What are the tourist attractions in Xiangcheng County?

The tourist attractions in Xiangcheng County include Shiyang Street Mosque, Zhong Qing Temple, Wang Tai Site, Xibutang Site and Xiangcheng Ancient Street in Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Shiyang street mosque 1

Shiyang Street Mosque is located in Shiyang Street, Chengguan Town, Xiangcheng County. It was the Qing Dynasty. Shiyang Street Mosque is the seventh batch of cultural relics protection units in Henan Province. The temple is located in the northwest corner of Xiangcheng County, covering an area of about 5.2 mu, with a total construction area of 1.800 square meters. There are 60 houses of various types, of which the main building is a shed, a main hall and a kiln hall, and the north and south lecture halls are arranged neatly. The pilgrimage hall belongs to the ancestral home of Xu Lang, the minister of the Ministry of War in the Ming Dynasty. In the 13th year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1656), it was converted from Shiyang Street to a mosque.

2. Zhong Qing Temple

Longxing temple, formerly known as Zhong Qing Temple, is located in Houli Village, Shilipu Township, west of Xiangcheng County, 7.5 kilometers away from the county seat, facing south. It was rebuilt in Yuan Chengzong-Dade (A.D. 1282- 1299). After many times of destruction and restoration, it has become more and more magnificent, covering an area of more than 300 mu, with pavilions, steles and Tallinn. It took four years to rebuild in the fourth year of Mingshun (AD 1460). CoCo Lee, then Minister of Housing, wrote an inscription and recorded the relevant information in detail.

3. Wang Tai website

The Neolithic Wang Tai Village of Wang Tai Site in Fanhu Township, Xiangcheng County is located in the west of Wang Tai Village in Fanhu Township, Xiangcheng County. The platform has two original cities, the inner city is on the edge of the original platform, covering an area of 29.4 mu, and the outer city is about 100 meter around the high platform, covering an area of more than 50 mu. The second city gate is at the southern end. There are walls and battlements in the inner and outer cities, and there is an arrow tower in the north and south of the wall, which is no longer there. Due to the ground breaking in past dynasties and recent years, three-fifths of the platform has been cut off and the western half has been razed to the ground. The existing platform is 53m long from east to west, 5 1 m long from north to south and 8.5m high.

4. Western Tang Site

Xibutang site is located in Yaochenggang, Songzhuang, Fanhu Township, Xiangcheng County, also known as Yaocheng. It is the site of the ancient city of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period and belongs to the Longshan cultural site. County-level cultural relics protection units. Butang is a small nation that survived from ancient times and was destroyed by Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period. "Zuo Zhuan" says: "Chu built without soup, and there are two cities, East and West." "Geography of Hanshu" contains: "There is no soup in the west of Xiangcheng. "In 53 BC1year, King Chu Ling wanted to win the Central Plains, compete with the State of Jin, and built cities in several strategic places in the northern border defense, and it was one of them.

5. Xiangcheng Ancient Street in Ming and Qing Dynasties

Xiangcheng ancient street in Ming and Qing dynasties is a characteristic ancient street in Xiangcheng county, and it is a brilliant portrayal of Xiangcheng north and south streets in Ming and Qing dynasties. It is 2 kilometers long and 8 meters wide. There were more than 240 facade houses in Ming and Qing Dynasties, mostly single-story tile houses, mostly small two-story buildings. The house has blue bricks and green tiles, red columns on the front eaves, hard ridges, ridged animals and locked doors. Well-preserved is that 200 north and 200 south of Dashikou Street are located 250 meters north and south of Xiaoshikou Street, and the famous building is now a drama teahouse.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Shiyang Street Mosque.