Fortune teller in Longwan, Qianjiang _ Fortune teller in Qianjiang

Is there any interesting place in Qianjiang?

The scenic spots in Qianjiang include Longwan National Archaeological Site Park, Cao Yu's former residence museum, Qianjiang Meiyuan and Qianjiang Jintai Temple.

1, Longwan National Archaeological Site Park

Longwan National Archaeological Site Park is located in Guanxin Village and Zhengjiahu Village, Longwan Town, Qianjiang City, Hubei Province, with a key protected area of 40 square kilometers and a planned protected exhibition area of about 2.3 square kilometers. The rammed earth foundation site, which contains many terraced buildings, is the largest, highest specification, longest duration, the most unique architectural form and the best preserved solid temple site in the hometown of Chu King in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.

2. Cao Yu ancestral home museum

Cao Yu's ancestral home museum is located in Meiyuan, a large-scale tourist and leisure park near Machang Lake where Cao Yu's ancestral home is located. Built on 20 10, 10. The building was built according to the situation described in "Family Tree Ancestral House of Wan Family", with a building area of 3,065 square meters, and the structure and layout are basically the same as those of Cao Yu's ancestral house in the early Republic of China.

3. Qianjiang Meiyuan

Meiyuan is located in the north of Qianjiang City, beside the blue waves of Machang Lake. Here, the bridge is painted with willow, green water in Hong Ting, stone fences and pavilions, and the winding path is fragrant, just like a fairyland. It is adjacent to Luotan River in the north and Yintai Road in the south, facing the large residential area of Machangkeng across the road. It is adjacent to the Baili Canal in the west, Zhanghua South Road in the east and Caoyu Park.

4. Qianjiang Jintai Temple

Jintai Temple is located in Zhangjin Town, Qianjiang City, which enjoys the reputation of "Top Ten Famous Towns in Hubei". Here is beautiful, outstanding people, simple folk customs and prosperous Buddhism.

Over the years, generations of hardworking, kind and wise sons and daughters of Max Zhang have cultivated and multiplied in this land. They regard this land as their material hometown, and at the same time, they regard Jintai Temple, built on this land, as the place where their natural nature returns, so that their body, mind and wisdom can rest.