Yicheng county scenic spot

The god enshrined in Guandi Temple is Guan Yu, the general of Shu in the Three Kingdoms period. Guandi Temple, located on the west side of Xuenei Village South Street, was built in the seventh year of Qing Qianlong and rebuilt on 1988. It is a key cultural relic protection unit in Linfen City and one of the best preserved ancient buildings in Yicheng County.

Guandi Temple in the city is one of the most distinctive ancient architectural landscapes in Yicheng County. On its axis, there is a stage and a stone workshop in the south, a temple in the middle, and finally a spring and autumn building. There are two rows of corridors in the south and three halls in the back. The total area is 1470 square meters.

Foyeshan

Foye Mountain is a mountain in the east of Yicheng County, belonging to Zhongtiao Mountain Range. Its geographical coordinates are 1 12 east, 35 north latitude, 1800 meters above sea level, and its area is about 10000 hectares. The highest temperature on the mountain is 20℃, the lowest is-10℃, and the fog period does not exceed one month.

Fragrant Hill

Xiangshan is a branch of Zhongtiao Mountain, located in the southeast of Yicheng County 15 km. There is an ancient temple at the top of the mountain and an ancient tower in front.

Lishan

Lishan is located at the junction of Yicheng, Yuanqu and Qinshui counties, 70 kilometers southeast of the county seat, belonging to Zhongtiao Mountain Range. Lishan Scenic Area covers an area of 372,000 mu. Shunwangping, located in Yicheng, is the main peak of Lishan Natural Scenic Area, with an altitude of 2,358 meters, a top area of 2.6 million square meters and an annual average temperature of 65,438 05℃. In midsummer, the highest temperature is 20℃. Lishan Mountain was named after Seventy-two Seasons in the Yellow River Valley compiled by Wang Shun when he was driving elephants to plow the fields.

Mianshan

Mianshan is located five kilometers northwest of Yicheng County. The ground rises from the ground, and the locals call it Guduipo Mountain. From a distance, it looks like a cauldron, so it is also called Busan, and the locals also call it Mianshan. According to legend, meson's mother and son both died here.

Yicheng sisheng palace

Yicheng Sisheng Palace is located in Caogong Village, Xiyan Town, 50 kilometers southeast of Yicheng County. Founded in the Yuan Dynasty, it was named after the four saints of Yao, Shun, Yu and Tang. The building of Sisheng Palace is well preserved, with a dance building, a sacrificial hall (destroyed) and a main hall on the central axis from south to north, and cloisters and watchtowers on the east and west sides. Both the main hall and the dance building are buildings of the Yuan Dynasty, in which the dance building was built between the Yuan Dynasty and the first year of Zhengzheng, with a nearly square plane and a single eaves resting on the top of the mountain, with simple and solemn modeling, which is a boutique in the stage architecture of the Yuan Dynasty. On the east side of Sisheng Palace, there is Guandi Temple, a stage (destroyed), a main hall and an east-west watchtower, which is a self-contained building complex in the Qing Dynasty.