1, Giant Buddha Cultural Tourism Zone
The scenic spot covers an area of 32,470 square meters with a building area of 3,403 square meters. The scenic spot takes the majestic Rongxian Giant Buddha as the core and integrates natural scenery, historical sites, ancient architecture art and Buddhist culture. Ancient buildings with upturned cornices, beautifully carved cliff statues in Tang and Song Dynasties, rich and precious cultural relics and beautiful and quiet natural scenery complement each other, forming a unique landscape integrating mountains, water, cities and forests.
2. Gaoshiti Forest Park
Total area 182. 13 hectares, 1993 was approved as a provincial forest park by the provincial forestry department. The park has a special landform, with huge stones, strange peaks, strange valleys and mountain streams forming a typical natural landscape of low mountains in southern Sichuan. As early as the Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty, Gaoshiti Natural Scenic Area was listed as one of the four major summer resorts for foreigners in Sichuan by Huaxi Parish of Christian Church.
3. Zhang Yu's hometown scenic spot
Focusing on carrying forward and inheriting the spirit of Wu, featuring farmers' cartoons, combining with the quaint humanistic environment in the hometown of Slow Mountain in southern Sichuan, and in accordance with the concept of "culture is the soul, environment is the scenery, and industry is the support", the planned area is 9.64 square kilometers, of which the core area of Wu's former residence is 2.2 square kilometers, and efforts are made to build a characteristic cultural tourism scenic spot integrating red culture, farmers' cartoons, rural tourism and modern agriculture.
4. Giant Buddha Grottoes
Cave Temple The Great Buddha Temple covers an area of 23,000 square meters. There are many cliff statues and shrines, and the main statue is the Nigumu Buddha, hence the name of the Great Buddha Temple. Founded in the Tang Dynasty, it was originally named Kaihua Temple Buddha Hall, which was called Zhenruguan in the Song Dynasty. It was rebuilt during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty (1796- 1820), and the temple was built on a hillside. With Maitreya Hall and Tathagata Hall as the central axis, there are abbot's room, Buddhist scripture building, dharma hall and dharma gate on the left and right. In the cave temple, there is a statue of Buddha, and many famous people write poems and erect monuments.
5. White Pagoda
Zhennan Tower, commonly known as the White Pagoda. Zhennan Tower was built in the Song Dynasty and is basically well preserved. The tower is a masonry imitation song structure. It looks like a cornice tower, but it is actually a pavilion tower. The tower foundation is a square Sumitomo base, 2 meters high and 7.8 meters long on each side. Outside are eleven layers of poems, which are collected and opened at different levels. This tower has five floors and solid columns. The 66-level trail spirals around the solid cylinder, with arches at the bottom, 12 wooden bucket arches. The top of the tower is covered with pots.