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Travel along the Silk Road

Chinese President Xi Jinping has taken the initiative to build the economic zone along the Silk Road, which is supported by the neighboring countries.

Sanyuan Chenghuangmiao Sanyuan, located at the eastern end of the Silk Road was the commercial center at that time. It served as a transportation hub, linking Hubei province and Hunan province as well as Guangliang, Sanyuan Chenghuangmiao, the City God Temple of Sanyuan, was built in 1375 during the Ming Dynasty and has been renovated for nine times since. The present Temple takes up 1.1 hectares (2.7 acres). The majestic buildings, with distinctive features of the Ming Dynasty, are the only well-preserved temple groups.
Traces of Silk Road in Pucheng city
Pucheng relying on the royal mausoleums as tourism resources and dedicates to excavate the cultural connotation of Tang Dynasty. By integrating the Qiaoling Mausoleum with Huiling Mausoleum tourism resources, the city aims to build a new bright spot of "Tang Cultural Experience Zone".
The Jiangziya fishing platform in Baoji The Jiangziya fishing platform is the Panxi Canyon in Baoji City. It is sometimes called “the 1st Fishing Platform of China”, not only because of its very beautiful scenery and natural environment. The place is known for Jiang Ziya , a military strategist who has participated in the founding of the Zhou Dynasty. The famous Chinese proverb " Great Prince Jiang is fishing – who casts the line for the fish who want to be caught. " has its origin here . The proverb means to bring themselves to case.
Xi'an Famen Temple Cultural Scenic Area Famen Temple, located in Fufeng County of Shaanxi Province, was built during the Eastern Han Dynasty (147-189A.D.). It was originally named "Asoka Temple." With a history of 1,800 years, it is considered the "Forerunner of the Ziggurat in Central Shaanxi." In 1987, an underground palace was unearthed, in which the veritable Finger Bone of the Sakyamuni Buddha as well as more than 2,000 precious cultural relics were found, bringing the long forgotten history of civilization exchanges back to life.
Taste of Zhou, Qin Culture in tour of Baoji Baoji was once called 'Chencang' and Yongcheng in ancient times. Baoji is the second major city in Shaanxi province. As one of the cradles of Chinese civilization, Baoji has so many cultural and historical sites and relics that it is called 'Town of Bronze Wares' and 'Town of Folk Handicrafts'. Zhou and Qin cultures are well presented. It is also where Taoism and Buddhism mix. Famen Temple is famous for the discovery of the Buddha Sakyamuni's relics. In Tang Dynasties (618--907), Chang’an-Yongcheng (Baoji)-Longzhou once was the most prosperous and busiest route of the Silk Road. Baoji has long been the most important relay post along the ancient road. Baoji is like a voluminous humanistic book, with each page full of history, which is worthy reading.

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