Tian Zi Village is located in the west of Jingyuan County, on the north bank of the Yellow River, 20 kilometers away from the county seat and 40 kilometers away from Baiyin City. Belonging to the irrigation area along the Yellow River, it is rich in light, heat, water and soil resources. Bai Jing highway runs through the whole village, with convenient transportation, telecommunications, mobile and Unicom networks all over the village, and communication is developed. Hongluo Temple, a provincial cultural relics protection unit, has jurisdiction over 12 villagers' groups, with farmers 1480 people and a total population of 6,700, including 6,200 agricultural workers and 3,400 laborers. * * * The cultivated land area is 7820 mu, and the per capita cultivated land of farmers is 1. 1 mu. In 20 10, the total social output value of the village reached 98 million yuan, and the per capita net income of farmers reached 44 10 yuan. In Mengjiaping, Tian Zi Village, a demonstration park with the scale of one million chickens was built, with 298 new henhouses, 99 brooding houses and 3 million chickens.
There are some tourist attractions near Tian Zi Village, such as Si 'erwan Grottoes, Fashen Temple Grottoes, Ming Great Wall and beacon towers along the way, Red Army Crossing Campaign Memorial Hall, Hasi Mountain, and other specialties, such as Jingyuan mutton, Damiao fragrant pear, Jingyuan dried watermelon, Jingyuan black melon seeds and Jingyuan wolfberry. Tian Zi Rural Tourism Guide Sierwan Grottoes
Sierwan Grottoes is located 2 kilometers northeast of Tian Zi Village, Beiwan Town, Jingyuan County. Also known as Hongluo Temple, the cave is carved on a red sandstone cliff. Founded in the Tang Dynasty, it was rebuilt during the reign of Kangxi and Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty. There are 6 caves, with a total of 1 cave, which is flat-topped and sits east to west. There are stone carvings of a Buddha and a Bodhisattva, and statues of Sakyamuni, Gaya, Ananda and Guanyin in the Tang Dynasty.