The interesting scenic spots in Wuchuan are as follows: 1. Country Garden Dinglongwan International Ocean Resort is located at the eastern end of Wuchuan City under the jurisdiction of Zhanjiang City, starting from Wangcungang Town in the east, Jizhaowan Resort in the west and the South China Sea in the south, with a coastline of 16 km and a total area of10.6 million mu, creating an internationalization integrating commerce, catering, leisure, entertainment and culture. 20 16 12 was rated as a national 3A scenic spot. With Wuchuan Dinglong Real Estate Co., Ltd. as the main body of development, the resort is planned by Atkins, a world-class British planning and design company, with the theme of Jianghai culture and Gao Lei culture, to create a cultural experience destination with ecological ocean and human history. The resort has planned four 18-hole international standard golf courses, Huahai World, water park, star-rated hotel near the sea, yacht club, health care and retirement community, wetland park, fisherman's wharf, hot spring town and other supporting functional places. Residential projects include coastal villas, high-rise houses, serviced apartments and other noble life projects.
2. Jizhaowan Jizhaowan is a provincial-level tourist area with wide blue beaches, mild climate and abundant aquatic products. There are ten miles and nine bays, one bay and one scene, with beaches, sandbars, rocks, rivers, lakes, harbors, forests and fishing villages, which have subtropical coastal characteristics. In addition, the resort also carries out activities such as skydiving, windsurfing, speedboat, surfing, fishing, Mongolian horse racing and live-fire shooting. During the Lantern Festival in the first month, there were not only carnival activities in empty lanes, but also the famous "Three Wonders of Wuchuan"-flower bridge, clay sculpture and floating colors.
Third, Wu's Grand Ancestral Hall.
Wu's Grand Ancestral Hall is located in Shuitan Village, Huang Po Town, Wuchuan City, Guangdong Province, covering an area of 1.200 square meters. On the left side of the ancestral hall is a small ancestral hall with a long room covering an area of about 360 square meters, and on the right side of the ancestral hall is the Nangong Temple covering an area of about 400 square meters. Wu ancestral hall has a history of more than 300 years. Due to its age, the ancestral hall was rebuilt in 1754 (during the reign of Emperor Qianlong and Xu Jia) and overhauled in 1883 (during the reign of Emperor Guangxu). Wu's Grand Ancestral Hall is opposite to Qingfeng, with green water around the door, square layout, brick and wood beam structure, painted beams, red walls and colorful ridges, and blue bricks and white tiles. It consists of four halls and three patios, arranged on the longitudinal axis, interspersed with wing corridors. Large-scale, grand hall, herringbone hard peak at the top, black primer five-color lines on the gable ridge, quite elegant and indifferent. The doors, windows, screens, walls and ridges of the whole building are decorated with exquisite wood carvings, gray carvings, pottery sculptures and murals, and the beams, arches, ridges, hills and birds are beautifully carved, with various reliefs and colorful paintings. There are wings on the north and south sides, and the corridors are connected. The first entrance is connected with the left and right halls, and the three halls are integrated, which is magnificent. A large number of niches in the main hall are dedicated to ancestral tablets. Lin Zhaotang, the champion of the inner temple, gave a plaque "Let virtue be the wind". There is a plaque hanging at the entrance of the shrine, which reads "Wu Dazong" and Chen Lanbin's book, and the pen is vigorous.
4. Xiangshan Ancient Temple Xiangshan Ancient Temple is located in Xiangshan Community, Lipu Street, Wuchuan City, Zhanjiang City, Guangdong Province. It is located in the southwest of Popper Town. Founded in the early years of Taikang in the Western Jin Dynasty (around 283), it was rebuilt in the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. There are still three inscriptions in the right corner of the temple, namely, the reconstruction of Qing Daoguang 14 (1834) in Mengdong, Wu Jia, the reconstruction of Ding Youzhongqiu 17, and the reconstruction of Xianfeng, Gu Erdan in the eighth year (1858). Xiangshan Ancient Temple was built in Qing Dynasty, with a depth of 16.7m, a height of about 8m, a width of 19m, a total area of 3 17.3m, a suspended peak and a volcanic wall. There are four plum blossom columns and four flower basket columns in the middle, and the brick gray sand is swaying, about seven meters high. Abutment beam wooden frame structure with camel comb and melon claw hump. There are two stone steps (stamping) at the main entrance, and the words "Xiangshan Ancient Temple" are written on the front door. Porch 1 1.45 m wide and 2. 1 m deep, with four plum blossom columns and basket columns under the eaves. Ridge decorated with Erlong pearls, two lions and phoenix carp and other shiwan celadon. Exquisite workmanship, made in Xianfeng eight years of Qing Dynasty. The roof is a folk tile, and the ground is covered with regular square bricks.
5. Maoshan Academy Maoshan Academy is located in Dongjiang District, Bopu Street, Wuchuan City. Wang Rui, a ship general in Jin Dynasty, was founded in the early years of Jin Taikang. Later, it was restored by Yang Fang, the satrap of Jin Dynasty, and Gengzhu of Song Dynasty. Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties were rebuilt many times. During the Tongzhi period of Qing Dynasty, Chen Lanbin, China's first ambassador and diplomat to the United States, wrote "Maoshan Academy" for the Academy. The Record of Maoshan Academy's Site-building contains: "Wang Rui, a scholar, a farmer and a Hakka, has a family background of 2,000 stones and is famous for his ambition. Since the reign of Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty, Yizhou thieves have built a boat to promote Wu Zihao and made it an honorary title. Later, because he was demoted to stay as a scholar, he wanted to build Maoshan Academy as a book writing office and lead the villagers to give lectures, so that the villagers would know how to study. " In the Ming Dynasty, a juren, Ou Guohan and others established a good academy after repeated discussions, and donated money to set up a Bin Xing Seal (scholarship) to give entrance examinations to students in their hometown, and awarded Bin Xing Seal as an official when they arrived at their posts, which greatly boosted the local style of writing and the ethos of seeking scholars. According to the Records of Maoshan, during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were 230 people in Maoshan who paid tribute, raised people and served as scholars.