Hexi Site: Qutuo Pass Dudu Shuaifu Site: Qutuo Pass Dudu Shuaifu Site is located on a Pingdingshan at 12km north of Hexi Town, with vast mountains and lush surrounding trees. Historically, it was a strategic and military place in south-central Yunnan. In the 20th year of Yuan Dynasty (1283), Qutuo Pass established Xuanwei Department, which was in charge of military and civilian households and governed southern Yunnan. Yuanjiang and other places were declared Marshal's Mansion. During the Yuan Qing and Yan Yu years, Qutuo Pass was "a sea of people, and the town was full of wind and rain". During the reign of Emperor Taizu Yi Chou (1325), he was a "teacher". In the fifth year of Zhengren (1342), it is said that Marshal Lu built the Wolong Temple and the Temple.
Mucheng Site: Mucheng Site is located on Mucheng Mountain, 4 kilometers northwest of Hexi. According to Qing Qianlong [[Hexi County Records]], "Yuan soldiers are stationed here." According to legend, this city was built with wood on the unchangeable stone foundation of the city, so it is called "wooden city". According to the investigation of 1986 joint archaeological group of provinces, cities and counties, the village on the top of the mountain is 65438+.
Xiula County Site: Xiula County Site is located in Luojishang Village, Hexi Town. In the seventh year of Yuan Xianzong (1257), it belonged to Ajihua, named Xiula County, and was located in Luojishang Village under Luofeng Mountain. In the seventh year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (147 1), the government moved to Kun Village at the foot of Puying Mountain (now the seat of Hexi Town People's Government).
Xiaolongtan Site: Xiaolongtan Site is located at the east foot of Phoenix Mountain in Shishanzui, Hexi Town. From 65438 to 0983, the Provincial Geological Bureau collected the skeletal fossils of mammals such as rhinoceros, leopard, muntjac, deer and golden monkey.
Hexi Confucian Temple: Located in the southeast of Hexi Town, it was relocated in the seventh year of Ming Chenghua (147 1) and rebuilt. Guangxu 16th year (1890) overhaul. Dacheng Hall covers an area of more than 9,000 square meters, with five rooms, with a width of19.2m, a depth of1.3m and a height of 1 1 m. There is a single-eave hard-topped wooden frame with carved birds, ancient lions and ancient columns under the eaves. Civilization Square is an archway with a height of 8 meters. There are a pair of stone lions and Kirin on the two cornerstones in the middle, a pair of blue stone balustrades with columns, and the roof truss is supported by small bucket arches, which is magnificent. On April 30th, 20001year, it was listed as the first batch of municipal key cultural relics protection units in Yuxi, and was listed as the provincial key cultural relics protection unit in 2003.
Giant Buddha Temple: Located in the middle of Hexi City, also known as "Daxing Temple", it was built during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty. The hall is the second courtyard, and the main hall has five bays. The double eaves rest on the top of the mountain, and the wooden frame is lifted. The front and rear eaves are made of large materials, and the carvings are rough. The eaves columns are decorated in the Yuan Dynasty, and the bucket arches are partially inlaid with Yuan Dynasty components, which retains the architectural style of the Yuan and Ming Dynasties. It is the earliest building in Tonghai County. On April 30th, 20001,it was listed as the first batch of municipal key cultural relics protection units, and in 2003 it was listed as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit.
Yongji Bridge: commonly known as Saddle Bridge and Pteris vittata Bridge. Located outside the north gate of Hexi Town, across the Liuli River, it was built in Hongzhi period of Ming Dynasty (1488- 1492) and rebuilt in forty-five years of Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1707). This bridge is beautiful, just like a meniscus. Yongji Bridge is a red sandstone single-span arch bridge, with a total length of 34m, a width of 5.3m, a height of 7m and a span of 10m, showing a rainbow shape. Stone around the bridge arch is laid vertically and horizontally, and there is no hinged arch stone. The bridge deck is paved with sandstone slabs of different specifications, and both sides of the guardrail are built with long sandstone. Tianjin Bridge, once a business trip to South China (Simao, Jinghong and other places), has been more than 400 years, and its structure is still solid and well preserved. It is a treasure in the architectural art of ancient bridges in Tonghai County. On April 30th, 200 1 year, it was listed as the first batch of municipal key cultural relics protection units in Yuxi.
Ancient tree: located in the southwest corner of Confucian Temple in Hexi, it is a rare tree species of hazelnut and cypress. According to the records in Continued Hexi County Records of the Republic of China, "this cypress was planted in the early Tang Dynasty, more than a thousand years ago, and was called Cooper before the establishment of the Confucian Temple in the Yuan Dynasty". Today, Cooper is dark and fragrant, swaying and charming as a dragon, with a height of 15 m and a root circumference of 4.5 m. According to legend, when the water level of the lake at the foot of the ancient Qilu River was high, the port was not far from this tree, and fishermen often tied their boats to this cypress tree. There are bronze nails on the tree to tie the boat. In ancient times, it was called "Cooper towering into the sky", which is one of the eight scenic spots in Hexi County. On April 30th, 200 1 year, it was listed as the first batch of key cultural relics protection units in the city.