The Intangible Heritage Museum is mainly divided into two sections: exhibition and experience. Upon entering the exhibition hall, the most striking feature is the golden wall of movable type. Opposite the movable type wall stands an antique printing press, over three hundred years old and now covered in rust. The seventy-two procedures of Tang Dynasty […]
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Datong Gate, also known as the South Gate, was one of the four major city gates (East, South, West, and North) of the Jianchang Guard in the Ming Dynasty. After its completion in the 20th year of the Hongwu reign (1387 AD), it endured countless wars, floods, earthquakes, and other disasters. The Datong Tower was
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Located in Xichang City, this commercial plaza features a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment facilities, catering to the diverse needs of different consumers.
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Aiyakang Bird Ecology Museum is one of the earliest museums in the world themed around bird culture. It serves as the Bird Ecology Science Popularization Base of the World Ecological Organization and the China Youth Bird Science Popularization and Practice Education Base. Through five dimensions — cultural popularization, technological entertainment, artistic display, ecological education, and
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Xiaoyucun, or the Small Fishing Village, is an important natural fishery base on Qionghai Lake. It is named “Small Fishing Village” because Qionghai Lake serves as a major natural fishery base in Liangshan Prefecture. Previously, there were 829 fishermen on Qionghai Lake, and they mainly lived together in this area, hence the name “Small Fishing
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Wutongyu (Chinese Parasol Rain), located at the first section of the Fuhe River in Dongxihu District, stretches approximately 8 kilometers of shoreline and covers about 400 hectares. In line with the overall requirements of “transforming the two mountains theory and advancing dual-carbon transition,” this project empowers green development, introduces eco-leisure products, and builds a new-era
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Lingying Temple was first built in the Ming Dynasty and has a long history. It is a temple where Buddhism and Taoism coexist, consisting of Wuji Hall, Dafu Hall, Dizang Hall, Guanyin Hall, a stage, Wanghai Pavilion, and the east and west side rooms. The temple is quiet and the halls are well-arranged. Opening hours:
An indoor beachcombing park spanning over a thousand square meters recreates realistic scenes of beach foraging. Visitors can catch fish, fish for shrimp, capture turtles, crabs, and loaches, as well as search for shells, conches, and starfish. On the fun beach, children can dig and pile sand, enhancing their hands-on abilities while interacting with peers.
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Xingyue Lake Park integrates international cutting-edge eco-friendly technologies into every aspect of its development, guided by the principles of ecological conservation and a positive, healthy lifestyle. It blends modern resort living with natural landscapes, setting an international example of eco-resort, recreation, and interaction. Opening hours: Open all year round, 06:00-23:00.
Children’s Dream Paradise is located in Matou Tan Cultural Relics Park, Dongxihu District, Wuhan, covering an area of 30,000 square meters. It is the first large-scale outdoor non-powered parent-child amusement park in Dongxihu District, Wuhan. The park features landscaped greenery, including dozens of tree species such as cedars, plane trees, silk trees, and osmanthus. With
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