Huainan

An ancient Chu-Han land on the banks of the Huai River, rich in heritage with the Shouxian Ancient City Wall, Bagong Mountain, and the ancient Anfengtang reservoir.

Huainan is located in north-central Anhui Province, straddling both banks of the Huai River. Shouxian County, under its jurisdiction, was once the late capital of the Chu State. Its well-preserved Song dynasty city wall is the city's signature landmark. Within the city lie Bao'en Temple, the Confucian Temple, Shouxian Mosque, and the Chu Culture Museum. The Bagong Mountain Scenic Area is connected to the legends of Liu An, King of Huainan, and is also considered one of the birthplaces of tofu. Anfengtang, an ancient reservoir from the Spring and Autumn period, is a famous water conservancy project, and Jiaogang Lake Wetland is ideal for sightseeing. Spring and autumn are the best times to visit. It is close to Hefei, and visitors can travel via Hefei Xinqiao International Airport or transfer by high-speed rail.

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