Buddhist Holy Land · Cultural Rongxian

The world's largest Shakyamuni Buddha (present-world Buddha) and the second largest stone-carved Buddha, second only to the Leshan Maitreya Buddha. Originally built in the Tang Dynasty, the Buddha stands 36.67 meters tall with a head length of 8.76 meters, shoulder width of 12.67 meters, knee height of 12 meters, and foot width of 3.5 meters — majestic and exquisitely carved.

The former residence of Wu Yuzhang, a great proletarian revolutionary, educator, historian, and linguist in modern Chinese history. It showcases Wu Yuzhang's life story and revolutionary journey, serving as a patriotic education base.

The first county-level bourgeois revolutionary regime in China — the Rongxian Military Government, established after Rongxian's independence during the 1911 Revolution. It holds significant historical importance.

A national-level water conservancy scenic area with vast water surface and beautiful lake and mountain scenery. It is a comprehensive tourist destination integrating sightseeing, leisure, and vacation, known as the "Pearl of Rongxian."

A provincial-level forest park with high forest coverage and fresh air. It boasts rich plant resources and beautiful natural landscapes, making it an excellent place for mountain climbing, fitness, and summer retreats.

A village showcasing Rongxian's traditional pottery-making craft. Visitors can observe the pottery-making process, experience the fun of handmade pottery, and purchase exquisite pottery crafts.