Hubei Historical Sites

Xushu Temple (徐庶庙), also known as Shan Gong Temple or Xu Gong Temple, is situated in Nanzhang County, Xiangyang City, […]

Baishui Temple (白水寺), situated atop Lion Mountain in Zaoyang City, Hubei Province, holds a significant historical and cultural legacy. The

Guangde Temple (广德寺), originally named Yunju Temple, is a renowned Buddhist temple adjacent to the ancient Longzhong in Hubei Province,

Shuijing Village (水镜庄), located 500 meters south of Nanzhang County town, is nestled along the banks of the Man River

Zhongxuan Pavilion (仲宣楼), situated atop the southeastern corner of the Xiangyang Ancient City, was erected in commemoration of the poet

King Xiang’s Mansion, also known as Xiangwang Mansion (襄王府), served as the residence of Zhu Zhanshan, the fifth son of

Zhaoming Tower, also known as Zhaomingtai (昭明台) stands at the heart of the ancient city of Xiangyang, built in memory

Xiangyang Ancient City (襄阳古城), situated on the southern bank of the Han River in Hubei Province, is renowned for its

Migong Temple (米公祠), located in Xiangyang City, is a revered shrine dedicated to Mi Fu, a renowned calligrapher and painter

The moat, also known as city ditch, serves as a protective waterway surrounding a city’s walls. In the case of

Xiangyang Tang City Film and Television Base (襄阳唐城影视基地) is a large comprehensive tourist destination primarily focused on providing film and

The ancient city wall of Xiangyang (襄阳古城墙), initially constructed during the early Han Dynasty (specific date unknown), has undergone numerous