China Mianzhu New Year Picture Village 1

Mianzhu New Year Picture Museum is a three-dimensional building with perfect combination of modernity and tradition. It presents a stepped structure with high middle and low ends. It is said that designers hope this will bring aura to New Year pictures. Born in 1996, this "young" museum is one of the only two professional New Year pictures museums in China at present, and it is an effort made by the China government and local governments to protect and inherit the ancient folk New Year pictures.

2. Lutang Hot Spring Resort

As an important part of Jiulongshan-Lutangshan tourist area, it has the only self-flowing carbonated medical hot mineral water in Chengdu Plain. I didn't know I was a guest in the mountains. Winter is coming, soak in hot springs here and breathe the fresh air of nature. The whole person seems to have been washed. If I can, I just want to be a hermit here. Throw away the glitz and noise in the world.

3. Mianzhu Jiulong Mountain Rural Tourism Scenic Area

There are sightseeing agriculture, popular science education, fitness and entertainment, religious tourism, leisure vacation, gliding mountaineering and cycling. If you want to take your children out to get close to nature, come here, that's right. There are rich and diverse animal and plant species here. Birds are singing and flowers are fragrant. Not polluted by the city. The important thing is that there are all kinds of projects, and you can see the growth of children in all aspects.

4. Yan Xianguan

Also known as Junpingzhuang, it is the residence of Yan Junping, one of the founders of Taoism in the Western Han Dynasty. Taoist Temple was originally founded by Yan Zixi, the father of Yan Junping, with a history of more than 2,000 years. Wang Xizhi, a book sage, once left Mo Bao. The five-body pool with a size of 20 mu is rippling with blue waves, surrounded by trees in Chi Pan, and the scenery is magnificent. It is said that Princess Gu Shuyu was buried in her hometown after her death.

Jixiang Temple is a cultural tourist attraction.

Located at the foot of the scenic Baiyun Mountain, it is said that it conforms to the instructions of Liu Xiu, Guangwu Emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The hall is on the mountain, and it stands tall and magnificent. It can be said that "swinging the chest and filling the flow depends on the wind and the moon, and the eyes are too beautiful to be dry." Incense is constantly burning in the temple, and there is an endless stream of tourists. The height, length and area of its Hall of Great Heroes are second to none in southwest China.