What are the interesting places in Shunde?

1 Chencun Flower World is located in Chencun Town, Shunde District, known as the "Millennium Flower Town", with convenient transportation, 20 minutes' drive from Guangzhou, 25 minutes' drive from Shunde City and only a few minutes' drive from Foshan. It covers an area of 10000 mu, bringing together more than 300 flower enterprises from all over the world. Here, a hundred flowers blossom and shine, which is a veritable "world of flowers and flowers".

2. Nanguo Silk Museum is the first private silk museum in Guangdong Province. The purpose is to reproduce the ecological landscape of "Sangji Fish Pond" in Shunde. Preserve the glorious historical memory of the southern silk capital; Show the origin of Shunde manufacturing industry-the course from Ming Dynasty to modern silk industry; Sing the melodious hymn of Silk Road; Carry forward the brilliant pioneering, realistic and compatible spirit on which Shunde people once lived.

The museum displays a large number of pictures, characters, specimens, ancient original equipment, facilities, tools, articles, costumes and rich silk products. Let visitors experience activities such as mulberry picking, sericulture, silk reeling and cocoon peeling, weaving and dyeing.

Baolin Temple is a Buddhist temple, which inherits the legal system and belongs to Lin Ji Sect. The former Baolin Temple in Shunde is located in Daliang Street, Shunde District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province. Baolin Temple inherits the legal system and belongs to Lin Ji. The birth of Baolin Temple established its position in the history of Lingnan Buddhism.

The former Baolin Temple in Shunde is located at the southern foot of Fengshan outside the south gate of daliang town, Shunde. The mountains are winding like a phoenix, with lush trees and steep mountains. It is surrounded by mountains and waters and has beautiful scenery. Baolin Temple is a cultural treasure with rich historical and cultural connotations, which enjoys a high reputation in past dynasties because it integrates Buddhist temples, cultural relics and historical sites.

4. Fengjianshui Town belongs to Xingtan Town, Shunde, Foshan. Located at the northern end of Xingtan Town, Shunde, Foshan, beside the koi fish River. It is a national AAA-level tourist attraction with excellent water resources and water environment.

There are more than kilometers of waterways around the village 10, and there are 28 kilometers of waterways within the jurisdiction. The water meets the sky, the blue waves are rippling, and there are endless twists and turns. Away from the noise, the air is fresh and pleasant, the natural environment is harmonious, and the pattern of ancient villages in Lingnan still exists.

There are more than 100 ancient houses and ancient trees and roads. Trees are shaded, birds are singing and flowers are fragrant, and poetry is picturesque. It provides an ideal place for leisure vacationers who like to return to nature and forget the artistic conception of things.

5. Qinghui Garden, located in qinghui Road, daliang town, Shunde District, Guangdong Province, is a Lingnan garden building built in the Ming Dynasty, covering an area of 22,000 square meters, and is also called "the four major gardens in Lingnan" with Yuyin Mountain House, Liangyuan Garden and Keyuan Garden.

Qinghui Garden has exquisite architecture, compact layout, high architectural art, light and smart architectural form, simple and elegant reading, clear garden space and clear structure.

With the interaction and integration of clear water, green trees, ancient walls, leaky windows, rocky mountains, small bridges, winding corridors and pavilions, it integrates China's ancient architecture, gardens, sculptures, poetry books, grey sculptures and other arts. The cultural relics of Qinghuiyuan include the calligraphy of Li Zhaoluo and He He.

On June 7, 2007, 65438+February 7, 2007, Qinghuiyuan was approved as a 4A-level scenic spot by the National Tourism Administration. June 20 13, the State Council approved the announcement of Qinghuiyuan as the seventh batch of national key cultural relics protection units.