Category: Xiangyang Travel Guide

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

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

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

Established in 1975, Xiangyang Museum (襄阳博物馆) in Hubei Province relocated to its current site on December 28, 2008, and began [...]

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

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

The Xiangshui River Scenic Area (香水河风景区), located in Nanzhang County, Hubei Province, is originally known as Chenjia River and is [...]

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

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

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

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

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