Baihua Village, located in jiuhu, Longhai, is a flower planting and sales base in Zhangzhou and even southern Fujian. Every household in Baihua Village has a courtyard garden. The whole village is full of flowers, graceful bonsai and delicate green leaves. The whole village has more than 1,2 kinds of flowers, green leaves and pot carvings. There are nearly 1, kinds of famous flowers and exotic flowers planted in Baihua Village Garden run by the village, especially orchids, chrysanthemums, red berries, Daphne odora, osmanthus fragrans, Qilixiang, cycads, elms, tortoise-backed bamboos and red-robed green-banded bamboos, and there are gardens such as orchid gardens and bonsai gardens. Many central leaders have visited it successively, and it is a must-see place for tourists in Zhangzhou. To get to this scenic spot, you can take Bus No.18 in Zhangzhou City and get off at Baihuacun Station, and get a ticket to 3 yuan. Narcissus base is located in jiuhu, Longhai, with an area of 3,2 mu. Narcissus is the city flower of Zhangzhou and one of the top ten famous flowers in China. It is known as "Lingbo Fairy" and "South Flower King". It has the characteristics of large bulb, many arrows, delicious color and long flowering period. There are two varieties of narcissus in Zhangzhou: single petal, named "Jinzhan Yintai", commonly known as "Jiuzhan Narcissus", with strong fragrance; Double petals, nicknamed "Yulinglong", commonly known as "Louvre Narcissus", with a slightly light aroma. There are two cultivation methods: one is natural potted plants. That is, one month before the flowering period, put the flower ball into the water basin for cultivation, and you can grow fragrant and refreshing flowers; One is to carve and make bonsai. The charm of Zhangzhou Narcissus lies in her carving art, and the sculptor can sculpt all kinds of vivid shapes, such as "Peach and Plum for Spring", "Yuanyang for Water", "Golden Rooster for Dawn", "proud as a peacock" and "Shuanglong for Pearl", which are known as "living art treasures". Zhangzhou daffodils bloom around the Spring Festival every year, which is regarded as a symbol of purity, beauty and auspiciousness. You can take bus No.2, No.3, No.12 and No.18 in downtown Zhangzhou to get off at Jiuhu Flower Market Station. There are more than 8 earth buildings in Zhangzhou, a cultural relic, which are mainly distributed in the mountainous areas in the northwest of Zhangzhou. It originated from the barracks, castles and cottages in Chen Yuanguang in the Tang Dynasty, and has the characteristics of living together, anti-theft, earthquake prevention, animal prevention, fire prevention, moisture prevention, ventilation and lighting, warm in winter and cool in summer. Zhangzhou Tulou is famous for its long history, large number, large scale, strange shape and unique style. It is known as "mythical ancient buildings in mountainous areas" and is currently applying for world cultural heritage. Tianluokeng Tulou Group in Nanjing, Huaiyuan Building, Hegui Building and Eryi Building in Hua 'an County are typical representatives of Zhangzhou Tulou. Tianluokeng Tulou Group, one of the national key cultural relics protection units and one of the "World Heritage" declaration sites, is located in shang ban cun, Shuyang Town, Nanjing County, where the Huang family lives. The earth buildings are composed of one square building (Buyun Building), three round buildings (Hechang Building, Zhenchang Building and Ruiyun Building) and one oval building (Wenchang Building). The other four buildings of Buyun Building in the square building are surrounded by the surrounding area, which are scattered according to the mountain situation. Surrounded by mountains, they are overlooking the earth like a blooming plum blossom. Looking up at the foot of the mountain, they are like Potala Palace, which stands out on the mountainside. The exquisite architectural combination of Tianluokeng Tulou Group constitutes a unique scene made by the ingenious combination of humanity and nature, which gives people a strong viewing impact and is breathtaking. The scenic spot is 98km away from the downtown area of Zhangzhou and 6km away from the county seat. You can take a bus from Zhangzhou West Railway Station and get tickets to 2 yuan. Zhaojiabao national key cultural relics protection unit, commonly known as Zhaojiacheng. Located at the foot of Shuogao Mountain in Huxi Town, Zhangpu County. Zhao Ruohe (the tenth grandson of Zhao Kuangmei, brother of Zhao Kuangyin, Song Taizong), the last royal family of the Song Dynasty, lived here in seclusion. It was first built in the second year of Song Xiangxing, and then it was expanded twice, and it became a complete imitation Song architectural complex today. The castle is divided into inner and outer cities. A three-story four-in-one "wall-finished building" was built in the inner city, which means "return to Zhao in perfect condition". Portraits of 18 emperors of the Song Dynasty are hung in the building. The outer city wall is a three-in-one earth wall with stone foundation, with a height of 6 meters, a thickness of 2 meters and a circumference of 12 meters. The main buildings in the outer city are five parallel palaces. There are precious cultural relics such as Bianpai Bridge, Yubei, Mo Chi stone carving written by Mi Fei, a calligrapher in the Song Dynasty, and Jufo Pagoda. The scenic spot is 9km away from Zhangzhou city and 4km away from the county seat. You can take a bus from Zhangzhou South Railway Station to the county seat, and get tickets to 3 yuan. There are four national key cultural relics protection units of the Ming and Qing Dynasties memorial archways in Zhangzhou, which are located in Shuangmending Stone Square in the northern section of Hong Kong Road, namely "Shangshu Tanhua" Square and "Sanjin Zaier" Square, and the Qing Dynasty Stone Square in Yuekou Street, Xinhua East Road, namely "Warrior Simple" Square and "Minyue Xiongsheng" Square. The four stone workshops are all made of stone workshop wood structure, with 3 rooms and 12 columns on the fifth floor. Shuangmending Stone Square in the Ming Dynasty stands across the street from north to south, and together with Nanmen Old Street in the old city, it forms a unique ancient block landscape. Yuekou Street Stone Workshop in the Qing Dynasty is a platform star named Lan Li and Xu Fengli given by the Qing saints. They are magnificent and powerful, and each workshop has five carved images of foreigners, reflecting the friendly exchanges between Zhangzhou and foreign countries in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The stone carvings of memorial archways in Zhangzhou in the Ming and Qing Dynasties are simple and exquisite, and the flowers, birds, people and animals have their own verve and vivid images, which typically show the characteristics of Zhangzhou traditional stone carving art that is exquisite, elegant, bold and fluent. To go to this scenic spot, you can take bus No.1 and No.9 in Zhangzhou City and get off at Jiulong Park Station. Jiangdong Bridge national key cultural relics protection unit, formerly known as Tongji Bridge, commonly known as Hudu Bridge. Located in the lower reaches of Jiangbei Creek in Jiulong City. Founded in the seventh year of Jiading in Song Dynasty (1214), it is one of the top ten famous ancient bridges in China. Today, there are three piers and two roads on the old bridge foundation, each of which weighs 2 tons. It is listed as "the largest Liang Shi bridge" by the book The Best in the World. In ancient times, it was a miracle to live in such a stone by artificial mining and transporting. Chinese and foreign bridge construction experts regard it as a treasure in the bridge. The perch, which is abundant in Jiangdong Bridge, is a top-grade delicacy. With this, Jiangdong perch stewed with shredded ginger is called "Jiangdong stewed perch", which has become a famous dish in Zhangzhou and listed in the Fujian edition of China's menu. When visitors come here, they must taste it, and the taste will make you memorable. The scenic spot is 16 kilometers away from Zhangzhou city, and you can take bus No.1 in the city and get off at the terminal. Lin Yutang Memorial Hall, located in Wulisha Village, Tianbao Town, xiangcheng district, is the first Lin Yutang Memorial Hall in Chinese mainland. Here, the sky is blue and the water is blue, and the ten miles of bananas are fragrant. The memorial hall is built on the mountain. The main body is a two-story ring-shaped building with an antique front, but the ring-shaped structure is close to westernization. Shen Peng, Chairman of China Calligraphers Association, wrote the name of the Lin Yutang Memorial Hall. In front of the museum, a statue of Mr. Lin Yutang was placed, designed and produced by Professor Li Weisi, a famous sculptor in China. The museum displays more than 2 works of Lin Yutang in various versions, more than 1 photos of Lin Yutang in different periods, as well as Lin Yutang's handwriting and articles used by Lin Yutang. The architectural design, the inscription of the museum name and the sculpture of the memorial hall are all created by the first-class experts in China, showing a very high artistic level, and it can be called a "celebrity hall". You can take bus No.9 in Zhangzhou downtown and get tickets to 4 yuan. Religious pilgrimage Guandi Temple, a national key cultural relic protection unit, is located in Tayu Scenic Area, a scenic rock in Dongshan Mountain. Dongshan Guandi Temple, also known as Wu Temple, was built in the 22nd year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1389), and it is dedicated to Guan Shengdi. This is a resplendent and magnificent temple, and its location is exquisite, like a pearl embedded in a seaside scenic spot with many wonders. It has exquisite structure and exquisite craftsmanship. The palace pavilion on the temple gate-"Prince Pavilion" is colorful, and all kinds of colorful porcelain clippings with local artistic characteristics in southern Fujian are vivid and varied. Although the scale of the temple is not large, the cloister is winding, exquisite and elegant, and the figures such as gold wood carving and stone carving are vivid and vivid. It can be said that Guandi Temple is a rare ancient architectural treasure in China, which combines architecture, stone-cut porcelain carving, woodcut and other folk arts in one furnace. Guandi Temple has a great influence, not only in southern Fujian, but also in Taiwan Province, where there are more than 17 Guandi temples that have entered Taiwan from Dongshan Guandi Temple. "Guandi Culture" has initially taken shape. May 13th of the lunar calendar is the birthday of Guan Shengdi Jun, and the ceremony is grand and the scene is spectacular. The scenic spot is 158km away from the downtown area of Zhangzhou. You can get off at Tongling from Zhangzhou South Railway Station, and get a ticket to 2 yuan. Baijiao Tzu Chi Palace is a national key cultural relic protection unit. Located in Baijiao Village, jiao mei zhen, Longhai City, it is one of the most influential folk beliefs in Fujian and Taiwan. When Zheng Chenggong recovered Taiwan Province, Zhangzhou people who moved to Taiwan Province imitated the style of Baijiao Tzu Chi Palace, and successively built more than 2 Tzu Chi palaces in Taiwan Province. Baijiao Palace became the ancestral palace. Every year around March 15th, the birthday of Emperor Baosheng, that is, from March 11th to 17th, people from Zhangji, Taiwan Province, would worship the ancestral palace in the mainland from afar, or cross the sea to the ancestral palace to hold the ancestor worship ceremony of "going to Baijiao". The ceremony was grand and the scene was spectacular. Baijiao Tzu Chi Palace was built in Shaoxing in the 2th year (115). It is a three-step palace-style temple awarded by Song Gaozong with a total area of 1,3 square meters. The whole temple is high by the mountain, with staggered cornices, magnificent and magnificent. The Panlong stone pillars, the red lacquer of the bucket arch and the painted gold in the hall are all combined with the architecture, painting, sculpture and calligraphy of the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties in one furnace, and are known as the "Forbidden City in South Fujian". The scenic spot is more than 4 kilometers away from Zhangzhou city and 2 kilometers away from the county seat. It can be reached by passenger bus from Zhangzhou South Railway Station to Baijiao. Nanshan Temple, located in the foothills of Danxia Mountain on the outskirts of Zhangzhou, is a national key Buddhist temple. Built in the 24th year of Kaiyuan in Tang Dynasty (AD 736), it was originally the private residence of Chen Yong, a teacher of Tang Dynasty. Because of being framed, he had no choice but to offer it as a temple. His daughter cut her hair and named it "Yanfu Temple" and later changed it to "Nanshan Temple". The existing buildings were rebuilt at the end of the Qing Dynasty, but they still retain the style of the Tang Dynasty. The main buildings are the Heavenly King Hall, the Ursa Major Hall, the Jingyi Hall, and the Tibetan Classics Pavilion. The architecture and sculpture in the temple are of high artistic value; Inscriptions, classics and other cultural relics are very rich. There is a big bronze bell cast in the Yanyou period of the Yuan Dynasty; There is a giant Buddha carved from a natural stalagmite in the Tang Dynasty, which is six meters high and is the largest indoor stone carving in Fujian Province. There is a bloody book written by monks and nuns of the temple during the apocalypse of the Ming Dynasty, which lasted for three years, without salt and blood-the remnant of Huayan Jing; There are white marble buddhas donated by overseas Chinese in Myanmar in the 3th year of Guangxu reign (194). In addition, there are landscapes such as Chen Taifu Temple, Xiuzhen Cleanroom and Golden Flower Tomb in the temple. If you visit Nanshan Temple, you can also hear a series of beautiful and philosophical legends. The scenic spot is located in xiangcheng district. You can take bus No.3 and No.12 in Zhangzhou City and get off at Pharmaceutical Factory Station. Tickets are 5 yuan. Sanping Temple is located in Sanping Scenic Area, Wenfeng Town, Pinghe County. It is a famous Buddhist temple in southern Fujian. The temple is dedicated to Yang Yizhong, the founder of Sanping Temple. He is enthusiastic about treating diseases for the people and is deeply loved by the villagers. He is honored as the founder of Sanping Temple and given the title of "Master Guangji" by Tang Xuanzong. Sanping Temple was built in the seventh year of Tang Xiantong (AD 866), and it has enjoyed a high reputation in southern Fujian, Hong Kong, Macao and Southeast Asia. Pilgrims come to burn incense and make wishes, especially on the sixth day of the first lunar month, the sixth day of June and the sixth day of November, when Yang Yizhong was born, became a monk and died, it was full of people, cigarettes and guns. The existing monasteries were rebuilt in the late Qing Dynasty, built on the mountain, from low to high, with buildings such as the mountain gate, the Ursa Major Hall, the ancestral hall, the Buddhist monk's room in Zhaitang, the tower hall and the second floor of the bell and drum, etc., which are rigorous and unique in structure. In 1996, Guangji Garden, Baiguoyuan, Yingke Garden, Yangsheng Mountain Villa and other service facilities were built. Guangji Garden covers an area of 24, square meters, including Deshantang (the exhibition hall of Yang Yizhong's life), Bodhi Forest, Peach Blossom Garden, Jiuqu Bridge, fish observation platform, flowing water dam, Yang Liuan, bamboo wall, Guangjitang, herbal garden and statue of Zushigong. In addition, there are eight scenic spots in Sanping Scenic Area, including Turtle Snake Peak, Tiger Climbing Spring, Mao Shi Cave and Dragon Waterfall. The scenic spot is 47 kilometers away from Zhangzhou City, and you can go there by bus from Zhangzhou West Railway Station. Tickets for 18 yuan are available.