Neijiang City is located in the southeast of Sichuan Province, in the middle of the lower reaches of Tuojiang River. Geographical coordinates span 2911'~ 30 2' north latitude and 0/0416' ~105 26' east longitude; Chongqing in the east, Luzhou in the south, Zigong in the west, Meishan in the northwest and Ziyang in the north. The establishment of the county in the Eastern Han Dynasty, once called Han 'an and Zhongjiang, has a history of more than 2,000 years. It now governs 2 districts, 3 counties and Neijiang Economic Development Zone, with an area of 5,385.46 square kilometers and a registered population of 427,8501. Because it is rich in sugarcane and candied fruit, the sugar production in its heyday accounts for 68% in Sichuan and 26% in the whole country, so it is known as the "sweet city".

The main attractions of Neijiang are:

Daqian Garden: Daqian Garden overlooks the clear water of Tuojiang River, enjoys ancient sailings and beautiful scenery. It was built in memory of Zhang Daqian, a world-famous master of Chinese painting. Daqian Garden covers an area of 20,973 ㎡, with a building area of 1.060㎡. Three-dimensional buildings include wind halls, painting gardens, cloisters, pavilions, pools, rockeries and other ancillary facilities. It adopts the layout of three-way courtyard, quadrangle and quadrangle, and has a unique style of national houses. There is a bronze statue of Zhang Daqian, which was shipped back from Hong Kong and donated by American collectors. The paintings and calligraphy of Zhang Daqian and Zhang Shanzi are displayed in the left and right galleries respectively.

Jingning Temple: Jingning Temple is the largest temple of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism in southern Sichuan. The buildings in the temple are rich in Ming and Qing styles. The architectural structure not only maintains the symmetry of ancient temples in China and the style of ancient buildings, but also embodies the characteristics of western garden architecture. There are three sects of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism in Jingning Temple, which are rare in southwest China.

Shui Sheng Temple: Shui Sheng Temple is known as "the first Zen forest in Sichuan". The temple was built during the period of Xian Tong in the Tang Dynasty (860 ~ 873), and it was named after the mountain spring flowing out from the back of the temple.

Gao Feng Temple: Gao Feng Temple was built in Ming Dynasty and burned down in Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was rebuilt and restored during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. Visitors have always appreciated it, leaving a poem "The ancient temple is misty and wild, and the autumn wind in Wu Ye is in the middle of the mountain".

Ishikawa Lake: Surrounded by mountains, Ishikawa Lake is dotted with strange peaks and rocks, which makes people imagine and breeds many magical legends and touching stories. Shichuan Lake has 203 ports, islands and peninsulas 100, and the lake is 5 kilometers long. Ships, rocks, lakes, mountains and green waters are clear, which is a good place for tourists to spend their holidays and relax.

Chonglongshan: Chonglongshan has ancient palaces such as Yongqing Temple built in Ming Dynasty. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, there were 160 carved niches and 1648 cliff statues, most of which were well preserved. There are many scenic spots and historical sites on the mountain, including Yongqing Temple, Laihe Pavilion and other ancient buildings, which are connected with Beiyan Junzi Spring and are cultural relics protection units in Sichuan Province.

Guyu Lake: Guyu Lake is a famous summer resort in Longchang, where a large number of wintering migratory birds inhabit in winter. It is a scenic spot with Guyu Temple as the main body, with a total area of 6 1km2. Lake Grain Rain has a surface area of 5 square kilometers and a circumference of 32 kilometers. The lake is wide and the water is clear. There are six islands in the lake. The mountains around the lake are steep, with many strange rocks, trees and beautiful scenery. The Yuanhui River flows from the east, splits in two in front of Huilong Mountain, passes around the mountain, and flows downstream from a 40-meter-high cliff, forming two rows of wide waterfalls.

Zizhong Confucian Temple: Zizhong Confucian Temple is a national key cultural relic protection unit, built in 1829. Zizhong Confucian Temple faces south, with a building area of 5,000 ㎡, imitating the pattern of Confucius Temple in Qufu, Shandong Province, including Wan Ren Palace Wall, Inner and Outer Moon Pool, Lingxingmen, Dachengmen, Bell and Drum Tower, East-West hatchback, Dachengdian and Temple Sacrifice. Glazed tile roof, red walls and yellow tiles, resplendent and antique, are quite well preserved so far and are famous tourist attractions.

Zizhong Wuci: Zizhong Wuci is an ancient temple dedicated to Guan Yu, covering an area of 373 1m 2 and a building area of1608.8m2. It consists of yuechi county, Zhaobi, Qixingmen, Tribute Hall, Guan Temple, Qisheng Palace, Sanyi Hall, left and right wings, Bell and Drum Tower, cloister and courtyard dam.

The above are the main scenic spots in Neijiang and their related introductions. If you travel to Neijiang, you can consider sightseeing in these scenic spots. By the way, share a few good applications to facilitate your travel arrangements in Neijiang.

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