Guannan Erlangshen Cultural Relics Park Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Guannan Erlangshen Cultural Relics Park traces the best hometown of Erlangshenjun, who is both physical and spiritual, and one of the four famous works "Journey to the West" as well as the author. According to research, the Guanjiang estuary where Erlangshen was stationed is today's Guanhekou. The park features imitation of ancient Tang Dynasty architecture, with the theme of promoting "filial piety" culture, and focuses on wetland protection, leisure and entertainment, and ecological experience. It connects the culture of "Erlang God and Guannan" into a real scenic spot visible to the naked eye, attracting people from all directions. Curious tourists come to explore, and the many Erlangqi anecdotes passed down from generation to generation along the Guan River have become topics that people enjoy talking about after visiting.

Attractions distribution:

Erlangshen Cultural Relics Park is located in the core area of ​​Wulongkou, 1 km north of the county, covering an area of ​​395 acres and a construction area of ​​16,000 square meters. The park is constructed in two phases. The first phase is mainly to excavate the culture of Erlang Shen. From west to east, major buildings such as the Zhanjiao Platform, Cixiao Pavilion, Erlang Cultural Palace, Zhenjun Hall and the Tourist Service Center will be built respectively; the second phase is the Erlang God Fighting Garden. It focuses on wetland ecology, and uses greening, garden sketches and other buildings to reflect the story of the war in "Journey to the West".

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, worship, mythical characters, hometown, religion