The Martyrs' Monument to Those Who Died for the Country is located 200 meters west of Shihetown, Tianmen City. In 1944, to commemorate the Battle of Xihé Bridge during the War of Resistance against Japan, the New Fourth...
The leisure resort area of "Mosquito-Free Village" in Anji, Zhejiang, is located in Zhewu Town, Anji County—the hometown of modern art master Wu Changshuo. It lies 4.5 kilometers to the west…
Introduction Qiliang Cave is located in Qiliangqiao Township to the north of the ancient city...
Jinjiang Tower, located in Jinjiang Village, Shen Tu, is over 27 kilometers from the county seat. It was first built in the 56th year of the Qianlong reign during the Qing Dynasty (1791 AD), and...
The Site of Xiaocheng City is a Neolithic relic site located in Xiaocheng Village, Zaozhen Town, Tianmen City, covering an area of approximately 40,000 square meters. It has distinct remnants of city walls…
Shanjiang Miao Village, also known as Zongbingying, is called Bagu in the Miao language. It is located in a valley about 20 kilometers northwest of Fenghuang Ancient Town and is a small mountain village rich in Miao ethnic life.
Liuliao Ancient Town is located on the mountainside of Qingshan, west of Liuliao Town at the tip of the Liuliao Peninsula in Zhangpu County. The mountain rises abruptly from the beach, backed by the mainland and facing the sea…
Dan Terrace Well is located on Hongjian Road, Jìnglíng Subdistrict, Tianmen City. It was dug during the Tang Dynasty. The wellhead is slightly rectangular, measuring 0.75 meters in length and 0.6…
Introduction The world knows Fenghuang, le…
The cliffs of Clear Spring Rock in Zhangpu County feature numerous cliff inscriptions carved during the Southern Song Dynasty or the early Ming Dynasty, including “Gradually Parting from the Mortal World,” “Deep in Penglai,” “Nine Carp Leaping,” …
The Longzui Site is located in Wuliu Village and Zhangxiang Village, Shihé Town, Tianmen City, and is a Neolithic-period site. It covers an area of approximately 130,000 square meters, with a cultural layer thickness of…
Ximen Gorge is located just 20 kilometers from Fenghuang County, a renowned historical and cultural city in China, making it extremely accessible. The Ximen Gorge rafting course spans a total of 6 kilometers. It...
The ruins of the Divine Ancestors' Platform are located in Daihe Village, Fozishan Town, Tianmen City, and date back to the Zhou Dynasty. They consist of the ruins of the Great Divine Ancestors' Platform and the Small Divine Ancestors' Platform. The Great...
Bagua Fort is actually not a single earthen building, but a colloquial name for a five-ring, bagua-shaped residential complex. It is located in Dongping Village, ShenTu Town, Zhangpu County, Zhangzhou...
The Zhongzitai Tomb Cluster is located in Nangxiang Village, Fozishan Town, Tianmen City. It is a tomb complex dating from the Han Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, covering an area of approximately 25,000 square meters. Nine burial mounds are visible on the surface...
The Lin Family Haiyun Ancestral Temple, also known as Wushi Hall, is the foremost ancestral hall in Southern Fujian and a county-level cultural heritage site. The ancestral temple is located in Houpu Village, Jiuzhen Town, Zhangpu...
The Xianghe and Xiangbei Prefectural Committee Former Sites are located in Baotudi Village, Tuoshi Town, Tianmen City. The structure spans three bays, with a depth of 9.5 meters and a total floor area of 108 square…
The former residence of Xiong Xiling is located in a small alley within Beiwensxing Street in the ancient city of Fenghuang. Just 200 meters east of the residence lies the picturesque Tuojiang River. The residence is...
Southeast Flower Capital is located in Makou, Zhangpu, at the prime section of Zhangzhou’s Hundred-Mile Flower Corridor, adjacent to National Highway 324. It has hosted every session of the “Cross-Strait (Fujian·Zhangzhou) Flower Expo”...
Jingle Ancient City Wall is located on Jingling Street in Tianmen City. In the early Ming Dynasty, Tianmen had an earthen city wall. In the 22nd year of the Hongwu era (1389), the wall was washed away by floods...