Baihua Garden: There are Baihua Gardens to the west of Wu Wang's tomb. Legend has it that Princess Baihua has a deep relationship with her father Yang Xingmi. After the death of the king of Wu, the princess was heartbroken. Princess Baihua built this garden next to her father's grave in order to remember her father and never forget his love. The garden is dominated by the water surface, and the lake view is integrated with the tomb of the Prince of Wu. Yangwo Street: Go out of the Baihua Garden and cross the forest path to reach Yangwo Street named after Hangmi's eldest son. Yang succeeded to the throne after his father died. Yangwo Street is the main road of Wuwangji Scenic Area, and the scenic spots are mainly distributed on both sides of the road. Baihua Street divides it into north and south sections. In Yangwo Street, visitors can buy the famous local brand art Wu Shan Tiezai and taste the famous historical dish "Wu Goose".

Sheng Daan: At the intersection of Baihua Garden and Yangwo Street, it is the famous Wuwang Temple. According to historical records, Wuwang Temple was originally named Sheng Da Temple. According to legend, Princess Baihua loves filial piety. This temple was built by her to honor the king of Wu. After her death, she was buried not far from the tomb of the Prince of Wu, which is today's princess's tomb. The original Sheng Da 'an was a building of A Qing Dynasty, dilapidated and incomplete. Later, after reconstruction, an independent courtyard consisting of the mountain gate, the east and west wing rooms and the main hall was formed. The restored statue of the King of Wu is solemn, with beautiful inscriptions, green pines standing upright, yellow tiles and white walls, and has a typical architectural style of the Tang Dynasty.

Wushan temple

Longyan, formerly known as Wushan Temple, is located in the "lion-shaped" cave at the foot of Wuyan Mountain in Hefei. It is an authentic Shaolin Temple in Nanyue, Lin Ji. During the reign of Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, the Temple View of Anxi County recorded: "Wushan Temple is in Zhou Tao Township. Formerly known as' Flower Longyan'. There are Ye Wan Temple and Half Moon Lake on the left. " The temple was founded in the seventh year of Zheng De in the Ming Dynasty (15 12) and was raised by an authentic moon mirror monk in Lin Ji, Nanyue. In the seventh year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1650), the light was restored, and it was later restored by Zhen Jing and monks in the 35th year of Lin Ji. In the second year of Qianlong (1737) and the Republic of China, it was rebuilt many times, but it was destroyed by war. In all previous renovations and expansions, Yansi has been relocated three times, including outer rock, middle rock and inner rock. At present, the site is an inner rock with a total area of more than 5,000 square meters. The main building is a three-step building (only the first step is reserved), and there are three martial arts training grounds with an area of nearly 1,000 square meters in front of the hall. There are many cultural relics, among which the stone sink and cliff stone carvings used before the temple building are well preserved.

Karst landform: The main component of rocks in Wu Shan is calcium carbonate. Under the long-term weathering and water erosion, it is easy to form a karst landform with rugged rocks, caves everywhere and tinkling springs. For a long time, people have given them many image names, such as toad stone, lion stone, flying stone, hanging marble, Aofeng, hump, green hibiscus and so on. There are natural jade cutting, Shiyaling Lane, Cangping Stone, Xiangbi Peak, Aotou Stone, Penglai, Huaiyun Stone and so on in the stone forest area of Moya Stone Carving in the south of the scenic spot. Springs to be repaired and rectified include Difan Pool, Job Pool, Bailu Spring, Mirror Lead Pool and Dragon Palace. Irrigation with tap water is generally considered.