Chaozhou is located in the east of Guangdong province, with superior geographical position, prosperous economy and convenient transportation. It is an excellent tourist city in China. Beautiful natural scenery, rich cultural relics and unique regional culture are worth exploring.

1. Chaozhou Paifang Street

The archway was demolished in 1951, but it was rebuilt in 26. From the historical point of view, cultural relics are of little value. However, in terms of ornamental value, when you see a row of more than a dozen stone archways standing in front of you, it is like crossing many land borders. In addition, many well-known snack bars on the Internet are interspersed in Paifang Street. Basically, people who come to Chaozhou to play, even if they don't look at the historical sites, will more or less take some photos of the stone archway, which is a must-see attraction. If every archway is carefully explored, you can find every strange thing that has been submerged in history. Kaiyuan Temple was built in the Tang Dynasty and has been maintained for generations. It is the first ancient temple in eastern Guangdong and one of the four existing Kaiyuan temples in China. The whole temple retains the layout of the Tang Dynasty and embodies the architectural art of Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the incense is flourishing.

2. Kaiyuan Temple in Chaozhou

Kaiyuan Temple was founded in the Tang Dynasty and has been maintained throughout the ages. It is the first ancient temple in eastern Guangdong and one of the four existing Kaiyuan temples in China. The whole temple retains the layout of the Tang Dynasty and embodies the architectural art of Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the incense is flourishing. The arch and beam of Kaiyuan Temple are very distinctive. The unique Chaoshan folk carving style is applied to the beam. It should be "flying fish" in the lower corner. In addition, there are sculptures of faucets, lions and other mythical animals. After carving, it is coated with a layer of gold paint, which is a major feature of Chaoshan woodcarving. In addition, the golden lacquer hanging eaves and moire arches under the faucet are beautifully carved and very beautiful.

The stone building is composed of stone carving components, which was built when Kaiyuan Temple was first built. It lasted for more than 12 years. Although the stone surface is seriously eroded and the image is mottled, the sculptures with distinct lines and refined techniques, such as Lux, Manglietia and Shuanglong, are still faintly visible.

3. Xu Fuma House

Xu Mansion is the residence of Xu Xuan, the Xu family in the Northern Song Dynasty, which has been repaired many times in the past dynasties. However, if you want to see the architecture of the Song Dynasty, you may be disappointed. Except for Shijing, some cornerstone walls and the shadow of Song Dynasty, others are the products of future generations' maintenance. According to the data of Xu Fu in Song Dynasty, the main elements of modern houses and wood structures were restored. If you don't mind this, I mainly want to see the specifications of aristocratic mansions in the Song Dynasty, so I can consider it. Xu Fu's cultural relics and exhibitions are few, and most of the rooms are empty, which may not be particularly interesting.

a firewall is built on the external wall to prevent fire and theft. Most buildings are in the style of single eaves and hard roofs. There are also fewer decorations and carvings on the eaves, which are relatively simple and simple.

4. Taifo Palace, Chaozhou

The Taifo Palace is the first Thai Buddhist Brahma in mainlandChina. The surrounding landscape and environment are good. Occasionally, you can see many group tourists coming here to worship Buddha. However, except for the main hall, all other Buddhist temples are closed. Some buildings look older and have more mosquitoes. Remember to bring some mosquito repellent. Taifo Palace, Kaiyuan Temple in Chaozhou, Guangdong Province, is located on the east side of Hanjiang Bridge, opposite Huiru Park. He is an overseas Chinese leader in Thailand. Philanthropist Huiru Xie (1913-1996) donated a large sum of money to build it. Approved by the Bureau of Religious Affairs of the State Council, Chaozhou designed and built the first large-scale Buddhist Brahma in Chinese mainland, which was cut in the Lantern Festival in 1992. On April 11th, the opening ceremony of the Thai bronze Buddha was held. This is a new flower of Sino-Thai friendship, a result of Buddhist exchanges between China and foreign countries, and adds color to Chaozhou, a famous historical and cultural city. The Taifo Palace faces south, covering an area of more than 6, square meters and surrounded by mountains.