Gushan Forest Park, Jinpenshan National Forest Park, Hanshan Shui Ge, Xinfeng Yudai Bridge, Ganzhou Dasheng Temple Tower, Xinfeng County Museum, etc.
1, Gushan Forest Park: The planned area of the park is nearly 17 square kilometers, which mainly includes Xinfengge building complex, scenic driveway, entrance service square, tourist service center, greenway, hiking trail and other scenic spots.
2. Jinpenshan National Forest Park: It belongs to subtropical humid monsoon region, with four distinct seasons, abundant rainfall and good hydrothermal conditions. The annual average temperature 19.5℃ and the annual average rainfall 15 1 1 mm. The superior natural environment of Jinpenshan Nature Reserve is conducive to the survival and development of species.
3. Hanshan: It was founded by the local Xie clan in Jiaqing period of Qing Dynasty, and was originally named Pavilion. Xianfeng and Tongzhi were destroyed by soldiers twice during the years. In the Republic of China 19, the Xie nationality raised funds again and restored it as it was, renamed Hanshui Pavilion.
4. Xinfeng Dai Yu Bridge: Dai Yu Bridge is located in the central village of Hushan Township, Xinfeng County, and also on the Hushan River from Aigao to Longzhou. It is named because it bends like a jade belt, flies over mountains and stands on rapids.
5. The Great Sage Temple Tower in Ganzhou: It stands in the north corner of the county seat, with nine floors and six corners and a height of more than 50 meters. It is said that it was built during the Wu Chiwu period of the Three Kingdoms and was listed as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit after the founding of the People's Republic of China. Shangle Building, built in Leshan Village, You Shan, is an Amin dynasty building.
6. Xinfeng County Museum: Established in April of 199 1 year, it covers an area of 1. 1.4 million square meters (including the Three Pagodas Square), with a total construction area of 1.728.88 square meters and an exhibition hall area of/kloc-. Xinfeng Museum is a functional unit that collects, excavates and manages cultural relics, and protects and manages immovable cultural relics.