What places of interest are there in Sheyang?

What places of interest are there in Sheyang?

Xixinsi

The national AAA-level tourist attraction is located on the beautiful Sheyang Island in Sheyang County, covering an area of 8 hectares. Formerly known as Zhenlong Temple and Xixin Temple, it was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (1573 ~ 1620), ranking among the top four and seventy-two temples in Yanfu in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the 18th year of the Republic of China (1929), the abbot meditation hall of Master Yin Guang, one of the forty divisions of the Republic of China and the founder of 13 Pure Land Sect, was in full swing. After being destroyed by the war. 1993 rebuilt, and asked Elder Mingshan, then vice president of the Chinese Buddhist Association, to be the abbot; Master Chen, the current abbot, is the vice president of Jiangsu Buddhist Association and the president of Yancheng Buddhist Association.

Houyi cultural park

The national AA-level scenic spot (spot) is located on the northwest side of Jinyang Bridge in Hede Town. It covers an area of nearly 40 hectares with a total investment of more than 50 million yuan. Construction of the park began in early 2004, and it was opened to visitors in May 2005 10. The park was established according to the origin of Sheyang county name and the cultural legend of Houyi shooting the sun. The park includes Houyi's cultural landscape, fishing center, water cruise, sightseeing bus, children's square, elegant tea room, cultural island and other leisure and entertainment projects.

Sheyangdao park

Sheyang Island Park is located on the beautiful Sheyang River, with Xixin Temple in the east, Mingda Academy in the south, Sheyang River in the west and a sea resort across the river in the north, with a total area of 73 hectares. There is a beautiful legend about the origin of Sheyang Island. In ancient times, there were ten suns in the sky, which made everything dry and human beings suffered. An archer named Hou Yi decided to kill these people. Starting from the East China Sea, he drew his bow and arrow, "whoosh, whoosh, whoosh"-three arrows shot down three suns, two fell into the water and the other was teetering. From then on, whenever the weather is clear and the sunset is oblique, you can see three suns, one in the sky and two in the water. This is the peculiar "Three Yang Ding" landscape.