Shaodong City Tourism, Shaoyang, Hunan

The core urban park of Shaodong City covers an area of about 64 hectares, with a main pattern of "one mountain and two lakes". It has facilities such as Zhaoyang Pavilion, Mid-lake Island, and fitness trails. The park is rich in vegetation with different scenery in four seasons, integrating leisure and fitness, cultural display, and ecological protection functions. It is an important window to show the urban style of Shaodong.

A former residence renovated and protected in memory of the famous musician He Luting, covering an area of about 1200 square meters, it is a typical central Hunan residential building. The former residence displays He Luting's life story, music manuscripts, daily necessities, etc., showing his growth from a rural teenager to a music master, and the historical background of his creation of classic works such as "Guerrilla Song".

A natural scenic area built on the basis of Liuguangling Reservoir, with a lake surface area of about 1900 mu, dotted with small islands in the lake and surrounded by mountains and forests. You can take a boat tour, go fishing, watch birds in the scenic area, and there are leisure plank roads and viewing platforms by the lake. The scenery is particularly charming when peach blossoms are in full bloom in spring, making it an ideal place for ecological leisure.

A famous mountain in the eastern part of Shaodong City, with a main peak altitude of 496 meters, named after the legend that She Taijun trained soldiers here. There are landscapes such as Shehu Nunnery, Feilai Stone, and Wangfu Stone in the mountain. The mountain climbing trail winds up, and you can overlook the surrounding rural pastoral scenery from the top of the mountain. A traditional temple fair is held on the 19th day of the second lunar month every year, with a large number of pilgrims and a lively atmosphere.

A stone arch bridge built in the Qing Dynasty, spanning the Hongqiao River, with a total length of more than 50 meters and a width of about 6 meters, it is a five-hole stone arch structure. The bridge body is exquisitely designed, with piers shaped like boats to resist water impact, and stone railings and stone lions decorated on both sides of the bridge deck. It reflects the superb bridge construction skills in central Hunan during the Qing Dynasty and is a provincial-level cultural relic protection unit.