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Imperial Mausoleum of Ming Dynasty
No. 2 of Best Things to Do in Chuzhou

Imperial Mausoleum of Ming Dynasty

5.8
4.2/5
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Imperial Mausoleum of Ming Dynasty is situated in the south of Fengyang County. It was built by Zhu Yuanzhang (the first Emperor of the Ming Dynasty) for his parents, brothers and sisters-in-law. In addition to the stone carvings, there are also two important monuments in the Royal Mausoleum of the Ming Dynasty. One of these bears an inscription by Zhu Yuanzhang. The other monument was once destroyed and has now been repaired. The inscriptions on the first monument are of important cultural value as they reflect the historical and cultural background of the time and Zhu Yuanzhang's family background.Fengyang · 7 km from downtown
Wolf Lane Valley
No. 4 of Fall Viewing Attractions in Chuzhou

Wolf Lane Valley

4.9
4.5/5
910 reviews
Langxiangmi Valley is located in the southeastern part of Fengyang County. The two main attractions of the area are the ancient Buddhist temples and valley exploration. The valley is a natural "labyrinth" of natural karst landforms. The paths through this maze are very narrow. In the narrowest parts, people can only get through by bending over or crawling sideways. The textured rock walls to either side of the passage are rough and jagged. People who enter the valley may get lost on their way out. Cultural attractions in the area include the many ancient temples, Buddhist sacred sites and Buddhist caves.Fengyang · 26.1 km from downtown
Longzihu Scenic Area
No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Bengbu

Longzihu Scenic Area

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4.8/5
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Longzihu Scenic Area is located in the eastern part of Bengbu city and is a waterfront scenic area built around a lake in the city. The expansive lake surface stretches for several km from north to south. Xuehua Mountain on the southwest bank and Caoshan on the northeast bank face each other across the water, which, together with Xilu Mountain and Zhuizishan Forest Park, form a landscape pattern of three mountains flanking one lake. The lake water sparkles, and there are boardwalks and trails along the lake, which are suitable for walking, jogging, and cycling. The boardwalk that winds into the lake even passes under the Longhu Bridge, making it perfect for a leisurely stroll. The Longhu Bridge, which spans the lake, divides the water surface into roughly northern and southern sections, with Longzihu Park on the west bank being the main area for sightseeing. The Caoshan side on the northeast bank of the lake has a stronger cultural atmosphere. On the mountain, there is the Caoshan Martyrs Cemetery and the Geminglishi Exhibition Hall. At the southern foot of the mountain lies Tanghemu, the final resting place of Tang He, a founding general of the Ming Dynasty. Along the sacred path in front of the tomb stand stone statues of horses, sheep, lions, and warriors, which are simple and weathered. The scenic area is quite large; you can visit the west bank park and the boundary sculpture first, and then arrange to visit the Caoshan side. At dusk, the city skyscrapers on the opposite bank and the sunset over the lake appear in the same frame, making it a great time for photography.Bengbu · 12.5 km from Fengyang
Qiyan Temple
No. 2 of Night Attractions in Bengbu

Qiyan Temple

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4.8/5
21 reviews
Qiyan Temple is located on Zuizi Mountain in the eastern suburbs of Bengbu. It was first built in the Han Dynasty. Because the temple was built on a mountain rock, it was called Qiyan Temple. And its Buddha Hall, Monk Hall, and Sutra Pavilion are all made of white rocks, so it is also commonly known as Baishi Temple. The temple was destroyed by war during the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and rebuilt in the early Tang Dynasty. After the war, it was fortunately restored by a predestined person. After generations of embellishment, in the early Ming Dynasty, when Emperor Hongwu Zhu Yuanzhang rebuilt the Great Buddha Hall, Monk Hall, Sutra Pavilion, Pagoda Courtyard, etc., the pavilions and towers were connected, which was spectacular and very popular for a time.Bengbu · 8.7 km from Fengyang
Mingzhongdu Imperial City Ruins National Archaeological Site Park

Mingzhongdu Imperial City Ruins National Archaeological Site Park

3.9
4.3/5
36 reviews
National and provincial key cultural relics protection units. Located in the northwest corner of Fengyang County in eastern Anhui, it was a capital built by Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, in Fengyang, his birthplace, but died in the middle. In 1369, in order to show the power of his new dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang began to mobilize hundreds of craftsmen, sergeants and civilians all over the country, tens of thousands of them, and built a central capital in Fengyang. "Building the system of the city and the palace is like the capital of the capital", using the "Palace Emperor" as a model, and setting up the "Department of Industry and Industry", which is "large in scale, prosperous in regulation, and high in craftsmanship, and it is the best in the world." Zhongducheng has three inner, middle and outer cities. The outer city has a circumference of about 30 kilometers and has four gates. There is a straight main road within each gate, which criss-crosses. The middle one is the forbidden wall, with a circumference of 7.85 kilometers, a rectangular plane, and four gates on four sides. Namely Chengtian Gate in the south, Bei'an Gate in the north, Dong'an Gate in the east, and Xi'an Gate in the west. Inside the forbidden wall is a moat with a width of about 80 meters. The inner city, the imperial city, is surrounded by the moat. The imperial city has a circumference of 3.68 kilometers and a nearly square plane, covering an area of 840,000 square meters. It is built with special large bricks with a length of 40, a width of 20 and a thickness of 11 cm. In Zhongdu City, there is a central axis running through the north and south of the city. This central axis starts from Hongwumen in the outer city in the south and ends at the north gate (unbuilt) of the outer city in the north, with a total length of nearly 7 kilometers. All kinds of buildings in Zhongdu City are arranged symmetrically on both sides of this central axis. The center is the three main halls, the left and right are the east and west halls respectively, and the two wings are the Wenhua and Wuying halls respectively. The front is Fengtianmen, and the rear is the three palaces. To the south of the Meridian Gate of the Imperial City, on the left are the Zhongshu Province and the Taimiao Temple, and on the right are the Dadudu Palace, the Censor Terrace and the Sheji. In the eighth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1375), he "stopped working in the central capital". Later, due to the construction of Longxing Temple and the fire of the calendar war, the city walls and palaces were destroyed in large quantities. By the early 1970s, only the remaining Meridian Gate, Xihuamen platform and 1,100-meter-long city wall remained. The layout and relics and ruins are still spectacular. Currently being repaired.Fengyang · 1.3 km from downtown
Fengyang Temple of Past Emperors

Fengyang Temple of Past Emperors

3.9
4.1/5
16 reviews
The Temple of the Emperors of All Dynasties Attraction is located in the southwest of the Ming Zhongdu Imperial City and the north of Yunji Street. It consists of 27 individual buildings with a total construction area of ​​5,607 square meters. The overall architecture of the Attraction adopts the official architectural form of the Ming Dynasty, basically restoring the original appearance of the building, and decorating and exhibiting according to the architectural pattern. There are three exhibition areas: the restoration of the Temple of the Emperors of All Dynasties, the Ming Dynasty culture and the Taizu Hall, with an exhibition area of ​​1,711 square meters. In the history of our country, the worship of emperors and sages of successive dynasties has a long history, but the joint temple worship began in the early Ming Dynasty. In the sixth year of Hongwu (1373), Zhu Yuanzhang issued an edict to build the Temple of Emperors of Successive Dynasties and offer sacrifices every spring and autumn. The Temple of Emperors of Successive Dynasties in Zhongdu of Ming Dynasty is not a religious place, and the objects of worship and sacrifice in it are not gods and Buddhas, but a place for worshiping the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors and the founding emperors of the Xia, Shang, Zhou, Han, Sui, Tang, Song and Yuan dynasties and the meritorious officials and generals of successive dynasties in the early Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang built the Temple of Emperors of Successive Dynasties in Nanjing and Fengyang, but they have disappeared in the long river of history. At present, there are only two Temples of Emperors of Successive Dynasties in the country, one is the Temple of Emperors of Successive Dynasties in Beijing built during the Jiajing period after the Ming Dynasty moved its capital to Beijing, and the other is the Temple of Emperors of Successive Dynasties in Zhongdu of Ming Dynasty rebuilt in Fengyang.Fengyang · 1.1 km from downtown
Ming Zhongdu Bell Tower

Ming Zhongdu Bell Tower

3.6
4.7/5
13 reviews
The Ming Zhongdu Attraction covers an area of ​​44,302 square meters. The bell tower is an important auxiliary building of the Ming Zhongdu City. In ancient times, it was a time-telling building. It was built in the eighth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1375) and destroyed in the eighth year of Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty (1635). The building has exhibitions of watchtowers from past dynasties, Ming Dynasty costumes and bell culture.Fengyang · 1.1 km from downtown
zhong guo nan bei fen jie biao zhi

zhong guo nan bei fen jie biao zhi

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4.5/5
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Geographical Boundary Marker of North and South China is approx. 40m high, with eight steel pipes in the center, four blue ones pointing north, and four red ones pointing south. At the top is a dragon, in the middle is a pearl, and below are the Vermilion Bird, Black Tortoise, Azure Dragon, and White Tiger, which are the ancient guardian deities of the four cardinal directions.Bengbu · 12.9 km from Fengyang
Xiaogang Village Rural Tourism Area, Fengyang County, Chuzhou City

Xiaogang Village Rural Tourism Area, Fengyang County, Chuzhou City

3.6
5.0/5
5 reviews
Xiaogang Village tourist area is located 28 km east of Fengyang County in Anhui Province, within the northern subtropical humid monsoon climate zone of Jiangbei. The attraction's core sites include the Dabaogan Memorial Hall, Shen Hao Advanced Deeds Exhibition Hall, "Farmhouse of the Past" experience area, grape-picking orchard, mushroom greenhouses, and high-efficiency eco-agriculture demonstration park. Visitors can enjoy intangible cultural heritage activities, traditional craft workshops, and interactive experiences like operating waterwheels and millstones. The developed homestay cluster integrates farming experiences and study tours, creating an agricultural-culture-tourism fusion model. Along Friendship Avenue, visitors can trace China's rural evolution from thatched cottages to brick houses and modern homestays. The Xiaogang Village study base is currently under construction, with plans for a comprehensive camp facility.Fengyang · 23.1 km from downtown
Fengyang County Bell Tower Square

Fengyang County Bell Tower Square

3.6
Fengyang · 1.1 km from downtown
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五行缺土26July 20, 2026
5.0
This seven-attraction combo ticket in Fengyang offers excellent value for money. At 139 yuan, it includes the Ming Emperor's Mausoleum, the Temple of Emperors of Past Dynasties, the Temple of Founding Heroes, the Zhongdu City God Temple, the Bell Tower, Jiushan Cave, and Langxiang Migu Valley. It features a complete set of Ming Dynasty ritual relics, as well as natural landscapes like karst caves and canyons. Purchasing individual tickets separately would cost more, but this combo ticket offers a one-stop solution covering both cultural and natural attractions, making it ideal for tourists who want to deeply explore Ming Dynasty cultural relics. If you have ample time, it's definitely worth considering.

Imperial Mausoleum of Ming Dynasty

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Anonymous userSeptember 15, 2025
5.0
It completely exceeded my expectations and is highly recommended. It's a truly beautiful gift from nature, and I was amazed by its incredible craftsmanship. It's a truly enjoyable experience. However, mosquitoes can be quite common in early autumn, so I recommend bringing mosquito repellent. There aren't many places to eat or drink, so I recommend bringing some.

Wolf Lane Valley

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微观世界&大千世界March 6, 2025
5.0
I checked in Longzi Lake Scenic Area with my friends on the weekend, and the experience was great! As soon as we got there, the wide lake came into view, the lake water sparkled under the sunshine, the mountains in the distance were undulating, and the picture of mountains and waters was beautiful. Strolling along the lake, the green plants were lush, the air was full of fresh grass and wood fragrance, and there were many wild flowers that were not named blooming. The facilities in the scenic area are also very complete, with rest benches and clean trails. Whether it is a leisurely walk or a bicycle to enjoy the scenery, it is very suitable. The only drawback is that there are fewer dining options. But overall, Longzi Lake Scenic Area is really a treasure place to get close to nature and relax. I will come again next time!

Longzihu Scenic Area

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niuniubaba0203December 21, 2024
5.0
It should be the largest temple in northern Anhui. It faces south and is built on the mountain with a height difference of more than 100 meters. The Wanfo Pavilion alone is more than 60 meters high. Unfortunately, it has not been completed yet. It is magnificent and the reconstruction scale is large. The built hall has four entrances and there is a square trail of hundreds of meters at the entrance. It is worth a visit. The parking lot is huge.

Qiyan Temple

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M31***18June 6, 2025
5.0
Ming Zhongdu Imperial City National Heritage Park is located on Donghua Road, Fengyang County, Chuzhou City, Anhui Province. It is the first capital city site built by Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, in his hometown of Fengyang. As a model of Ming Dynasty capital city architecture, Ming Zhongdu was designed strictly in accordance with the "Zhou Li. Kaogong Ji", with a traditional capital city pattern of front court, back bedroom, left ancestral temple and right community, with a north-south central axis running through the city. The project was stopped in the eighth year of Hongwu (1375) due to "labor costs", but it has taken shape and has become one of the most luxurious capital city buildings in Chinese history. It is still under archaeological excavation. I hope that we can see its true appearance in the near future.

Mingzhongdu Imperial City Ruins National Archaeological Site Park

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M30***26July 15, 2025
5.0
The scenic spot is full of the history and architectural style of the Ming Dynasty emperors. Friends who like the things of the Ming Dynasty recommend it. The content is rich and colorful. I like it very much. It feels more fun than the Ming Emperor's Mausoleum. The waiter has a very good attitude. All five points are a must.

Fengyang Temple of Past Emperors

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还不曾去过倒悬山!January 6, 2025
4.0
This is probably the biggest bell I have ever built, even bigger than the Jingyun Bell in Xi'an. It is made of brass. From the inscription, it should have been cast after the founding of the People's Republic of China. It is so shocking! There are also two floors of stairs!

Ming Zhongdu Bell Tower

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彼得潘与狼来了September 16, 2024
5.0
The park is large, the scenery is beautiful, and the facilities are good. It is best to visit in the early morning or evening.

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Jerry_Z*^_^*May 3, 2026
5.0
Xiaogang Village in Fengyang County is located in the watershed region between the Yangtze and Huai Rivers. In 1978, 18 farmers from Xiaogang Village, with immense courage, pressed their red handprints to initiate the household responsibility system, thus beginning China's rural reform. The Xiaogang spirit of "reform and innovation, daring to be the first" has always been widely praised, attracting a large number of tourists every year.

Xiaogang Village Rural Tourism Area, Fengyang County, Chuzhou City

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