Things to do in Luohe

It's a great place; you could easily spend a whole day there. My child is quite young, so we rented an electric scooter and rode around for two hours. It's really big! There are also many activities and lots of fun NPCs in the park.

Nanjie Village is an administrative village located in Lin'ying County, Luohe City, Henan Province, China. It is nationally renowned for its adherence to a collective economy, its "wage + supply" distribution system, and its development of red tourism.

I always misremember this place and call it Hexia Street. Later I thought that the whole street was built on the river, so it is quite appropriate to call it Heshang Street. As a relatively small city in Henan Province, Luohe City has not many places to visit. Here you can take a walk and learn about history, which is a good design.

At Xu Shen Cultural Park, you can learn more about Chinese characters, such as the long Chinese character avenue after entering, the enlarged version of the Shuowen Jiezi (a dictionary of Chinese characters), and sculptures depicting idioms. This not only enriches your knowledge but also enhances your national pride!

The zoo has a lot of animals, making it a great place to bring kids. There are also many amusement facilities. The park has recently added a new attraction called the Space Walk, which goes around the entire park and allows you to sit on it and see all the animals. I'll definitely bring my kids to play here once it's completed.

Shahe River and Lihe River meet in Luohe to form Shali River. Now the Luohe Municipal Government has transformed it into a leisure park, built a square, and developed tourist projects such as cruise ships. It has become a beautiful landscape in Luohe City.

[Scenery] A small town I saw on TikTok, I'll check it out on the weekend😁 [Fun] There are many ladies and Hanfu performances [Value for money] It seems to be free Let's go out for a walk after the epidemic,😛

The famous Xiaoshang Bridge is said to have been built in the fourth year of the Kaihuang reign of the Sui Dynasty, which is 584 AD, and has a history of a thousand years. If you look closely, you will find several traces of wheel tracks on the deck of the stone arch bridge. The person in charge of the scenic spot told me that in the past, this was the official road leading to the capital, and horse-drawn carriages often passed through the bridge. After years of rolling, the hard bridge deck was worn out by deep grooves by the wheels.

Highly recommended! I booked the Elephant Travel's expert guided tour of the Longmen Grottoes, and the guide was exceptionally responsible, providing professional and detailed explanations. He eloquently explained the historical background and stories behind the various caves and sculptures in the Western Hills, rather than simply reciting a script. Many key points about the Northern Wei and Tang dynasties were clearly understood, making it feel like attending a vivid history lesson. The pacing was excellent, not rushed, and the headset provided clear audio for easy listening. Hiring a guide is a must when visiting Longmen; on your own, it's just a bunch of rocks, but with an explanation, you can truly understand the stories behind the carvings. The experience was unparalleled, and I was extremely satisfied!