Imperial Palace of Emperor Chenwu

Very stylish, it is worth a visit. The tower has five floors. Go straight to the top of the building. A view of the mountains will be the top of the Lingjie. Chen's place to go. The north and south are four hundred and eighty temples. It's here.

Before the visit, I also went to see the history, Chen Baxian (503-559 AD), the word Xingguo, the small word Fasheng, the emperor of the Chen Dynasty in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. He helped Wang Seng to argue the chaos of the Houjing; he lost the north and the north to establish the Chen Dynasty.

Chen Wudi Forbidden City in the south of Chen Guangda (567) stood as Tianju Temple; commonly known as Xiayu Temple. Xiayu Temple was originally a five-inn compound, covering an area of 36 mu, surrounded by water, majestic. The temple is in the middle of the mountain gate, with the Temple of Heavenly Kings, Daxiong Palace, etc.

This attraction should be free for people over 60 years old. This is a way to increase visibility. (The younger generation brings the elderly, the younger generation needs tickets, or the old and the younger have to pay the ticket fee, there is no need to go),

Very deserted humanistic attractions, modern antique buildings, really worth seeing very little, but if it is a tourist surnamed Chen, because there is Chen's Ancestral Temple and the introduction of detailed family tree, it is recommended, but the tickets are indeed a bit expensive.

Chen Wudi Forbidden City: The birthplace and former residence of Chen Baxian, the founding emperor of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. In 557, Chen Ba was first called by Liang Zen. The Forbidden City is newly built, and there is a sacred well built in the Xijin years.