Hongtong county scenic spot

1. Guangsheng Temple: Built in the first year of Emperor Jian in the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was originally named Julushe Temple, also known as Wangyuta, and renamed

1. Guangsheng Temple: Built in the first year of Emperor Jian in the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was originally named Julushe Temple, also known as Wangyuta, and renamed Guangsheng Temple in the Tang Dynasty. Guangsheng Temple is divided into upper and lower halls and water halls. Shangsi is at the top of Huoshan Mountain, surrounded by cypresses, towering pagodas and resplendent glass components.

2. Immigrant Sites in Ming Dynasty: It is a memorial building group with a large scale and a long history of immigration during Hongwu and Yongle in Ming Dynasty. The Monument Pavilion is located in the former China Ancient Pagoda, facing south, on the top of the mountain, with only one roof, covered with tube sheets and tiles.

3. Hong Fei Glass Pagoda: Guangsheng Temple has a long history. The existing buildings are buildings in Yuan and Ming Dynasties, which are divided into three parts: Shangsi, Xiasi and Shuisi. Hongfei Tower is located in Shangsi Temple. There is a grotesque monument in the lower hall, which attracts attention.

4. Hong Tong Ming Dynasty Prison is the only and best-preserved Ming Dynasty county government prison in China. It was built in the first year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1368) and has a history of more than 600 years. The famous Jing Su San was imprisoned here when he was wronged in Hongdong.

5. The former headquarters of Mamu Eighth Route Army is located in the center of Maer Village, Xincun Township, Hongtong County. It used to be the residence of a rich man named Xu. Very spacious, with the style of Shanxi merchants. Now it is the resident of Ma 'er village villagers' committee.

6. Ming Dynasty Immigrant Site: The ancient pagoda tree park on the west side of Jia Cun in the northern suburb of Hongtong County is a memorial building complex with a large scale and a long-term and extensive immigration history during the Hongwu and Yongle periods in the Ming Dynasty.

7. Fangdui Site Fangdui Site: Fangdui Village, 7.5km northeast of Hongdong County, 1954. At the time of trial excavation, the site was 2 10 meters long from north to south and 72 meters wide from east to west.