Tourist attractions near Wuzhi

Wuzhi Jiaying Temple, Wuzhi County Longquan Lake Park, etc.

1. Jiaying Temple in Wuzhi. Jiaying Temple is located in the south of Yangzhuang Village, 12 kilometers southeast of Wuzhi County, Jiaozuo, Henan. It was built in the first year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1723). It was built in memory of Emperor Yongzheng in Wuzhi. The Dragon King Temple of the Yellow and Huai River Rivers was built as a trinity of palaces, temples, and government offices, to offer sacrifices to river gods, and to reward those who contributed to river control. Its architectural style resembles that of the Forbidden City, and it mainly includes a mountain gate, an imperial stele pavilion, and a palace for river control heroes. , Zhongdian Hall, Yuwang Pavilion, etc., are large in scale and have the reputation of "Beijing's Little Forbidden City".

2. Longquan Lake Park in Wuzhi County covers an area of ??500 acres. It is an ecological water park composed of mountains, water, bridges, pavilions, flowers, plants and lights. It is mainly "plant gardening" , which not only protects the ecological environment, but also provides people with leisure and fitness opportunities.

Complete detailed information of Jiaying Temple

Jiaying Temple, commonly known as Temple Palace, also known as the Dragon King Temple of the Yellow River, is located in Jiaying Temple Township, Wuzhi County, Jiaozuo City, Henan Province, China. It was first built In the first year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1723), it was 35 kilometers away from the urban area of ??Jiaozuo. Its geographical coordinates were: 35°02′15.89″ north latitude and 113°30′12.48″ east longitude, covering an area of ??9.3 square kilometers.

The main attractions of Jiaying Temple include the Royal Stele Pavilion, Yan Hall, Dawang Hall, Gongyi Pavilion, Shunwang Pavilion and other redundant landscapes. It is divided into south and north courtyards and east-west courtyards. It is built in imitation of the Forbidden City. It is a Qing Dynasty building complex that integrates officials, temples and government offices.

Jiaying Temple is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction and the fifth batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

Basic introduction

Chinese name: Jiayingguan Location: Jiayingguan Township, Wuzhi County, Jiaozuo City, Henan Province, China Climate type: Warm temperate continental monsoon climate Area: 9.3 Square kilometers Opening hours: 08:30-19:30 Attraction level: National AAAA tourist attraction Ticket price: 55 yuan Famous attractions: Yubei Pavilion, Yan Palace, Dawang Palace, Gongyi Pavilion, Shunwang Pavilion, suitable for travel season : Must-read before traveling in the four seasons, scenic spot news, scenic spot introduction, key information, historical evolution, architectural layout, main attractions, mountain gate, imperial stele pavilion, Yan Palace, Dawang Palace, Gongyi Pavilion, Daotai Yamen, river Yamen, Management of the former site of the Yellow River Headquarters, development and construction, infrastructure construction, brand building, cultural activities, historical legends, events, tourism information, tickets, opening hours, traffic information, historical evolution from the 60th year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1721) to the first year of Yongzheng (1723), Wuzhi Yellow River burst five times, and Kangxi sent Yongzheng to block the breach in person. *** Inspection of the Yellow River Rest Room In the first year of Yongzheng (1723), after Yongzheng succeeded to the throne, he ordered Ji Zengyun, the minister of the Ministry of War and the deputy governor of the river, to strengthen the dam and inscribe a monument on the dam with the name "Yu Dam"; Yongzheng offered sacrifices to the river god and awarded rewards The officials who have contributed to river control in the past dynasties issued an edict to start the construction of Jiaying Temple. In the fifth year of Yongzheng's reign (1727), Jiaying Temple was completed. In 1950, Jiaying Guanxi Academy established the Yellow River Management Headquarters with Fu Zuoyi and former Soviet experts, developed the Yellow River water resources, and built the People's Victory Canal. In March 1951, construction of the People's Victory Canal began. In April 1952, the People's Victory Canal held a gate opening and water release ceremony; in June of the same year, farmland was irrigated; on October 31, Chairman Mao visited in person for inspection. Architectural layout Jiayingguan is located in Jiayingguan Township, Wuzhi County, Jiaozuo City, Henan Province. It covers an area of ??9.3 square kilometers and is divided into south and north courtyards and east-west courtyards; the north courtyard is a complex of palace buildings for worshiping the river god and patrolling the river; From the north to the south of the central axis are the Shanmen, the Royal Stele Pavilion, the Yan Hall, the Dawang Hall, the Gongyi Pavilion, and the Shunwang Pavilion; symmetrically on both sides are the Ye Gate, the Royal Horse Pavilion, the Bell, the Drum Tower, the Dressing Hall, the Dragon King Hall, and the Wind and Rain Temple; east and west Across the courtyard are the river platform and Daotai Yamen; the south courtyard originally had a theater and archway; Guanxi originally had the Chen Gong Temple; there are 65 circular paintings of dragons and phoenixes on the ceilings of the main halls of Jiaying Temple, which are in the Manchu art style of the former Qing Dynasty ( The dragon and phoenix pictures in the Forbidden City are a combination of Manchu and Han Dynasties, and the dragon and phoenix pictures in Jiaying Temple are all Manchu cultural styles). The ceiling material is sandalwood. There are no cobwebs, no dust, and no birds or insects can enter, so it is also called the "dust-free palace". , the main hall is a cloister-style building with double eaves and resting hills. The main attraction of Jiaying Temple is the Shanmen Mountain Gate. It is located at the southern end of Jiaying Temple. It is a single-eaves resting on the top of the mountain. The top is covered with blue glazed tiles. There are five heavy brackets under the eaves. The outer eaves are painted on the wood. The door sign in front of the door reads "Edict to build Jiaying." "Yingguan" is written by Yongzheng. The Royal Stele Pavilion is located in the south of Jiaying Temple. It looks like a Qing Dynasty crown. Inside is a large bronze stele written by Yongzheng. It is 4.3 meters high, with an iron body and a copper surface. There are 24 dragons around the stele and a dragon base. Yan Hall Yan Hall, located in the south of Jiaying Temple, is the ceremonial hall where princes and ministers worship the river god. The plaque of "Jiaying Temple" was inscribed by Yongzheng. Dawang Hall Dawang Hall, also known as Zhongda Hall, is located in the middle of Jiaying Temple. It is a double-eaves resting mountain cloister-style building. Inside the hall stands the gold medal "Run Yu" given by Emperor Yongzheng to control the Yellow River in Wuzhi. The title of Tatara Niuniu, the imperial censor of the capital (Niuniu was the emperor's uncle and the first host of Jiaying Temple). There is a stele in front of the palace called the Shuiqing stele, also called the Lingshi stele. Gongyi Pavilion Gongyi Pavilion is located in the north of Jiaying Temple. It is a place where princes and ministers tidy up their clothes before worshiping King Yu.