Things to do in Lvliang

Definitely worth seeing! With over thirty actors, every movement and every line was incredibly professional and dedicated – not at all perfunctory! A fantastic live performance! The stage is movable, and the scenery and stage design were meticulously crafted! Thumbs up! 👍 Everything was very well-conceived, and the content was incredibly rich! I learned so much more about the history of Qikou!

Qikou is a place with early human activities. People here have created a long history and excellent culture. Therefore, Qikou Scenic Area occupies an important place in the hearts of tourists.

This is a unique ancient village in Shanxi, featuring loess cave dwellings. With its distinctive topography, expansive views, and pristine, untouched commercial environment, it's free to visit, offering exceptional value. Quiet and less crowded, it boasts stunning photo opportunities and a relaxed pace suitable for all ages. A visit of 1.5-2 hours is recommended, making it a must-see hidden gem on the Lüliang self-driving loop.

Xiwang Village is located on the banks of the Qiushui River. The village is nestled against the mountains and faces the water, with seven stone-paved streets (two horizontal and five vertical) connecting the courtyards, forming a castle-like, enclosed village with layered, interconnected courtyards and households. For ¥2 per person, we visited one of the families. The elderly lady was very hospitable, giving a detailed introduction to her ancestral home. The stone carvings on the roof beams were exquisite, and she even offered to take photos for us.

The Yellow River Gallery, also known as the Yellow River Hundred Miles Water Erosion Relief, is located in the Qikou section of the Yellow River Grand Canyon in Shanxi and Shaanxi. It is a precious natural heritage. It was formed in the Triassic period. It is a natural cliff relief formed by the combination of groundwater dissolution and river erosion on the thick sandstone of the Triassic system. The Yellow River Gallery has a strong sense of art, like calligraphy, architecture, people, or birds and animals. Different people may see different artistic conceptions from different angles. It makes people marvel at the uncanny craftsmanship of nature.

It is a holy place for children's education. It is worth taking the kids there to see how children lived and revolutionized before liberation.

The whole temple is like a time capsule, and it instantly puts you in the Tang Dynasty, as if time has frozen. I will definitely bring my daughter here when I have one in the future - determined. The "General History of China" published by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences verifies that Wu Zetian was actually born here. There are stone lions from the Tang Dynasty, which are very different from the modern ones, more imposing, and more confident. There are also stone tablets and other cultural relics from various dynasties in the museum. Wenshui is a small city with outstanding people and beautiful scenery. It is recommended to experience the Phoenix City located next to the Dragon City!

Excellent, definitely worth seeing. It truly lives up to its reputation for filial piety, righteousness, tolerance, and magnanimity; its spirit is truly awe-inspiring.

It is a very old town. It is convenient to drive here. There are many ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasties in the town.

Having been there and seen it, the obsession has been let go. I always wanted to see it again. I was afraid it would disappear one day. Looking up, I marveled at the wisdom of the ancients. Those who appreciate architecture will certainly not be disappointed.