Shundi Temple Archaeological Site Park

The Shundi Temple Archaeological Site Park is divided into three parts: the Shundi Temple Site Museum, the Garden Leisure Area, and the Site Protection Area (including Yuguan Rock). The Shundi Temple Site Museum is a theme museum with Emperor Shun, the Shundi Mausoleum, and Shun worship as its main contents. Based on large-capacity historical information and high-standard cultural relics unearthed from the Shundi Temple site, it confirms the historical fact that "Shun was buried in Jiuyi". It uses high-tech means such as three-dimensional images and physical restoration to give the audience a strong visual impact. It can not only understand the regulations and rituals of worshiping Emperor Shun in the Song Dynasty and before the Song Dynasty, but also is a convenient way to understand Emperor Shun and Shun culture.

The garden leisure area covers an area of ​​20,000 square meters and has cultural landscapes and cultural relics such as leisure squares, landscape canals, and Song Dynasty altars. The garden has winding paths and is fragrant all year round. It is planted with dozens of precious flowers and trees such as golden osmanthus, magnolia, black plum, and Podocarpus.

The site is the core area of ​​the Shundi Temple Archaeological Site Park. It consists of the Song Dynasty Shundi Temple Site and Yuguan Rock. The site was discovered in 2000, and a trial excavation was carried out in 2002. The official excavation was carried out from 2004 to 2005, revealing an area of ​​5,000 square meters including the remains of two large palaces and pavilions. It was announced as a national key cultural relic protection unit in May 2006. The Shundi Temple Site was the main place for worshiping Emperor Shun in the Song Dynasty and before the Song Dynasty. It lasted for more than 1,600 years from the Qin and Han Dynasties to the fourth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1371). A large number of high-standard architectural ceramics and sacrificial ceramics were unearthed in the site.

Yuguan Rock stands alone in the fields, small and exquisite, like a natural bonsai, and is the tomb of Emperor Shun. The mountain is covered with green shade and towering ancient trees. Yuguan Rock is famous because Emperor Shun was buried in Jiuyi Mountain. Literati and poets of all dynasties admired the merits of the former emperor and left poems on the cliff. Cai Yong, Sima Qian, Li Bai, Du Fu, Li Shangyin, Yuan Jie, Xu Xiake, He Shaoji and others have all visited here, leaving immortal poems and essays, making Yuguan Rock fragrant for thousands of years. There are 24 well-preserved cliff carvings from the Southern and Northern Dynasties to the Qing Dynasty on the mountain, among which the six types of fonts in the inscriptions are complete, namely regular script, running script, seal script, official script, cursive script and running script, which is a rare treasure house of calligraphy art.