归档： Attractions

The South Peak of Mount Hua, at an altitude of 2160.8 meters, is the highest peak of Mount Hua. The South Peak has two summits: the eastern summit, Songhui Peak, is named for the many pine and cypress trees that grow there; the western summit, Luoyan Peak, is the highest point of the South Peak. Legend has it that because the mountain is so high, even wild geese cannot fly over it and must rest here, hence the name. Climbing to the top of the South Peak, one can see all the surrounding mountains below, overlooking the Loess Plateau, the Wei River Plain, and the Yellow River, Jing River, and Wei River all within view, filling one with a sense of grandeur and allowing one to truly appreciate the majestic and imposing grandeur of Mount Hua, enjoying the magical feeling of being in the heavens and walking on clouds. At the summit of the South Peak is Laozi Cave, where, according to legend, Laozi, the founder of Taoism, lived in seclusion. On a rock high at the summit of the South Peak are the two large characters “Zhen Yuan” (True Source). In addition, the South Peak also features Laozi Peak, the Alchemy Furnace, and the Bagua Pool, all of which are related to the legends of Laozi. North of Laojun Cave is Taishang Spring, flowing eastward down a stream, now called “Yangtian Pool,” its water a vibrant green year-round. At the foot of the cliff to its east is the “South Heavenly Gate” stone archway. On the South Peak of Mount Hua also stands the Jintian Palace, built during the Ming Dynasty, also known as the White Emperor Temple, dedicated to Shaohao, the god of Mount Hua.

The Shaanxi Ancient Ferry Town Scenic Area is located in the southern part of a section of the core scenic area of ​​Hukou Waterfall on the Yellow River in Shaanxi Province. Built on the site of the ancient market town of Gezhentan, it features a terraced layout of traditional Shaanxi cave dwellings, preserving the original village fabric and layout to the greatest extent possible, and recreating the once bustling market town of the Yellow River ferry. The Shaanxi Ancient Ferry Town Scenic Area enjoys a superior geographical location, approximately 5 kilometers north of Hukou Waterfall. To the north lies Mengmen Mountain, to the west is the G309 National Highway, to the east is the Yellow River, and to the south is the Yellow River Hotel. The layout is designed with two entrances for reception and service (north and south), a central village for leisure and vacation, and an eastern riverside sightseeing area. The overall space is divided into a reception and service area, a themed inn area, and a riverside experience area, providing tourists with local specialty dining, boutique guesthouses, unique souvenirs, and folk experience services. It is an important part of the Hukou Waterfall Scenic Area, effectively diverting peak tourist traffic and further enriching and deepening the cultural significance of the Hukou Waterfall’s main landscape. In early summer, the scenic area is lush with flowers and trees. Standing at the “Ancient Ferry Pavilion”, you can enjoy the scenery of the Yellow River, the original appearance of the Qin-Jin Grand Canyon, the wonder of the Ten-Mile Dragon Gorge, the ancient ferry site, the Mengmen Strange Stones in the close view, and the distant view of Nüjiao waiting for her husband. You can truly feel the love of Nüjiao, the wife of Yu the Great, who leaned on the ferry and longed for her husband’s return.

The Tomb of Prince Yide is the tomb of Li Chongrun, the eldest son of Li Xian, the Zhongzong Emperor of Tang, and Empress Wei, the grandson of Emperor Gaozong of Tang and Empress Wu Zetian. It is an earthen tomb close to Qianling Mausoleum, and is also the largest, highest-standard, and imperial-level tomb among the Tang Dynasty tombs excavated so far.Prince Yide Li Chongrun was “beaten to death” in Luoyang because he secretly discussed Wu Zetian’s private life in her later years with his sister Princess Yongtai and brother-in-law Wu Yanji. In 705 AD, Li Xian, the Zhongzong Emperor of Tang, ascended the throne and posthumously named him the crown prince, with the posthumous name “Yide”. In 706 AD, his coffin was moved from Luoyang to Shaanxi, “called the tomb as a mausoleum”, and buried with the Qianling Mausoleum with imperial rites. The tomb passage is 100.8 meters long and 3.9 meters wide. It consists of a tomb passage, six passages, seven patios, eight toilets, front and back corridors, and front and back tomb chambers. The most valuable things in the tomb are the murals. These murals are rich in content, colorful, and full of life. They fully demonstrate the momentum and environment of the heyday of the Tang Dynasty, provide very important physical materials for studying the history and culture of the Tang Dynasty, and also show people the superb artistic attainments of Tang Dynasty painters and the highly developed painting level in China nearly 1,300 years ago.

Xi’an Romantic Show – Theater 1 is a professional theater space specially built for the large-scale immersive performance “Xi’an Eternal Love”. The performance blends traditional story elements with modern stage technology, weaving together plot and visual effects to provide a rich artistic experience for audiences of all ages. The interior layout of Theater No. 1 emphasizes the viewing experience, with strong interaction between the audience seating and the stage, making each performance vibrant and engaging. Performances are typically rehearsed daily with multiple shows, and audiences can easily find their theater seats by following the signs after entering the park. Xi’an Romantic Show – Theater 1 is not only a space for watching artistic performances, but also an important window into experiencing the cultural charm of this ancient city and understanding its millennia-old civilization. The exciting performances here every day attract many local and out-of-town tourists, making it one of the must-see highlights of a cultural tour of the Xi’an Expo Park.

The Tang Dynasty palace Yan Yue performance “Drum” in the Tang Dynasty Furong Garden uses an immersive stage drama narrative method to tell the story of a talented young man in Chang’an of the Tang Dynasty who went through trials and grew into a legendary drum master, and shined at Xuanzong’s birthday banquet. .Through highly immersive scenes, plots with conflicts and conflicts, and rich and full characterizations, the repertoire leads the audience to immerse themselves in the gorgeous dreamland of the royal voice and elegant show, and taste the charm of the palace music of the prosperous Tang Dynasty.”Xi’an Drum Music” is one of the large-scale folk instrumental music types discovered and preserved so far in my country. It has rich tunes, rigorous form and distinctive style, and is known as “the symphony of ancient China”. Because the inheritance method is very primitive, for more than a thousand years, the charm of the music has been taught by folk music masters, musicians, and artists to this day. After many vicissitudes and many life and death disasters, “Xi’an Drum Music” has left us a piece of Chinese national music. Real history. Today, the Dongcang Drum Club performs and inherits the music in the Tang Dynasty Furong Garden, allowing friends from China and the world to reveal, understand, and understand the legendary and mysterious drum music.The Tang Dynasty palace Yan Yue performance “Drum” in Furong Garden of the Tang Dynasty inherits the cultural connotation of thousands of years and shows the style of ancient music in time and space for thousands of years.It restores and revives Chinese style and Chinese royal style classical music.The eternal music dream, dreaming back to the people of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the Tang Dynasty court Yan music “Drum” will never leave you!

The Xi’an Tang Hanguang Gate Museum is located at the Hanguang Gate section of the City Wall of Nanjing, and houses the relic site of the Chang’an City walls from the Tang Dynasty. Honglu Temple, where foreign guests were received during the Tang Dynasty, is also located at Hanguang Gate. The museum is divided into three parts: the East Hall, Central Hall and West Hall. The site of the Tang Dynasty Hanguang Gate in the East Hall draws imaginings of the grandeur and majesty of time past.