Xiangyin County Tourism, Yueyang City, Hunan Province

A national wetland park, composed of an ecosystem of 10,000 mu of lake surface, 1,000 mu of wetland and hundreds of bird species, integrating fishing kiln culture, farming culture and Huxiang culture. The scenic area has facilities such as Wetland Museum, Fishing Kiln Town, Flower Sea Paradise, Hot Spring Resort Center, etc. You can take a cruise to enjoy the lake view, watch migratory birds, and experience intangible cultural heritage fishing song performances.

A national key cultural relic protection unit, one of the six famous kilns in the Tang Dynasty. It started firing in the Eastern Han Dynasty and flourished in the Tang Dynasty, famous for celadon, known as the "source of Hunan porcelain". The site covers an area of about 20,000 square meters, and a large number of celadon bowls, plates, pots and other artifacts have been unearthed. There are 3 existing dragon kiln relics, and a display hall is built beside it to introduce the history and craftsmanship of Yuezhou Kiln.

Founded in the Yongchu period of the Liu Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties, with a history of more than 1,500 years, it is a famous ancient temple in the history of Hunan Buddhism, and is known as one of the "Three Great Ancient Temples of Xiaoxiang" together with Lushan Temple in Changsha and Fuyan Temple in Nanyue. The existing buildings were rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty, including Mahavira Hall, Guanyin Hall, Scripture Collection Building, etc. The ancient cypresses in the temple are vigorous, the incense is prosperous, and the evening drum and morning bell have a strong Zen meaning.

A national key cultural relic protection unit, also known as "Liuzhuang", is the place where Zuo Zongtang, a famous minister in the late Qing Dynasty, lived in seclusion to study and farm in his youth. Built in 1843, it covers an area of 4,000 square meters and is a typical Jiangnan residential style. The former residence displays Zuo Zongtang's life story, calligraphy handwriting and agricultural tools, reflecting his concept of "farming and reading to pass on the family".

A provincial cultural relic protection unit, founded in the 8th year of Qingli in the Northern Song Dynasty (1048). The existing buildings were rebuilt in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, and it is one of the most well-preserved Confucian temples in Hunan. The Confucian Temple faces south, with Lingxing Gate, Dacheng Hall, Chongsheng Shrine and other buildings. Especially the stone carved dragon pillars in Dacheng Hall are the most exquisite, showing the essence of Qing Dynasty architectural art.

A provincial forest park, belonging to the remaining vein of Mufu Mountain, with the main peak at an altitude of 523 meters, named because the mountain shape is like a swan spreading its wings. The forest coverage rate in the park reaches 98%, with landscapes such as waterfalls, streams, exotic rocks and ancient trees. There are 5 kilometers of hiking trails and starry sky camping bases built. The average temperature in summer is 24℃, making it a natural oxygen bar for summer resort and leisure.