Zhuolu Yellow Emperor City Ruins Cultural Tourism Area Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Zhuolu Yellow Emperor City Ruins Cultural Tourism Area is a witness to the long history of the Chinese nation and a precious heritage that the whole nation is proud of. Its originality, richness, and completeness of historical and cultural environment are rare in the world. Five thousand years ago, the Yellow Emperor, Yan Emperor, and Chi You tribes fought in the wilderness of Zhuolu, the Battle of Zhuolu and the Battle of Banquan, which had great influence in the history of Chinese civilization. Finally, they established their capital in Zhuolu and Fushan, forming the The prototype of the Chinese nation was formed, and Zhuolu became the origin of Chinese civilization, the only gathering place for the three ancestors of China, and the foundation of the Chinese nation. The ruins left in the scenic area are primitive, simple, majestic and spectacular. They are the most vivid and priceless spiritual civilization textbooks and the most touching, persuasive, cohesive and centripetal patriotic education base.

Attractions distribution:

The Huangdi City Ruins Cultural Tourism Area is located in the west of Shuimo Village, Fanshan Town, Zhuolu County. It covers an area of ​​nearly 1,000 acres and the ruins are densely packed within 30 square kilometers. It mainly includes five central attractions: the Chinese Three Ancestors Hall, Huangdi Spring, Xuanyuan Lake, the Huangdi City Ruins, and the Chinese Hefu Altar. There are the Hong Kong Tu Gui Gen Monument, the Ao Tu Gui Gen Monument, the Chinese Three Ancestors Hall, Xuanyuan Lake, the Huangdi City Ruins, and the Yellow Emperor Attractions include springs, Huabiao, fifty-six ethnic totem poles, and Kowloon flying pillars.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, sightseeing, visiting ancient times, history and culture, ruins, lakes

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