Valley Spring Cultural Park

Valley stream spring refers to a mountain stream located in the Phoenix River on the west side of Gu Temple. It originated from the left mountain of Dijon and twisted six or seven miles to the foot of Phoenix Mountain. The stone walls here are steep, the pine radishes are covered, and the spring stream is in between, and the spring flow is endless. The upstream is famous for the sound of water. The middle section because there are boulders across the stream, like lying cow drinking water, known as stone cattle stream. Downstream name valley stream spring, from the north and south into the diving river, in the middle and lower reaches of the mountain stream up to 1 km long cliffs and boulders between the stream, there are Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing, and the Republic of China tourists visiting the mountain stream scenery in many text inscriptions, calligraphy is rich, rich in content, dazzling, Beautiful. After the cultural relics census found that although the place has been natural weathered and man-made damage, there are still 314 stone carvings clearly visible, which is one of the most concentrated, preserved and intact rock carvings in Anhui Province.

Valley Liuquan Cultural Park, the perfect combination of landscape culture and humanistic culture

Very unexpected attraction, very good

Valley Liuquan Cultural Park is located in the scenic village of Tianzhushan Town, Qianshan County, mainly densely covered with cliffs and river beds. There are more than 400 stone carvings in the park from Tang to the Republic of China, especially in the Song Dynasty. Its content involves astronomy, geography, politics, economy, military, culture, style, poetry, song, chronicle, title, book style, true, grass, affiliation, line, and scorpion. The earliest stone carvings are distributed on the cliff of the east wall of the ancient cave of Shiniu.

Valley Liuquan is located in Qianshan County, Anqing City, Anhui Province. There are more than 400 stone inscriptions in the past dynasties, the most in the Song Dynasty. Stone inscriptions are densely covered with cliff wall panstones and river beds. The inscription authors can check more than 100 people, including Wang Anshi, Huang Tingjian, Su Dongpo and other famous artists.