Hanzhong in Shaanxi has a long history and profound cultural background. A large number of scenic spots and historical sites preserved here are praised by people, and it is an excellent tourist city, attracting a large number of tourists around. Here is a detailed strategy guide.

1. Guhantai (Hanzhong Museum)

Guhantai is a high-rise palace building built in Hanzhong according to the Qin pattern after Liu Bang sealed Hanwang, which is the foundation of the Han Dynasty. Hantai is now the seat of Hanzhong Museum, and the essence of the exhibit is the stone carving "Thirteen Stones of Shimen" on the precipice of Han and Wei Dynasties, which is known as the treasure of China. Among them, Cao Cao's calligraphy "Yixue" is the only handwriting of Cao Cao found so far.

Address:

Jiangtanmen, Hantai District, Hanzhong City

2. Worship altar

Han Xin went to Xiang Yu when he was young, but he was not reused. He fled to Liu Bang and was not reused. Then he fled to Fanhe, Liuba County, unable to cross the river at night, and was recovered by Xiao He. Xiao He persuaded Liu Bang to choose a good day and set up an altar to worship Han Xin as the general. That's the story of the dark side of the road.

The altar is built by two rammed earth platforms separated from the north and the south, and each platform is more than three meters high. The stone tablet on the west side of the South Stage is engraved with eight Chinese characters: "Han Xin, the Han general, worships the general", the stone tablet on the east side is engraved with the inscription of calligrapher Shu Tong, and the dialogue between Liu Bang and Han Xin is engraved on the back. Beiting has an inscription by Feng Yuxiang, a patriotic general of Kuomintang, during his stay in Hanzhong.

Address: South First Ring Road, Hantai District, Hanzhong City

3. Wuhou Temple

Wuhou Temple was built in 236 AD, that is, 29 years after Zhuge Liang's death. It is the only temple in China built by the emperor and allocated to Liang Yin, and is known as "the first temple of marquis of Wu in the world". This temple was first built on Dingjun Mountain. In order to facilitate future generations to worship, the Ming Dynasty moved to the old town of Mianxian, which is now south of National Highway 118.

There are many famous people's ink marks in the temple since Wei and Jin Dynasties. The ancestral hall sits south to north, with its back facing the Hanshui River, and the halls on the balcony are arranged in 18 courtyards. There are exhibitions of unearthed cultural relics about the ancient battlefield of Dingjun Mountain and the Three Kingdoms War, as well as clay sculptures showing Zhuge Liang's life.

Address: Wuhou Tomb in the west of Mianxian County, Hanzhong City

Wuhou Tomb and Wuhou Temple face each other across the river and are backed by Dingjun Mountain. There are temples and palaces in front of and behind the cemetery, which is a big temple connected by three hospitals. The ancient trees in the tomb area are towering and the scenery is quiet. There are two ancient laurels of China held together by several people behind the tomb, which are called "double crowns for protecting the tomb"; There is also an ancient camphor tree. Legend has it that Zhuge Liang's wife Huang Achou is accompanying her husband. There are small bridges in front of the ancient temple, winding streams, music buildings, zhaobi and other ancient buildings.

4. Dingjun Mountain

Dingjun Mountain is a branch of Bashan Mountain, which was famous for Zhuge Liang's training here before his death, and then he was buried at the foot of the mountain. Dingjun Mountain is not high, but because there is no development, the road is difficult to walk. There is a peach garden at the foot of the mountain, and there is a newly built dirt road up the mountain, which extends to Wuhouping halfway up the mountain. This is the original site of Wuhou Temple, and now it is a field.

Address: Dingjun Mountain is located in the south of Mianxian County, only 2km away from Wuhou Tomb. : Sean Temple, also known as Liu Hou Temple, is said to have been built on Mount Bai Zi by Zhang Lu, the 11th great-grandson of Sean. Today, the temple is a Ming and Qing building, located in Miaotaizi, northwest of Liuba County. The temple is surrounded by mountains and waters, and its architecture is simple and elegant. Among them, there are many couplets and characters on the plaque, and there are nearly 111 stone tablets and cliff carvings. In the main hall courtyard, there are two famous stone tablets erected by General Feng Yuxiang, including the stone tablet of Huaishan Song erected by Zhao Yuanji, the minister of rites in dragon five year (1571), the stone tablet erected by Zhao Yuanji, a university student, and the stone tablets inscribed by Zhao, Lin Zexu in the Ming Dynasty and modern Feng Yuxiang and Yang Hucheng.