Hepu county tourist attractions

There are 77 cultural relics and historic sites in Hepu, including ancient tombs of national key cultural relics protection units, Yong 'an Pavilion at Yamaguchi, Wenchang Tower, Dongpo Pavilion, Jiaoting, Qiaoqiao, Dongshan Temple, Kuixing Building, the former residence of famous anti-Japanese famous Chen, the ancestral hall of Chen's hometown in Zhangjia, etc. There are also national Yamaguchi mangrove ecological nature reserve and autonomous region-level tourist resort-Nanguo Xingdao Lake, which covers an area of more than 6,660 hectares and has 1026 islands. In addition, there are natural scenic spots such as Yaochi-Zhang Qu Liu Hu Reservoir, Nanzhu Forest Park and Qingshuijiang Reservoir in the south of China. Xingdao Lake is located in Hongchaojiang Reservoir, 24 kilometers northwest of Hepu County, Beihai City, 50 kilometers away from Beihai City, and the driving distance is about 1 hour. 1026 Island is located on the green water and blue waves of 600 square kilometers in Fiona Fang. Because they are formed in hilly areas, with staggered topography and different shapes, the trees are lush, like bright stars scattered on the green water and blue waves, so Xingdao Lake is named. "Water Margin" has a unique charm, and it is one of the location shooting places of the large-scale TV series "Water Margin" in the shooting base of CCTV.

Zhang Qu Lake Zhang Qu pastoral scenery belt is located at the junction of Beihai, Qinzhou and Yulin, which is the connection point of three cities and three counties in southern Guangxi. Located in the hinterland of Dalian Mountain, it is rich in natural resources and tourism resources. In addition, there are Lingyin Temple, former residence, Qumu Hakka Tuwei Building and other cultural relics and historic sites in the area. Zhang Qu Lake Hakka Tourist Area is an important part of Beihai tourism development and one of the five scenic spots in Beihai tourism planning.

Shankou Mangrove Nature Reserve is one of the five marine nature reserves designated by the State Council. Mangrove is a marine woody plant community growing in intertidal zone of tropical and subtropical zone, and is known as "marine forest". Its viviparous propagation mode is rare in the plant kingdom and has high ornamental and scientific research value. Shankou Mangrove Nature Reserve was established on 1990 with the approval of the State Council, covering an area of 8,000 hectares.

The reserve is located on the east and west sides of Shatian Peninsula in the southeast of Hepu County, Guangxi, and consists of the sea, land and all beaches on the east and west sides of the island. The coastline is 50 kilometers long, with the western waters of Moro Port in the east and Dandou Bay in the west. Mangroves are unique forest vegetation in intertidal zone of tropical and subtropical coasts and estuaries, and are composed of mangroves and other plant species with similar habitat requirements. Mangrove ecosystem is one of the most diverse and productive marine ecosystems in the world. China Cultural Museum

Hepu Han Culture Museum is located in Lianzhou Town, Hepu County, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (next to the second-class highway from Nanning to Beihai). The main museum covers an area of about 2000 square meters and is divided into three floors, the bronze museum and pottery museum on the bottom, the jade museum on the second floor and the multifunctional academic lecture hall on the third floor. The cultural relics displayed in the whole museum are related to the Maritime Silk Road and ancient Chinese and foreign transportation, and are regarded as counties in the Han Dynasty. It is one of the important political, economic and cultural centers in southern China. Due to its special geographical location, it was one of the earliest ports of departure of the Maritime Silk Road more than 2,000 years ago. There are 2 1 piece listed as national key cultural relics. Copper phoenix lamp, copper house, copper beam pot, three-legged copper plate, copper pot, etc. have the exquisite and meticulous local characteristics of southern bronzes; The ceramic architecture with the structural characteristics of the dry fence shows the local climate environment and daily life; The intact glasses, glass plates, copper houses, copper wells, copper stoves, gold belt hooks, jade walls, iron drums and copper bells handed down from generation to generation are even more precious. Five cultural relics, including bronze phoenix lantern, bronze house, bronze plaque and tripod, were exhibited in seven countries including Japan and Canada.

Dongshan Temple: Dongshan Temple, Lianzhou Town, Hepu County, Guangxi, was built on the site of Lingjue Temple (built before the Jin Dynasty) by Li Rizun, king of Annan in the Northern Song Dynasty. Historically, Dongshan Temple was a post station for the introduction of Indian Buddhism into China, and the main road for Buddhist believers in Hepu, Pubei and Bobai. It is one of the largest and most prosperous temples in Lingnan area of China, with numerous monks, talented people and endless worshippers. After liberation, due to political movements, Dongshan Temple was repeatedly destroyed, and Hepu county government approved the reconstruction.

Dashige: Also known as Sipailou, it is located in Yongan Village, Shankou Town, 85km southeast of Hepu County. Dashige is named after Guanyin Bodhisattva once worshipped in the attic. Dashige is now listed as a national key cultural relics protection unit.

This pavilion was built during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty (1368- 1398) and rebuilt once in the Qing Dynasty. It is one of the closest ancient buildings in China and the oldest preserved one in Hepu County.

Cape Pavilion: Located in the southwest of Hepu County. In the Northern Song Dynasty, it was built to commemorate the achievements of Meng Chang, the former magistrate of Hepu in Han Dynasty, in "returning the pearl". Founded in the Jingdezhen period of the Northern Song Dynasty (1004- 1007), Chenghua and Jiajing moved to lianzhou middle school, Qin Long several times in the Ming Dynasty.

When people talk about the word "Tianya Haijiao", they always think of Sanya, Hainan. But in fact, the name "Tianya Haijiao" began in Hepu and Qinzhou, Guangxi. Hepu, also known as Lianzhou, Hepu and Qinzhou, is called "the land of incorruptibility". Su Dongpo, a great writer, has a poem "Lianzhou is called Cape, Qinzhou talks about the horizon". It is precisely because Hepu has this Cape Pavilion and Qinzhou has Tianya Pavilion that the name of "Cape Tianya" began in Qinzhou, Guangxi, more than 700 years earlier than Sanya, Hainan.

Dongpo Pavilion: As the name implies, this pavilion was built in memory of Su Dongpo, a great writer in the Northern Song Dynasty. When Su Dongpo was 62 years old, he was imprisoned for Wutai Poetry Case and exiled from Huizhou, Guangdong Province to Hainan Island. Three years later (Song San year, namely 1 100), he was recalled to Hepu, received warmly by a famous person in Lianzhou, and was arranged to live in beautiful Xuan. Although only two months, but he wrote "Lianzhou longan flavor beads must not be enemies." The poet died the year after he left Hepu. In order to commemorate him, later generations built a pavilion named "Dongpo Pavilion" in the former site of Le Xuan in Qing Dynasty.

Dongpo Pavilion is located in Hepu Normal School, Dadongmen Street, Lianzhou Town, Hepu, Guangxi. Built in Qianlong forty-one years, the pavilion-style brick-wood structure was built on the top of the mountain. At the top of the main entrance of Dongpo Pavilion, there is a large plaque of Dongpo Pavilion written by Tiechan monk of Liu Rong Temple in Guangzhou. There are more than ten Su Dongpo stone carvings and other poems on the front wall.

Dongpo well: Dongpo well, located about 30 meters east of Dongpo Pavilion, is one of the four famous wells in Lianzhou. Well water is clear and sweet. It is said that Su Dongpo was demoted here, and he saw the unsanitary drinking water and the difficulty of drinking water for local Hepu residents. I tried my best to help Hepu residents find a solution to drinking water, and helped the villagers drill a well, which was full of water, sweet water. In memory of Su Dongpo, villagers named it "Dongpo Well". For hundreds of years, the sweet well water has never dried up.

Wenchang Pagoda: Located about two kilometers south of Hepu County, it was built in the 40th year of Wanli of Ming Dynasty (A.D. 16 13) and has a history of more than 300 years. The tower is octagonal, about 36 meters high, with a tower foundation of 8. 1 meter and an inner diameter of 2.6 meters. It is a 7-story brick tower with dense eaves and a narrow shape from bottom to top, with a red fenugreek at the top. Each floor has east-west ventilation doors, namely Kunmen and Fengmen, and the rest are fake doors for decoration. There are spiraling stairs in the tower. The tower is white, the turrets and arches are red, red and white, simple and beautiful. Climbing the tower, you can get a panoramic view of the North Sea.

Wenchang Pagoda was named after the civilization of South Ding Huo. Wenchang Pagoda is the tallest pagoda in southern Guangxi, which is of great value to the study of ancient culture, art and architectural mechanics.

Ximenjiang: It was once the golden waterway of Guhepu Silk Road, and "Ximen Gudu", one of the eight scenic spots in Yang Lian, was once a beautiful river. Hepu County is an ancient city with a long history. Ximen River runs through the city. For thousands of years, it has nurtured generations of hardworking and simple Hepu children, and was named Hepu people's mother river. The river regulation project of Ximenjiang River in Hepu County finally started in early June 2009. Infrastructure such as the old river, binjiang road, levee along the river and purse seine have been built. Ximenjiang Corridor was completed and opened to traffic during the 20 1 1 Spring Festival, becoming another beautiful landscape in Hepu County.

Hepu Han population: concentrated in the hilly area from the northeast to the southeast suburb of Hepu County. In Lianbei, Tangpai, Chongkou, Li Andong, Liannan, Pingtian, Forbidden Mountain, Yangjiashan, Zhongzhan and other villages, there are nearly 2,000 tombs in the Han Dynasty, which are13km long from north to south and 6km wide from east to west. The mound in Han Tomb Village is about 5 meters in diameter and close to 1 meter in height. The base diameter of the tall enclosure is more than 60 meters and the height is more than 7 meters. However, there are a large number of catacombs in the sealed mound. 198 1 year, Hepu Han Group was announced as a cultural relics protection unit in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region; 1996 upgraded to national cultural relics protection unit. The most typical representative is 197 1 a pair of bronze phoenix lanterns unearthed from Guo Mu's tomb in Niu Ling at the end of the Western Han Dynasty, which are a treasure with a phoenix bird looking back and holding its head high. In addition, the unearthed bronze relics include the bronze handle of the dragon head, the humanoid three-legged bearing plate, the hanging beam pot of the movable chain dragon head, the bronze bottle of the peacock's new three-bear's foot, the bronze warehouse carved by the gatekeeper, the bronze head with a knife on the human face and the scattered golden bronze swords, which are also rare art treasures.