Scenic spots in Qingyuan district

Beixia Ancient Village, Qingyuan Mountain, Beilin Ancient Village, Wen Tianxiang Cemetery, Songhua Mountain, etc.

1, Beixia Ancient Village: Located in futian town, the southeast corner of Qingyuan District, Ji 'an City, 50 kilometers south of Qingyuan District and 2 kilometers away from futian town Municipal Government, it is located by the Fushui River; Covering an area of about 1.5 square kilometers, it has preserved a large number of Jiangxi buildings in Ming and Qing Dynasties, including memorial archways, ancestral temples, ancient wells and four or five thousand-year-old wooden frames given by Song Renzong.

2. Qingyuan Mountain: located in the south of Qingyuan District, 6 kilometers away from the urban area, with a planned area of 19.4 square kilometers. There are 50 scenic spots such as Jingju Temple, Choutang Lake, Tonglu Underground Building and Tianyu Mountain, 140 scenic spots, and the main peak is 3 16 meters above sea level. 1993 was rated as a provincial forest park, 1995 as a provincial key scenic spot, and 20 14 as a national 4A-level tourist attraction.

3. Qinbei Ancient Village: It is located in the south of Wenbei Town Center in Qingyuan District, 28 kilometers away from Ji 'an City, with an area of 1 square kilometer, east to the liberation of Dongtou Town, south to Dong Qing Highway, west to the Tibetan Museum (Yangyuan Academy) and north to Liang Shijie Tomb; In 2005, the ancient village of Beilin was announced by the Ministry of Construction and National Cultural Heritage Administration as the second batch of famous Chinese historical and cultural villages, and in 2009, it was rated as a national 4A-level tourist attraction.

4. Wen Tianxiang Cemetery: Located in Hukeng, Mi Hu, futian town, with a total area of 39 hectares and about 580 mu.

5. Songhua Mountain: Located in the northeast of Gufu Village, Futan Town, Qingyuan District, Gufu Village was built on this mountain. Songhua Mountain is the remnant vein of Wuyi Mountain and the first peak of Qingyuan Mountain System. It runs from northeast to southwest, with an altitude of 769.6 meters and an area of about 5 square kilometers. Song Huashan is a rich limestone mountain, which is also recorded in Xu Xiake's travel notes. As early as the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Song Huashan was one of the 365 famous mountains in Zhang Daoling and Shi Tian.