Pan Qi Town has a long history, which is 15km away from Huating Ancient Culture Site at the foot of Maling Mountain. It belongs to the Huating period of Dawenkou culture, more than 5,000 years ago, and more than 4,000 cultural relics have been unearthed, including Kongding, Dakoubo, double-hole stone axe, jade wall, ring and pearl in the middle and late Neolithic age. Among them, Yuxiangjin has been designated as a national treasure, and the unearthed cultural relics not only include martyrdom, human sacrifice and burial utensils found at the same time, but also reflect the formation of class culture at that time. These phenomena are of great significance for discussing the formation of the Chinese nation and the development of slavery. The discovery of Huating ancient cultural site and Xiaoxuzhuang ancient cultural site at the southern foot of Maling Mountain complement each other and become the cultural highlight of Pan Qi Town. Pan Qi Town is rich in cultural tourism resources. Maling Mountain in the east stretches for nearly a hundred miles, winding and undulating, with beautiful scenery, and is listed as a provincial-level scenic spot. The main scenic spots are "Sanxian Cave" (the former site of the campaign headquarters in northern Jiangsu), Fengshan Park (inscribed by Chen Yi) and Memorial Pavilion for Anti-Japanese Martyrs (also known as Memorial Pavilion for Martyrs), which was originally located in Ludukou and rebuilt by Xinyi County People's Government in Fengshan Park on 1960. Other scenic spots include the ruins of Qianlong Palace, Qizhen Cave, Tiger Nest, Xiang Liang Mill, Xianren Bridge, Quanfei, Yin Shan Temple and Zen Temple.