Baiquan Lake is surrounded by pavilions and temples built in past dynasties. Built in the Qing Huige (meeting) in the Yuan Dynasty, surrounded by cypresses, it is magnificent. Pavilions such as "Gold Rushing", "Jade Spray", "Lingyuan", "Fish Release", "Heart Washing" and "Dismounting" stand by the lake with simple design and exquisite shape. Among them, "Jin Yong Pavilion" is the most famous one, with more than 50 inscriptions embedded in the pavilion. Su Dongpo, a great writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, visited this place during the period of Yuan You, and wrote six characters "Sumenshan Jinyong Pavilion". The book is soft and hidden, which is praised by tourists.
Wei Yuan Temple
Weiyuan Temple, located on the bank of Hubei Province, was built by mountains and rivers. It used to be a place to worship the river god. Founded in Sui Dynasty, it has been renovated in Song, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. There is a Qinghui Temple in the temple, which was rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty. It is the earliest and most complete ancient building in Baiquan.
Beilang
There is a stele gallery in the northeast of the lake, which was built at 1974. It collected 142 murals lost on stone tablets in the Northern Wei, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. There is a piece of cloth by Song Cuibai.
Baiquan
Bag-shaped monk, Su Shi said in the inscription that "Miao crosses Wu"; Song Yuefei's Four Stone Screens; Jade Que Monument and Pangu Preface Monument in Yuan Dynasty; Yin Mingtang's model monument; The imperial tablet written by Qing Qianlong, the murals of Zheng Qing Banqiao and Wang Suobin are all historical treasures.
On June 25th, 200 1 year, as an ancient building, it was approved by the State Council to be included in the fifth batch of national key cultural relics protection units.
Sumenshan
Sumen Mountain, a branch of Taihang Mountain, is as famous as Baiquan. It is about 180 meters above sea level, backed by high mountains, overlooking blue waves and dense cypresses. During the period when many historical sites were hidden, the scenery was strange and interesting. There is a whistle platform on the top of the mountain, which was the place where Sun and Deng lived in seclusion during the Wei and Jin Dynasties. Sun Deng Zi Gonghe, nicknamed Mr. Su Men, lives in an earthen kiln. In summer, he weaves grass into a petticoat and wears it to his abdomen in winter. He is good at whistling, reading and supporting a stringed piano, which you should not say. Some villagers held it high and threw it into the lake, watched it get angry, climbed out of the water and laughed. Ji Kang, one of the seven sages of bamboo forest, once traveled for three years and asked him what he wanted, but he didn't answer. There is a Confucius Temple on the mountainside, which was built in Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty. During the reign of Xuantong in Qing Dynasty, the stone workshops of "Jiyumen" and "Zishangchuan" were added in the second year. There is a courtyard in the right corner of the mountain, surrounded by Joo Won?, marked by heavy doors. The courtyard is shaded by trees and covered with steles. It is called "the nest of comfort" and is the former residence and lecture place of Shao Yong, a Neo-Confucianism scholar in the Song Dynasty. There is a long cave under it and a "hungry husband's tomb" in the east.
guesthouse
Baiquan Hotel is located in Baiquan Scenic Area, in the ravine on the right side of Sumen Mountain. This building is six stories high and I-shaped. All are made of bluestone, and the eaves are decorated with glazed tiles. It is antique and unique. There are two large stone pillars four meters high and sixty centimeters wide at the entrance. At the top of the column, "Hundreds of springs meet the four seas, and Sumen Mountain welcomes the five continents" is a couplet. There is a pair of two-meter-high Qing Dynasty stone lions in front of the door, and the whole hotel looks magnificent. Well-equipped, thoughtful service, can accommodate 1200 people at a time.
Shaofuzi temple
Shaofuzi Temple is a ancestral temple established by descendants of Shao Yong, one of the four sons of the Northern Song Dynasty. Every major festival, Shao's descendants will come to worship their ancestors.