What's interesting about Huangdao?

Qingdao Huangdao District has the following six characteristic tourist attractions:

1, Qi Great Wall Site

The Great Wall of Qi was a military defensive wall built by Qi in the south to resist the invasion of neighboring countries Lu and Chu during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. It was built from Qi Weiwang to Qi Xuanwang, that is, from 376 BC to 324 BC. It starts from Lingzitou, 500 meters northeast of Guangli Village, Xiaoli Town, Changqing District in the west, and enters the sea in the northeast of Jiaxiahe Village, Huangdao District, Qingdao City in the east, with a total length of more than 600 kilometers.

2. Site of Battle of Song, Jin and Tang Islands

In the thirty-first year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 16 1), Yan Hongliang, ruler of the Jin Dynasty, led 600,000 Lu Haijun to attack the Southern Song Dynasty in four ways, with Su Baoheng, the minister of the Ministry of Industry of the Jin Dynasty as the commander-in-chief, commanding more than 600 warships and more than 70,000 sailors, and heading straight for Lin 'an (now Hangzhou), the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty, and Li Bao, deputy commander-in- In the end, 8 jin j was wiped out. The naval battles in Song, Jin and Tang Dynasties hit the Jin Dynasty hard, which is a famous example in the history of ancient naval battles in China.

3. Mahao Canal Site

Also known as the Majiahao Canal Site, it is located in Huangdao District, and has now built the Mahao Canal Park. There is a stone tablet engraved with the words "Majiahao Canal Site". Ma Canal is the southern section of Gujiaolai Canal. Jiaolai Canal was built in Yuan Dynasty and dredged again in Ming Dynasty. From Jiaozhou Bay in the south to Laizhou Bay in the north, it flows through cities and counties such as Huangdao, Jiaozhou, Gaomi, Pingdu, Changyi and Laizhou, with a total length of more than 200 kilometers.

4. Ancient building sites

Baiyun Temple Site: Baiyun Temple, now renamed Bordet Ji, is located in Zhushan National Forest Park. It is the Zen Dojo of Han Buddhism, which was founded in the late Ming Dynasty. Gleditsia sinensis in Baiyun Temple was planted in Ming Dynasty and is a rare tree species in the north. Four-eye well: 1898, the Germans entered Xuejia Island. In order to solve the water problem of the garrison, a well was drilled 80 meters north of Nanying Village 1904. This well is unique, unique and rare in the local area.

5. Tomb-Tomb of Emperor Wu of Yang

Also known as the tomb of Xue Wuhou, it is located 0.5 km southeast of Xuejiadao Village, Xuejiadao Town, Huangdao District. This is the tomb of Lv Xue and his father Xue Yulin, marquis of Yongle in Ming Dynasty.

6. Qianwan Port

It is an important part of Qingdao Port, the third largest port in China, and a national industrial tourism demonstration site. Qianwan Port is a natural harbor with wide water depth, no freezing or silting, and superior natural conditions. 1987 started construction, and seven ore and coal berths have been built, making it the largest ore transit base and one of the five coal export bases in China. Qianwan Port is divided into two major ports, and Beigang Port has 23 deep-water berths, with an annual cargo throughput of over 300 million tons and a container throughput of over 65.438 million TEUs.