Things to do in Hanzhong

Qingmuchuan Ancient Town is located at the junction of Shaanxi, Sichuan and Gansu provinces. The ancient buildings are well preserved. Must-see attractions include the Wei Family Residence, Rongshengkui, and the opium den. You must also stroll along Huilongchang Old Street and climb Huilong Pavilion to overlook the entire ancient town.

It's pretty good. It's meaningful to come all the way to see Mr. Kong Ming. Death before success always makes heroes cry. But to be honest, the Cold Weapon Museum is a bit small. Alas, Prime Minister Zhuge. Alas, Mr. Kong Ming.

The scenic area is quite large, with mountains and water, and it's very pleasant to look at. However, it must be even more beautiful in autumn when the leaves turn red. The road is not easy to walk; it took me two hours to get there via the mountain path, and there's no other way to go. There weren't too many people, and there are guesthouses at the foot of the mountain.

This scenic area is truly, truly, truly amazing. I checked on Douban, and it only became permanently free in July, but the area is very well maintained and definitely worth a visit.

Visit the Xihua Hall of Hanzhong Museum. In the Xihua Hall is the "Frozen Art - Brick and Tile Collection Exhibition". The Chinese brick carving art created by various techniques, which uses clay to create sculptures, has a long history and rich connotations. The simple and majestic patterns and delicate and vivid patterns embellish the lives of the ancients and convey auspicious meanings. They accompany the endless fire of thousands of years, inadvertently turning into architectural elves, scattered in every corner of history, and even into another world of the ancients, constructing the various forms of life in the netherworld. A piece of clay carries the aesthetic taste of traditional culture and conveys the spirit and faith of the ancients. This is the art condensed by fire and soil, and it is also another language of wisdom of the Chinese nation.

As a core landmark of the birthplace of Han culture, it houses precious stone inscriptions such as the "Thirteen Stone Inscriptions of Shimen". The gardens and ancient buildings are elegant, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the history of the Qin and Han dynasties and the culture of plank roads. It is also free to enter, and climbing Wangjiang Tower offers a panoramic view of Hanzhong city.

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Friends who come to Hanzhong for the first time, I recommend going here. The air is fresh, the green area is large, there are mountains, water, and woods, hahahaha, there are also a lot of reeds and Miscanthus, which is very suitable for the scene. Many people come to check in.

Dingjun Mountain, located 5 km south of Mian County, Hanzhong City, Shaanxi Province, is an ancient battlefield during the Three Kingdoms period. It is known as "whoever controls Dingjun Mountain controls Hanzhong, and whoever controls Hanzhong controls the world". Dingjun Mountain is now a provincial scenic spot. Dingjun Mountain is famous for the killing of Cao Wei general Xiahou Yuan by Huang Zhong, a general of Shu Han, in the Battle of Hanzhong during the Three Kingdoms period. The first Chinese film, the Peking Opera Dingjun Mountain, is based on the story of Huang Zhong killing Xiahou Yuan in the Battle of Dingjun Mountain during the Three Kingdoms period.

I went to Huangtang in Hanzhong to see the rapeseed flowers. The rapeseed flower festival just opened yesterday, and today it was packed with tourists. The flowers were truly beautiful, and the photos turned out amazing. I'll definitely come back next year.