Weinan Heyang - Yellow River Wetland Scenery & Home of the Book of Songs Cultural

Located in the northeastern part of the Guanzhong region in Shaanxi Province, on the west bank of the Yellow River, Qia Chuan is the largest lake wetland scenic area in the Yellow River Basin in China. It is situated on the banks of the Yellow River, 20 kilometers away from Heyang County in Shaanxi Province, with a total area of ​​165 square kilometers. With its Thousand-eyed Spring, Ten Thousand Mu Reed Marsh, Thousand Birds and Hundred Birds, Ten Li Lotus Pond, and One Water Yellow River, it showcases the beautiful scenery of the Qin and Jin dynasties. The western part of the scenic area features a unique and magnificent landscape of loess peaks, created by the forces of nature.

Virgin Spring

The most unique spring in the world - Virgin Spring, in the rare Chaquan Spring, the most fascinating is the magical Virgin Spring.

Fushan

Mount Fushan, located at the entrance of Qiachuan Scenic Area, "a peak towering, surrounded by endless green cypress trees." Fushan has a unique terrain, resembling a scorpion with its tail raised, lying in a gorge. The locals also call it "Scorpion Mountain". The ancient architectural complex composed of mountain gates, archways, pavilions, and pagodas is compact and scattered. Walking on the Fulu Road, entering the Fumen Gate, climbing the Futai Pagoda, seeking blessings, the ties of blessings are interconnected, and tourists come one after another.

Yellow River Soul

"Huanghe Soul" is located at the northern end of Qiachuan Scenic Area. It is a national-level hydraulic scenic area and national agricultural tourism demonstration area, relying on the majestic Huangtu Diversion Project in Asia.

Yellow River Bay Tourism Theme Park

Huanghe Bay, located in the southern part of Qiachuan Scenic Area, covers an area of 8 square kilometers and is one of the national key scenic spots in Qi

Heyang Confucian Temple

The existing architectural complex includes the Temple of Confucius and the Academy. Currently, there are five halls in Da Cheng Hall, five halls in Ming Lun Hall, three halls in Zun Jing Pavilion, two chambers in Lang Fang, and fifty-four chambers in two wings, covering an area of 6,750 square meters. It is the largest and most well-preserved ancient architectural complex in Heyang County and is a provincial-level key cultural relic protection unit.