Things to do in Puyang County

It is worth recommending to everyone, you can go and have a look.

The transportation is convenient, and every performance is wonderful, with stories, content, and thrills. I experienced an unprecedented visual impact, and I like the professionalism of the actors. The staff are also very friendly.

The State of Wei, founded in the early Zhou Dynasty, had its capital at Chaoge. Qicheng was a small city located in the heart of Wei. In 629 BC, Duke Cheng of Wei moved the capital to Diqiu (present-day Puyang), which served as the political, economic, and cultural center of Wei for 388 years. Later, as the state's power declined, Qicheng became a key military stronghold on the northern border. The name "Qi" appears more than 40 times in the Spring and Autumn Annals. The *Zuo Zhuan* records that from 626 BC to 531 BC, feudal lords and high officials from various states held seven alliance meetings in Qicheng. The ruins of Qicheng contain a 20-meter-long, 16-meter-wide, and 4-meter-high platform, a rammed-earth platform built during the Spring and Autumn Period. The Qicheng ruins are located in the southern part of Puyang city. The city wall has a circumference of 1520 meters, with the highest remaining section reaching 8.5 meters and the widest section 16 meters. There are gaps of 30-40 meters wide on all four sides, likely remnants of ancient city gates. Admitted free of charge, this site, besides its historical significance, is also a popular spot for locals to relax. It has four gates: east, west, south, and north; parking is available outside the east gate.

Puyang Museum, a palace carrying a profound historical and cultural heritage, shows the world the brilliant civilization achievements and unique charm of the Puyang area with its rich collection of cultural relics, careful exhibition layout and in-depth historical interpretation.

You can walk on the ground, it's very chill, if there are few people, it's very quiet, the scenery is also beautiful, it's very suitable for the park for 20 minutes

这里的动物不少，特别适合带着孩子来看动物，喂体验喂食动物，不过养动物的环境稍微差点，老虎不少，大象长颈鹿太少

Mount Tai, the most revered of the Five Sacred Mountains, is a must-see. Remember to bring a five-yuan ticket to check it off your list. The natural grandeur and millennia-old cultural heritage blend seamlessly. The winding stone steps are dotted with cliff carvings, and the Eighteen Bends offer a challenging and treacherous experience. Only by reaching the summit of Jade Emperor Peak can you truly appreciate the awe-inspiring feeling of "Ascending to the highest peak, all mountains appear small." For sunrise and sea of ​​clouds views, consider a night climb; be prepared for the wind at the summit. If your stamina is average, you can take a bus and cable car from Tianwai Village, choosing your route flexibly. Although the climb is arduous, the expansive feeling at the summit makes all the fatigue worthwhile. Everyone should climb Mount Tai at least once in their life.

It is worth visiting. The place is huge but I find the number of visitors huge. It's kinda hard to see the grottoes up cup close. There are other things to see aside from the grottoes like the temple (forgot the name though), river viewing and of course you can also ride the boats with extra charge. Thus, the amount you pay is actually worth it.

Wonderful theme park with lots of activities and performances

1. Dinosaur Park: Introducing dozens of large and medium-sized dinosaurs, all kinds of dinosaurs in various shapes and forms, allowing you to be in the Jurassic era. 2. Rocking Flying Chair: Romantic couple tour, youth challenge tour. 3. Pirate Ship: Romantic couple tour, youth challenge tour. 4. Self-controlled Airplane: Romantic couple tour, youth challenge tour. 5. Jungle Knight: Family parent-child tour. 6. Jungle Flying Squirrel: Various preferential activities and preferential packages are launched during the festival.