1, silicified wood national geological park
Shehong Silicified Wood National Geopark, located in Mingxing Town, Shehong County, Suining City, Sichuan Province, is the fourth professional geological park established for the protection and research of silicified wood geological relics after Qitai in Xinjiang, Yanqing in Beijing and Xinchang in Zhejiang Province. Also known as Jurassic mysterious tourist area in China.
Silicified wood is a tree buried underground hundreds of millions of years ago for many reasons. Chemicals around the trunk, such as carbon dioxide, iron oxide, calcium carbonate, etc. Under the action of groundwater, it enters the tree body, replacing the original wood components and retaining the shape of the tree. Silicified wood is formed by petrochemical process.
The silicified wood geological museum here is the main building of the Geopark. Its main shape is four huge vertical silicified wood exposed in the stratum, and its design style is novel and unique. The museum is divided into two floors, including Preface Hall, Silicified Wood Drive Hall, Jurassic Ocean Hall, Water Drive Hall, Maple Leaf Hall and 4D Cinema. It is a new museum integrating science, popular science, education, entertainment and appreciation.
2. Sichuan Song Dynasty Porcelain Museum
Sichuan Song Porcelain Museum is the only specialized Song Porcelain Museum in China. Located at No.613 Xishan Road, Yueming Garden Community, Suining City, Sichuan Province, it covers an area of 12 mu with a building area of 5,000 square meters. There are a total of 10056 cultural relics in the museum, including 3 national first-class cultural relics, 342 national second-class cultural relics and 3 national third-class cultural relics 1063.
Sichuan Song Porcelain Museum is a specialized Song Porcelain Museum in China. There are six exhibition halls with an exhibition area of 3,300 square meters. It consists of five parts: reading porcelain articles, listening to porcelain articles, appreciating porcelain articles, making porcelain articles and appreciating porcelain articles. The main contents of the exhibits are 199 1 porcelain and bronzes unearthed in September in Jinyucun, Suining, including Longquan celadon lotus leaf jar, Longer ladle furnace and Jingdezhen celadon plum bottle.
3. Guangde Scenic Area
Guangde Scenic Area is located in 2 miles west of Suining City, with guangde temple as the core scenic spot, with a history of nearly 1400 years. Since You Ke gave lectures in the first year of Yongtai, Tang Daizong, incense has flourished and many eminent monks have emerged. It is the earliest Guanyin Dojo and Royal Zen Forest designated by the ancient court.
As the Guanyin Dojo and the Royal Zen Forest in guangde temple, believers from all over the world, believers from Longtianlai, and six monks gathered in the temple, and the believers who made wishes and made dreams came in an endless stream.
There are six treasures in guangde temple, which have witnessed thousands of years of Guanyin culture and royal culture. They are: memorial archway, Shanji Pagoda, Xilai Jade Buddha, Jiulong Monument, Guanyin Jewelry Seal, and Four Kingdoms Jade Seal.
4. guangde temple
Guangde temple, the Royal Zen Forest in China, is located in Lisan Wolong Mountain, west of Suining City. It was built in the Tang Dynasty, formerly known as the Poetry Buddhist Temple, and was awarded the title of "guangde temple" in the period of Zheng De, the founder of Ming Dynasty. 1300 years, guangde temple has experienced vicissitudes, destruction and reconstruction.
The existing scale of guangde temple was rebuilt in the first year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty and expanded several times in Qing Dynasty. The temple was built on the top of Wolong Mountain. From the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain, there is a temple. There are seven halls on the central axis, and the east and west halls form a courtyard. There are 25 temples, pavilions and towers, most of which were built in Ming Dynasty, but the primary and secondary buildings are distinct and symmetrical, with the architectural layout style of Song Dynasty.
There are precious and rare cultural relics in the temple, such as the wooden palace in the Ming Dynasty, the valley pagoda built in the third year of Dezong Zhenyuan in the Tang Dynasty, the Shanji pagoda (commonly known as stupa and pagoda) in the Northern Song Dynasty, and the stone tablets built in the Song, Ming and Qing Dynasties.