Top Ten Tourist Attractions in Wugong County

City God Temple, Su Wu Tomb, Jiaojiatai, Houji Temple, Xiaohuashan, etc. 1. Chenghuang Temple: It has a long history and a unique architectural style in the Ming Dynasty. It is a relatively complete ancient architectural complex and is now a key cultural relic protection unit in Shaanxi Province. Guess what you like: attractions in Zhangwu county (attractions in Zhangwu county) attractions in Linwu county (what are the attractions in Linwu county) scenic spots in Meixian county (ranked in the scenic spots in Meixian county) scenic spots in Wuming district (top ten scenic spots in Wuming district) scenic spots in Tangxian county (scenic spots in Yixian county) dapu county scenic spots (scenic spots in dapu county) 2. Su Wu Tomb: Located outside the north gate of Wugong Town, in front of Longmen Village, facing east. 3. Jiaojiatai: It is the ancestor of agriculture-the remains of crops of Houji, the first of the "four famous stations in Guanzhong" and one of the eight famous stations in China. It turned out to be a rectangular earth-core brick platform with a bucket shape and a hole on it, which is the only way for pedestrians to travel between cars and horses. At the east entrance of the East Gate, there is a stone carving with a width of about 1 m and a length of about 2 meters, which reads: "Jiaojia Famous District". 4. Hou Ji Temple: Located at the top of Jishan Mountain in Wugong Town, commonly known as Shangge Temple, it was built in the Han Dynasty with a long history and is famous all over the country. The whole building layout is built on the mountain, winding, with green peaks and towering pines. "The clock on the cupboard smells for nine days" is one of the "Eight Scenes of Martial Arts". Surrounded by mountains on three sides, it overlooks. The layout of Jiujie 18 Lane in Wugong Ancient Town is clear, and the crowds are like ants. All the buildings are rugged and have their own characteristics. 5. Xiaohuashan: Located on the west side outside the south gate of Wugong Town, it was renamed "Baozhen Temple". According to the county records, this is the location of Qingtian Pavilion where Zhang Zai, a Neo-Confucianism scholar in Song Dynasty, gave lectures. The scenery here is beautiful, hence the name "Green Field Pavilion". The small Huashan Mountain is rugged, and the green hills and cypresses are towering. The masses raised funds to repair and build a "cloister folding bar" and a "cornice gossip pavilion"