Huangchuan county tourist attractions

According to the overall development idea of "ecological village, harmonious Huangchuan and cultural ancestral land", Huangchuan has strengthened the construction of tourism infrastructure and service reception facilities, accelerated the pace of structural adjustment of tourism products, increased the development of tourism commodities and tourism promotion, and strived to become a regional cultural and leisure resort in southeastern Henan.

Huangchuan historical sites include: Guo Huang Ancient City Site, a national key cultural protection unit in Gulong Township, and Bawangtai in Zhangji Township, a provincial key cultural protection unit. In Wanghe Building, there is an ink painting of Guanyin by Wu Daozi, a painter of the Tang Dynasty, and an inscription by Yu, a painter, "Climbing the Dragon and Attaching the Phoenix". Revolutionary memorial sites include the former site of the CPC Huangchuan Special Committee, the former site of the CPC Henan Special Committee, the former site of the Huangchuan Soviet government, and the former site of the Communist Youth League Central Cadre School. Guo Huang Ancient Town Ruins Yiyang Ancient Town Sanyi Guantie Flagpole Xiaonanhai Cultural Tourism Zone Huang Hu Farm Humanistic Ecological Zone Wang Helou Xiongxian Tomb Chunshen Crown Tomb Shuangliushu Hongshanzhai Tourist Area Fudian Li Peng Chen Dazhai Tourism Park Former Site of CPC Southeast Special Committee Former Site of CPC Huangchuan Special Committee Former Site of Huangchuan Soviet Government Former Site of Communist Youth League School Former Site of Huang Hu Hu Yaobang Former Site of Guo Huang Museum Huangxing Square

Top ten scenic spots in Gwangju

1July, 982, a stone carving of "Ten Scenes of Gwangju" was found in the site of the original temple, which was collected by the county cultural center. It is 88 cm wide, 30 cm long and 12 cm thick. It was carved on bluestone. The handwriting is neat and the knife is beautiful. The top ten scenic spots in Gwangju are Yishan Shi Zhi, Huaishui East Ring Road, Qili Qingquan, Wulongqiao House, Xiaoshan Old Temple, Wang Ba Huangtai, Bolun Stone Tomb, Chunshen Heritage House, Juxian Guige and Wenbi Layer. Seven-rhyme poems per scene 1 song. This poem is an ode to the places of interest recorded in Gwangju Ji He Ji. There are many "Ten Scenes" that are not obvious, but you can still see the pictures in the poems and get a glimpse of the ancient scenery of Gwangju at that time.