Where is Qingzhou Ancient City

Qingzhou Ancient City is located in Qingzhou City, Shandong Province.

Consisting of the ancient Dongyang City Beiguan Ancient Neighborhood and Songcheng; the ancient Nanyang City Nanyang River Sightseeing Belt, Evening Garden Historical and Cultural Neighborhood, Nanmen Neighborhood, and the Dongguan Weizicheng Zhaode Ancient Neighborhood, it is a rare Ming and Qing Dynasty Ancient City that is well-preserved and integrated with the mountain, water and city at home and abroad.

Existing government offices, pagodas, more than 120 Ming and Qing Dynasty ancient streets and alleys, more than 400 specialty stores more than 100 kinds of famous food, and a large number of traditional houses. The main attractions are North Gate Street, East Gate Street, Even Garden Street, Zhaode Street (the first ten famous historical and cultural streets in China) and other 10,000 meters of Ming and Qing Dynasty ancient streets.

There are more than 120 attractions such as Qingzhou Museum, Sanxian Ancestral Temple, Li Qingzhao Memorial Hall, Song City and so on. Scenic Spot Grade: National Scenic Spot, National AAAAA Grade Tourist Scenic Spot.

? Cloud Camel Scenic Area:

Located 2.5 kilometers south of Qingzhou City in Shandong Province, it consists of six scenic spots, namely, Cloud Gate Mountain, Camel Mountain, Longtan Lake, Jizi Cultural Park, Fan Gong Pavilion, and Puppet Garden. The scenic area has the royal A-class temple Longxing Temple of Tang and Song dynasties built in Northern Wei Dynasty, the world's first Buddha with a length of 2600 meters, and the largest Shouzi cliff carving in the country, the allusion to Shoubi Nanshan Mountain originates from here.

Scenic Rank: National Key Scenic Spot, National AAAA Scenic Spot, National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit, National Geopark.

? Qingzhou Museum:

Located at the west end of Fan Gongting Park in Qingzhou City, it is the only county-level comprehensive national-level museum in the country, with a collection of more than 400 Buddhist statues in the cellar of Longxing Temple, the first of China's top ten archaeological discoveries in 1996.

The world's best-preserved out of the outline of the East Han Dynasty "Yi Zisun" Jade Bik; the only surviving Ming Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty before the Imperial Examination Scholar Volume Zhao Bingzhong Scholar Volume and other types of cultural relics more than 20,000 pieces. Scenic rank: national museum.