How about Erhe River Scenic Area in Xi'an, Shaanxi? Advice on scenic area closing times

Xi'an Hel Scenic Area is located in Xi'an Hel Village, Xijing Town, Licheng County, Shaanxi Province, only 40 kilometers away from the county seat. Different from the surrounding environment, there is God's favor here. The natural and unique scenery is the pearl of the mountain. There is also a beautiful legend circulating there. However, the scenic spot has been closed recently!

Closing Announcement of Xi'er River Scenic Area

Xi'an Erhe Scenic Area, in order to provide tourists with better experience projects and improve better service quality, is carrying out project construction in the scenic area. In order to ensure the safety of tourists, Xi'an Erhai Scenic Area will be closed from August 7 to September 10, 2008. We ask for your understanding and support for the inconvenience caused by the closure of the park.

Hereby announces

Licheng County Culture and Tourism Bureau

August 7, 2000

Introduction to Xier River

Xi'an Erhe River is located in Xi'an Erhe Village, Xijing Town, Licheng County, 40 kilometers away from the county seat, and the main peak is 1,300 meters above sea level. The intact original vegetation, magnificent natural scenery, bizarre myths and legends, unique folk customs, and rich folk handicrafts form the unique landscape characteristics of Erhai Lake in Xi'an.

Walking into the Erhai Lake Scenic Area in Xi'an shows people a picture of a fairyland on earth. The gurgling water, the green hills, and the houses built on the hills are well-proportioned.

When spring comes, the hair is fragrant and the smell is sweet; in summer, the sky is beautiful and cloudy; in autumn, when the wind and frost are high, the fruits smell; in winter, snowflakes are flying, and wax figures are like clusters. All seasons are attractive and charming.

A Ming Dynasty monk pagoda was newly discovered at the foot of Bijia Mountain, 50 meters south of Heer Village in Xi'an. It was built in the second year of Zhengde in Ming Dynasty (1507). The tower has 13 floors, is 5.5 meters high, has a hexagonal base and a side length of 0.8 meters. The second floor of the tower is engraved with inscriptions; the fourth floor is engraved with idol patterns; the seventh floor is a round stone drum engraved with "Twenty-fifth generation Qingtian Zen Master Ling".

Ming Dynasty monk pagodas are rare in China. The monk pagoda in Licheng has a unique shape and structure, which is an excellent material for studying Buddhist architectural art.