Taizhou Jinxiu Huangyan

60 yuan/person

 & nbsp; Jinxiu Huangyan Tourist Area is located in Jiangkou Street, Huangyan District, Taizhou City, known as the "Hometown of Chinese Honey Oranges". The tourist area is surrounded by mountains and the sea, with convenient transportation. It is only 1 kilometer away from Huangyan City, 491 kilometers away from Shanghai, 304 kilometers away from Hangzhou, and 157 kilometers away from Wenzhou. The Jinxiu Huangyan Tourist Area is located in Zhusha Dui, a branch of Fangshan Mountain. It is characterized by cave scenery, Dongting Waterfall, empty mountain boating, landscape gardens, natural rock paintings, imperial sculptures, and urban night tours. It is a cave scenic spot formed by ancient quarrying. When Xue Rengui, a famous general of the Tang Dynasty, served in Huangyan, he once built a city here by quarrying stones, which has a history of more than a thousand years. The Jinxiu Huangyan Tourist Area consists of ten zones: Huangyan Huaigu, Kongshan Rowing, Xianren Huabi, Shigu Tiangong, Emperor's Dream, Dongting Waterfall Viewing, Remnants of Mountains and Waters, Shiliang Feixie, Tianyin Liuyun, and Ancient Dang Orange Fragrance. It integrates local local elites and quarrying culture, gardens, and sculpture art, allowing visitors to learn about history and experience beautiful scenery in a relaxed and enjoyable browsing experience. Approaching the beautiful Huangyan, a sense of openness arises, with a curved and high arch that is not vulgar in the smooth and regular stone dome, and a pool of green water that is pale and not turbid, like a water palace and a jade pond, captivating the audience. The place of victory is the beautiful Huangyan, with a cave of history and walls full of "flying sky". As soon as you enter the cave entrance, you can see natural images of flying celestial bodies in golden, reddish, and black brown colors on the straight cliffs with a silver luster. They either wear light veils on their shoulders, fluttering skirts, or dance in the wind, vividly lifelike. Strangely, various natural patterns are scattered throughout the entire cave, evoking a sense of distant emotions from afar and within reach, resembling a series of "immortal paintings on the walls". The "China Emperor Exhibition Hall" created by teachers and students of Fujian Academy of Fine Arts, this 220 meter long tunnel features 1050 historical figures such as emperors, generals, talented scholars, and beautiful women from primitive society to the end of the Qing Dynasty. The sculptures focus on depicting the merits and demerits of emperors throughout history, providing visitors with a more vivid understanding of Chinese history