitian Town, Huiguo Town and urban area of gongyi city, there are seven emperors except Qin and Hui emperors buried.

There are Zhao Kuangyin Yongchang Mausoleum, Song Taizu Yongxi Mausoleum, Song Taizong Zhao Xuan Yongxi Mausoleum, Zhao Heng Yongding Mausoleum, Song Zhenzong Yongding Mausoleum, Zhao Zhen Yongzheng Mausoleum, Song Renzong Yonghou Mausoleum, Zhao Shu Song Yingzong Yongyu Mausoleum, Song Shenzong Zhao Yongling Mausoleum, Zhao Zhezong Yongtai Mausoleum and Zhao Taizu's father Zhao Hongyin Yong 'an Mausoleum, commonly known as "Seven Emperors and Eight Mausoleums".

In addition, around the Eight Mausoleums, there are tombs of queens, royal families and famous generals, forming a group of imperial tombs with an area of 1.56 square kilometers.

3. Kang Million Manor, which is a large feudal landlord manor spanning the Ming, Qing and Republic of China. With its back to Mangling, facing Luoshui, the Yellow River in the north and Song Yue in the south, it has a beautiful environment, which fully embodies China's traditional concept of "harmony between man and nature, learning from nature".

Kang million businesses started in the Ming Dynasty, flourished in the early Qing Dynasty, reached its peak at its peak, gradually declined after Xianfeng and declined in the middle of the Republic of China.

From the sixth ancestor Kang Shaojing to the eighteenth Kang Lanting, it spanned three historical periods of Ming, Qing and Republic of China, experienced 12 generations and was rich for more than 400 years. "Headrest Jingyang, Xi 'an, foot Linyi, Jinan; It is a true portrayal that horses run thousands of miles without eating other grass, and people walk thousands of miles full of Kangjiatian.