What are the most worthwhile attractions for a one-day tour in Chaozhou?

Chaozhou, located in the east of Guangdong Province, in the middle and lower reaches of Hanjiang River, is a famous historical and cultural city. Chaozhou has beautiful mountains and rivers, and Li Renjie has many places of interest, so Chaozhou attracts a large number of tourists every year. Paifang Street, Kaiyuan Temple, Xufuma House, Taifo Hall, Korean Temple, Guangji Bridge, Guangji Building and Zilian Forest Resort in Chaozhou are all particularly suitable places for tourism.

1. Chaozhou Paifang Street

In fact, the real Chaozhou Paifang Street was demolished in 195 1, and the current Paifang Street was rebuilt in 2006. Although this archway street is of little value from a historical perspective. However, from an ornamental point of view, this Paifang Street is still worth watching, and when the discharge street stands in front of you, it seems to be crossing the street, which is very chronological. Moreover, there are many local snack bars in Paipai Street, and many people will take many photos when they go to Paifang Street in Chaozhou, which is particularly antique.

Second, Chaozhou Kaiyuan Temple

The clients of Kaiyuan Temple in Changzhou were first established in the Tang Dynasty, but after two years, they were maintained in every dynasty. It is the first ancient temple in eastern Guangdong and one of the four existing Kaiyuan temples in China. Kaiyuan Temple in Chaozhou retains the pattern of the Tang Dynasty as a whole, but it also embodies the different architectural arts of Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the incense is very prosperous every year. The architecture of Kaiyuan Temple has special local characteristics, and the stone pillars and wooden beams on it have a unique carving style in Chaoshan, which is beautiful.

Third, Han Wengong's Ci

Korea Company is the earliest existing temple in China to commemorate Han Yu, a famous writer in the Tang Dynasty. The main building of the whole temple can be divided into front and back doors, which are very classical, simple and elegant, dignified and solemn. There are many plaques inscribed by famous artists in the company, and there are many inscriptions, with more than 40 places, most of which were carved in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. From Chaozhou's temple for Han Yu, we can see Han Yu's kindness to Chaozhou at that time and the importance of reform.