Jianmenguan Guanlou: Ancient officials built Guanlou in Jianmenguan many times, all of which were destroyed by war. It was rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty and repaired many times in the Qing Dynasty, making the Guanlou more magnificent and beautiful. Unfortunately, such a towering building that lasted for hundreds of years was completely demolished when 1935 repaired the Sichuan-Shaanxi highway. Later, in the "5. 12" earthquake in 2008, the Guanlou was seriously damaged. In 2009, Jiange County decided to rebuild Guanlou on the original site of Guanlou in Qing Dynasty. Now the Guanlou you see was rebuilt after it was closed in Ming Dynasty. How wide is this building? 18.3m, height 19.6 1m, depth 17.7m, all-wood structure, magnificent momentum.

Statue of Kongming Li Guan: The sculpture on the right side of the swimming lane is called Kongming Li Guan. According to these historical records, Jianmenguan was built by Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of Shu Han Dynasty. Zhuge Liang established Jianmenguan and Feitian Geliang Road. Later, he passed through Jianmenguan many times and went to Jianmenguan many times when he went out to cut Wei. After he was listed as a model, he also passed the sword gate when he led the army north in Hanzhong.

Jianmen plank road: stand against the mountain, and the wood stands in the air. The long plank road hovers and extends in the green hills, just like a long white dragon rolling and frolicking between cliffs. The winding mountain plank road carves charming curves on the steep mountain cliff. Walking on the winding and rebuilt ancient plank road, you will suddenly feel that time and space are misplaced, and people will feel the unique historical and cultural charm of "Jianmen Shudao" more deeply.

Liangshan Temple: Located at the top of Dajian Mountain, on the cliff between Taohua Peak and Xiaoyao Peak of Jianmen 72, with an altitude of1180m. Liangshan is Liang Wudi's real place of practice, so there are ancient temples, Liangshan Temple and Liang Wudi. Liangshan Temple was founded in the Tang Dynasty, and has been renovated in all previous dynasties. In the Qing Dynasty, it was expanded into a quadrangle with a building area of 947 square meters.