Erwangmiao
Erwang Temple is located on the hillside on the right bank of Minjiang River, in front of Dujiangyan. Originally a memorial hall for the King of Shu, it was renamed "Chongde Hall" because Qi Jianwu (AD 494-498) offered sacrifices to Li Bing and his son. After the Song Dynasty (AD 960 ~ 1279), Li Bing and his son were successively crowned as kings by the emperor, so people later called it the "Two Kings Temple". The main hall of the temple is dedicated to the statue of Li Bing and his son, and there are famous sayings about water control and inscriptions by poets. These buildings are located on the east bank of Dujiangyan canal head, with large scale, rigorous layout and extremely quiet land. This is a famous scenic spot integrating temples and gardens. Covering an area of about 50,000 square meters, the main building is about 1 1,000 square meters. The Erwang Temple is divided into two parts: the garden area in the east and the temple area in the west. The whole temple is a wooden structure building, which is built on the mountain completely relying on the natural geographical environment, and the architectural style does not emphasize the symmetry of the central axis.
Fulongguan
Fulongguan is located in Lidui Park. It is next to a deep pool. According to legend, Li Bing and his son conquered the dragon here when they were controlling the water, so they changed their offerings to Li Bing in the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty and named it "Fulongguan". There are three existing halls, in the front of which there is a stone statue of Li Bing carved in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 25-220). There are also the ruins of the Eastern Han Dynasty weir stone tripod, and the scene when the sages and princesses in the Tang Dynasty became monks in Qingcheng Mountain. Fulongguan is also known as Laowang Temple, Gong Li Temple and Gong Li Temple. In the fifth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1866), the governor of Sichuan thought: "Although I am a saint, I don't eat before my father. The situation is meritorious to the public: there are also meritorious deeds to Shu, and merits can not be consolidated. Today, I have forgotten my ancestors, so I must hide my father's confusion. "
An Lan suo bridge
An Lan Lock Bridge is also called "An Lan Bridge" and "Lovers Bridge". Located above the fish mouth of Dujiangyan, it spans the two rivers inside and outside, and is known as the "five ancient bridges in China", which is the most distinctive landscape of Dujiangyan. It was built before the Song Dynasty and was destroyed by war in the late Ming Dynasty (17th century). It was called "Zhupu Bridge" in ancient times, but it was changed to "Appraisal Bridge" in the first year of Song Chunhua, and the new bridge built in Jiaqing period of Qing Dynasty was renamed "An Lan Bridge". The original cable bridge was supported by wooden rafts and stone piers, suspended by thick bamboo cables, with wooden boards as the deck and surrounded by bamboo cables on both sides, with a total length of about 500 meters. This bridge is a steel cable concrete pile. The cable bridge originated in western Sichuan. The exact date of the construction of Anlan Cable Bridge is not available, but according to the records of Huayang and Shu, Li Bing is "capable". The book Water Classic Notes on Rivers records that "there is a bridge in Fujiang River", which proves that at least the construction of An Lan Bridge will not be later than that of Dujiang Weir. It means bamboo cable, which is the main building material of ancient cable bridge in western Sichuan, so Anlan cable bridge is also called bamboo bridge, cable bridge and bamboo rattan bridge. The bridge was rebuilt on 1974 and moved down 100 meters. Bamboo cables were replaced by steel cables, and the wooden piers supporting the steel cables were replaced by concrete piles.
Dujiangyan, Huangcheng Temple
Dujiangyan City God Temple is located in Xingfu Road, Dujiangyan City, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, south of Lei Yu, north of Leiyushan Square, adjacent to Dujiangyan Scenic Area. City God is an important god universally worshipped in China's religious culture. Most of them are played by famous ministers and heroes who have contributed to the local people. In China folk and Taoism, they are the gods to protect the city. 20 13 was officially announced by the State Council as the seventh batch of national key cultural relics protection units.