Zhengxiang District Tourism, Hengyang City, Hunan Province

The highest peak in Hengyang urban area, with a main peak altitude of 238 meters and a forest coverage rate of over 90%, known as the "Urban Green Lung of Hengyang". There are historical sites such as Diku Shrine and Yanyu Temple on the mountain, with well-equipped mountain climbing trails. It is an ideal place for citizens to climb mountains, exercise and sightseeing, and you can overlook the whole view of Hengyang city from the top.

A temple dedicated to Diku, a humanistic ancestor of the Chinese nation. It is said that Diku once lived in the Yumushan Mountain area. The temple has simple and elegant architecture, with statues of Diku and displays of relevant historical and cultural relics. It is an important place to understand the ancient Chinese civilization and the local history of Hengyang.

A group of ancient buildings from the Qing Dynasty, an important heritage site of the Hengyang Defense War, now the Hengyang Memorial Hall of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. The architecture is a typical style of Xiangnan folk houses, with a special exhibition on the Hengyang Defense War inside. Through cultural relics, pictures, scene restoration and other forms, it comprehensively displays the history of Hengyang's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.

The administrative center square of Hengyang City, covering a vast area with beautiful environment. Around the square are concentrated important public buildings such as the municipal government building, museum and library. With modern and grand architectural style, it is an important place to understand Hengyang's modern urban construction and administrative culture.