Hancheng Lake Scenic Area (Hancheng Lake Park)
Hancheng Lake, located in the northwest of Xi, was originally the Unity Reservoir. Daxing Road to Fengcheng No.3 Road is 6.27 kilometers long. The right bank is close to the North Second Ring Road and Hong Chu Road, and the left bank is close to the ruins of Chang 'an City in Han Dynasty. The Hancheng Lake, which is full of water, is 80 meters at its widest point and 30 meters at its narrowest point, with a water depth of 4 to 6 meters and a total storage capacity of 654.38+0.37 million cubic meters, forming an 850-mu lake surface. The landscape area of Kuizhou Garden with the theme of water culture and Han culture 103 1 mu. It integrates flood control and security, garden landscape, water ecology, cultural relics protection and urban agricultural irrigation. According to historical records, in the Han Dynasty, this was the waterway of Chang 'an City, starting from Liu Che Village of Xi 'an Third Bridge in the west and reaching guo jia cun in the north, which was responsible for the transportation of goods in the capital at that time.
Daqin hot spring scenic spot
Daqin Hot Spring Health Park is located in the Tiantai Ruins Park of Qin Shihuang in the northeast of Qin Afang Palace Ruins. It is one of the largest hot spring projects in the five northwestern provinces, and it is also the first Qin culture experience hot spring resort hotel in Shaanxi Province. There are dense trees in the park, and you can often see wild animals and birds such as pheasants, wild ducks, turtledoves and rabbits. There are also crops and fruit trees such as wheat, peaches, cherries and walnuts. It looks like an idyllic scene. Due to the intact ecological protection, wild birds can still be seen on the surface of the artificial lake in the park, and the natural scenery is unique. After the completion of the first phase of Daqin Hot Spring Health Park, it is divided into four sections: garden hot spring, ecological restaurant, conference room and historical park.
Efang Palace Site
Qin Epang Palace Site is located in Nan Epang Village, Sanqiao Town, weiyang district. In the history of Qin Huiwen, there was a detached palace building here; In the thirty-fifth year of Qin Shihuang (2 12 BC), a new dynasty palace, Epang Palace, was built here. Qin Ershi continued to build after he ascended the throne. At the end of Qin dynasty, Xiang Yu entered the customs and was burned to death. During the Northern Dynasties, there were Buddhist temples here. It became farmland after the Tang and Song Dynasties. During the period of 1975, Xi' an Culture Management Committee carried out local excavation to cooperate with farmland capital construction; 1980, 1994 Xi Cultural Relics Bureau organized exploration. Qin Epang Palace site starts from the west bank of the Tang River in the east, reaches ji yang Village in Chang 'an County in the west, reaches Heping Village and Dongaoli Line in the south, and reaches Sanqiao Town and East Zhang Cun in the north, with a total area of 1 1 square kilometer. The existing huge rammed earth platform in Qin and Han dynasties concentrated on the platform extending southwest of Longshou.