1, Zisheng Temple
Zisheng Temple is located at the foot of Hantong Mountain in Zhacun Town, Laizhou City, Shandong Province. Because of its quiet and elegant, it is also known as the "Hanshongshan Zisheng Temple". Zisheng Temple is a century-old temple. It is divided into two halls, the front hall and the back hall. The back hall is dedicated to the statues of Amitabha and Guanyin, and the statue of Bodhisattva is the most popular. The front hall is dedicated to Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha statue of the pharmacist, the Earth-hid King, the Manjusri Bodhisattva, the Earth-hid King Bodhisattva and the Eighteen Arhats.
2. Yantai Rose Garden Scenic Area
"Rose Garden" is located at the northern foot of Yunfeng in Laizhou City. There are more than 200,000 roses in five categories and seven colors in the garden. It is the most complete and largest ecological rose garden in China. The layout of the rose garden is divided into "one axis, one ring and four areas".
3. Dajishan Scenic Area in Yantai City
Great ji shan, Sima Qian, a historian of Han Dynasty, mentioned many times in Historical Records that there are eight famous mountains in the world, three of which are in barbarian places and five in China. In China, Huashan Mountain, Shoushan Mountain, Taishi Mountain, Taishan Mountain and Donglai Mountain are places where the Yellow Emperor visited the gods. It is the birthplace of sixteen surnames such as Guo, Ge, Ke and Ren among Chinese in the world.
4. Laizhou Majiazhuang Modern Agricultural Park
Majiazhuang Modern Agriculture Garden is a diversified comprehensive sightseeing picking garden integrating entertainment, leisure, experience and sightseeing. It is mainly composed of ten modules: landscape garden, wildlife park, playground, fruit forest planting base, fruit and vegetable picking base, under-forest breeding demonstration base, ecological garden hotel, ecological fishing field, wealth source and thousand mu flower sea.
5. Laizhou Museum
Laizhou is an ancient cultural city with many cultural relics. Collect cultural relics scattered in the museum. For example, the collection of the first and second volumes of Yongle Dadian in Ming Dynasty; 6.5 kilograms of Han Dynasty salt official giant seal found in Westward Journey; In September 2000, the inscription of four immortals in Yunfeng's carved stone "The Name of Nine Immortals" was discovered, which caused a sensation in the calligraphy world. In May 2003, a Buddha statue and two stone buddhas were discovered in the Northern Wei Dynasty. June 5438+October 2004 10, a canoe of Sui and Tang Dynasties was found near Tushan Haicang.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Laizhou Museum