Archers-Training Rostrum

     It is also called “Cao Cao’s Rostrum for Appointing Generals.” It is located on the northern side of Huaihe Road (east section). At 4.3 meters high, it covers an area of 3,800m2. It has a history of more than 1,700 years. “ The Shady Pines on the Jiaonu Rostrum” was one of “the eight scenic sights in ancient Luyang (former name of Hefei).”

Mingjiao Temple

     Located above the Jiaonu Rostrum, it is a key temple in China. Founded in the Southern Dynasties (420-589 AD), it is composed of three parts---the Buddhas，Halls, the library of the sutras, and the western chamber garden. There are more than 30 statues of Buddhas. The Grand Hall has upturned eaves and aeolian bells. On the roof of the hall there is a giant gourd-shaped tip made of tin, shining and pointing to the sky. 　

Park of Three-Kingdoms Ruins
    Known as “New Town of the Three Kingdoms” in history, Park of the Three-Kingdoms Ruins is situated at Sanshigang in the northwest suburbs of Hefei, 2.5 kilometers to the east of Mt. Jiming and on the north of the former river course of the Feihe River. The park covers an area of 24 hectares, proclaimed as a city-level cultural relic by the Municipality in 1985. At present, there still remain 18 foundations of the rammed earth city wall, and everywhere within the town ruins are scattered fragments of bricks and tiles dating back to the Qin and Han Dynasties. A large number of weapons of the Han Dynasty have been unearthed here. The course of the city moat, which is 50 meters wide, is still visible around the town.