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- 7.64.6/52993 Review
based on 318 reviews"The teacher of Baima Temple explained a lot, but the content was more fast, and there were few points that could be remembered. It only talked about the scope of Baima Temple. The three foreign temple areas next to it were not spoken. It was more suitable for taking pictures and punching in. In addition, there is a stop tea house very famous and free tea is provided."Luoyang26.8km from MengzhouHighlights: The White Horse Temple was built in AD 68 and is the first temple built by the government after Buddhism was introduced to China. There are five major halls in the temple, located on a central axis. The Great Hall of Buddha is the main hall and also the main place of buddha rite. Today, a new "World Hall of Exposition" is built next to the White Horse Temple to showcase the Buddhist temples of India, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Myanmar, Japan, and South Korea.Show Less - 6.64.2/5625 ReviewFrom8.63based on 101 reviews"The breeze is blowing, the temperature is just right. A fun historical and cultural feast. The elephant tourist teacher said Xiao Jiang, explaining meticulously. Tell history, politics, and culture very clearly. Not only children, but even adults have benefited a lot."Luoyang.Old Town Center38.6km from MengzhouHighlights: Lijingmen Scenic Area was built in the Sui Dynasty. According to the "Tang Two Jingcheng Square Examination", there are two gates on the west side of Dongdu Imperial City, Nanli Lijingmen and Beiyu Xuanhuimen. Today's Lijingmen has become a comprehensive scenic spot integrating historical sites, folk customs, dining, entertainment and accommodation. Tianhou Palace, Jiu Di Palace, Sanshen Temple, Chenghuang Temple, Guanyin Temple and other ancient temples are listed among them, and they have been rated as one of the new eight scenic spots in Luoyang.Show Less
- 7.74.3/54397 ReviewFrom16.87based on 12 reviews"This is mainly the attractions for taking photos for everyone. It is very recommended to take pictures at night. The effect during the day is not good at night. As for the cultural relics visited, it can be said that there are basically no cultural relics except the locust. After all, the history of the Tang Dynasty is too long."Luoyang.Old Town Center39.4km from MengzhouHighlights: The Sui Tang Luoyang City National Heritage Park is the core palace area of the Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties and Song dynasties. The more famous attractions here include the Heavenly Hall and the Hall of Enlightenment that dates from the Wu Zetian period of the Tang Dynasty. The Mingtang scenic spot is located on the central axis of the Luoyang city in the Sui and Tang dynasties. It was the palace's main hall, where Tang Gaozong and Wu Zetian dominated the state administration. The original version of the heavenly floater in Tsui Hark's 2013 film "Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame" can be found here.Show Less
- 7.04.6/5411 ReviewFreebased on 2 reviews"The tomb museum is very worth visiting. Mr. Zhang Yu's explanation for more than 2 hours is fascinating, and the tomb culture of each dynasty is martyred. Just like telling a story, we have not heard enough and received a lot of goods."Luoyang.North airport area39.5km from MengzhouHighlights: Luoyang Ancient Art Museum is located in Lushan Town, Luoyang City. It is divided into the tombs of the past dynasties, the tombs of the Northern Wei Emperor and the exhibition hall of murals. Here, the tombs of various periods in ancient China were preserved, all of which were relocated from the original site, and were restored in the underground exhibition area according to the shape of the tomb. Visitors can get close to the inner environment of the ancient tomb, including tomb building, unearthed cultural relics, and brick carving art.Show Less
- 7.74.4/51775 ReviewFrom11.12"We went at night, much cooler than during the day, the night view was particularly beautiful, and it echoed the Mingtang Paradise opposite. There are performances at night, and there are also many Hanfu ladies, as if they have passed through, it is a particularly wonderful feeling."Luoyang.Old Town Center39.7km from MengzhouHighlights: Yingtianmen is the south gate of Luoyang City Palace City in Sui and Tang Dynasties. It was built in the first year of Daye in Sui Dynasty, that is, in AD 605. It has gone through four periods of Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties and Northern Song Dynasty successively. The Jinbing was burnt and used for 523 years. Yingtianmen was an important place for holding major state celebrations and diplomatic activities at that time. If Yuanzheng, Winter Solstice, Chenle, banquets, pardoning sins, removing the old and clothing the new, when the tributary messengers of all countries, the guests of the four barbarians and other important celebrations, the emperors all came to listen to the government. Similar to the current Beijing Meridian Gate. This city gate has witnessed the prosperity of the dynasty when Emperor Yang Guang of Sui Dynasty entered the Eastern Capital, Emperor Gaozong of Tang Dynasty released King Fuyu of Baekje, the queen ascended the throne and became emperor, and Emperor Xuanzong of Tang received the eighth envoy from Japan to the Tang Dynasty. Every Shangyuan Festival, Yingtianmen Square will also hold a grand Baixi performance. When it is grand, the performance team will stretch from here to the main south gate of Guocheng, which is 4 kilometers away. Yingtianmen has different names in different periods: it was built in the early Sui Dynasty, according to the "Analects of Confucius", "Only the sky is the greatest, only Yao is the rule", taking the meaning of "taking the sky as the rule", so it is called "Zetianmen"; the first year of Tang Shenlong 705 During the reign of Emperor Zhongzong Li Xian of Tang Dynasty, after avoiding Wu, he was honored as "The Great Sage Emperor Zetian" and renamed Yingtianmen. During the Kaiyuan period of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, this building was renamed Wufeng Building, and Wufeng Building was used until the Five Dynasties and Northern Song Dynasty. At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, Jinbing invaded the Central Plains, Luoyang became a battlefield and was severely damaged. Jinbing burned down the building. The city of Luoyang in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, which was prosperous for more than 530 years, gradually faded out of people's sight. Yingtianmen is one of the buildings that can show identity and status in the Chinese etiquette system. "Yuan·Henan Chronicle" records: the main gate of the palace city is called Zetianmen, the gate has two views, the upper one is called Ziwei microscopic, the left and right are connected with the ques, and the ques are 120 feet high. Calculated at 29.4 centimeters per foot in the Tang Dynasty, equivalent to about 36 meters today, this magnificent tower is almost twelve or three stories high today. The Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi once looked south on Yingtianmen and wrote a poem: "Longmen Cui Dai Mei is opposite, Yishui Golden Line is a line". From Yingtianmen, you can see Longmen Yique, which is 15 kilometers away, showing the majesty of Yingtianmen.Show Less
- 7.24.2/5722 ReviewFrom78.18"It is worth a visit. It is not to be missed during the day or night. There are performances in different places at night. It is very exciting. There are many beautiful women wearing ancient clothes to take pictures. It is simply a beautiful scenery."Luoyang.Railway Station area39.8km from MengzhouHighlights: Jiuzhouchi Ruins Park covers an area of 288 mu, including three parts: the Daineidian area in the northwest of Miyagi, the part of Taoguang Garden in the north of Miyagi, and the Jiuzhouchi Royal Garden in the west of Miyagi in the middle and north of the city. There are 12 ruins in total. A variety of scientific means for protective display. We hope that through means and forms such as the original site display of ancient ruins and ground simulation, more people can learn about the style and appearance of the imperial gardens in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. As the Imperial Palace of Luoyang City in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Jiuzhou Pool actually existed in history. According to the records of "Tang Liang Jingchengfang Kao", "Jiuzhou Pool, its pool is curved, and there are several islands in the pool, like Jiuzhou in the East China Sea, with an area of ten hectares, water depth of more than ten feet, birds and fish swimming, and flowers planting." In 1960, archaeologists discovered it while excavating Luoyang City in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. The Gongcheng District of Luoyang City in the Sui and Tang Dynasties was composed of the central core area and many small cities around it. Jiuzhou Pool is located in the north-central part of Xige City on the west side of Miyagi Ouchi, accounting for about two-fifths of Xige City. The scope of "ten hectares of residence" in the records is based on the land-duty system of the Tang Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, one foot was about 29.5 centimeters, and ten hectares was about 520,000 square meters, which was larger than the entire Xige City. However, the actual archaeological measurement of the water area of Jiuzhou Pool is about 139,250 square meters. Chinese classical garden art occupies a pivotal position in Chinese traditional architecture. The forms of Chinese landscape gardens, represented by literati gardens and royal gardens, are all aimed at pursuing the spiritual realm of nature, so as to achieve the aesthetic pursuit of "although made by man, it is like nature", and embody the cultural concept of "the unity of man and nature". This is completely consistent with the overall architectural concept of Luoyang City in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. As a royal garden, Jiuzhou Pool not only embodies the combination of nature and humanities, but also the concept of harmony and unity between man and nature, as well as the "ritual system" in traditional Chinese culture.Show Less
- 6.94.5/54052 Review
based on 28 reviews"In April, I took my mother to see the peony flowers. I passed early in the morning and took a lot of beautiful photos while there were fewer people. That's great! There are many varieties of peony, which is worthy of being a national flower and the atmosphere is beautiful. The old man was very happy to see it."Luoyang.Longmen Station/Municipal government41.4km from MengzhouHighlights: China National Flower Garden is based on the historical culture of the Sui and Tang dynasties, with peony culture as its main content, integrating historical culture, peony culture and landscape architecture. China National Flower Garden is a multi-functional comprehensive park integrating peony culture and garden landscapes. While viewing peony, you can also appreciate the beauty of the gardens.Show Less - 7.74.7/51929 ReviewFreebased on 128 reviews"The teacher is rich in knowledge. In the museum's several exhibition halls, the history of Luoyang is vivid and interesting. The treasure hall on the second floor takes everyone to see the five treasures of the town hall, and guides everyone to see the various exquisite items of the Forbidden City Cining Palace. The collection is too rich and it is worth seeing. Be sure to follow the explanation!"Luoyang.Longmen Station/Municipal government42.7km from MengzhouHighlights: The number and quality of items in Luoyang Museum's collections can be compared with many provincial-level museums. Luoyang was the ancient capital of 13 of China's dynasties. There are many rare treasures in the museum's collections. The main building of the museum consists of two floors with a number of different exhibits, showcasing the history of the ancient capital of Luoyang, ancient culture, bronze wares, Tang sancai wares, and many other historical relics. In addition to cultural relics unearthed in the area, the Luoyang Museum also holds a collection of treasures from the Palace Museum, so you can also see some items that came directly from the Forbidden City.Show Less
- 8.14.4/511927 ReviewFrom11.12based on 744 reviews"The famous Shaolin Temple has been visited as expected today. The overall feeling of Shaolin Temple is good, the environment is clean and tidy, there is no chaos of soliciting and worshiping incense, and the martial arts performance is real and credible. Unlike the merchants who set up stalls everywhere mentioned before, the current rectification is very good. Shaolin Temple is not very grand, 2 hours is enough."Dengfeng46.6km from MengzhouHighlights: Shaolin Temple is not only the holy place of the Buddhist "Zen", but also the sacred place of the world martial arts. They all said that "the martial arts in the world are born in Shaolin." Not to mention the local people who have been influenced by Shaolin Kungfu since childhood, many other foreign visitors will also want to visit the Shaolin Temple. Try mimicking a few classic martial arts moves at the Shaolin Temple, and imagine a flurry of swords and shadows come to life in front of you.Show Less
- 7.24.6/51137 ReviewFrom41.77"The form is novel, the scene design is grand, and the history of Luoyang is very cleverly integrated into a variety of forms of performance. Very good program, the actors are also very infectious, it is worth seeing. Immersive viewing in the march is a feature but may have some impact on some elderly or weak people. I hope to consider the design of some barrier-free passages. The theater is in Dahejing, and there are also online red punching points such as Guiyi Bookstore. You can take a look together."Luoyang.Longmen Station/Municipal government46.8km from MengzhouHighlights: "Luoshui Tangtang, one Sichuan history, one Sichuan culture."BLACKBOW draws on "Luoyang Charm" as its spiritual symbolBased on Heluo cultureTelling the story of Luoyang using science and technology and artConstructing China’s first digital immersive performing arts"Looking for the Luo Shen Fu" is directed by Wang Zhiou, visual effects director of the opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics, and BLACKBOW, the visual effects chief production team of the opening ceremony, serves as the chief producer. The venue uses a combination of digital imaging, mechanical devices, and live performances to show the story of reincarnation in the ancient capital of Luoyang. It integrates digital immersive performances, immersive museums, and multi-dimensional digital performances to comprehensively display the cultural history of Luoyang.Expert teamBlack Bow BLACKBOW specially invited Pan Lusheng from the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, Guan Jun, Dean of the Calligraphy Court of the Chinese Academy of Arts, Sun Xiaochun, Dean of the School of Humanities of the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Geng Shuo, associate professor of the School of Humanities of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, as experts on "Looking for the Luo Shen Fu". Based on Heluo culture, from the historical perspective of "ancient, present and new", we deeply explore the history, culture and humanities art of Luoyang "among the world", as well as the "radiation" and spread of Luoyang culture to the world.Digital immersive performing artsBy highly refining the core cultural symbols of Luoyang, Heigong breaks the traditional theater viewing model, uses non-linear narrative and a combination of full-dimensional three-dimensional performance areas, breaks through the limitations of time and space, and brings multi-dimensional sensory stimulation and emotional resonance to the audience.Experience the fully immersive traveling performance mode and walk in different time and space. Explore the long-dusted story of Luoyang from a new perspective, and get a glimpse of the origins of Hetu and Luoshu. Witness the encounter between Cao Zhi and Luo Shen, experience the melancholy of a wanderer searching for his roots, and explore the state of mind of a man of letters...Saints, masters, and famous poets gathered together in Luoyang across thousands of years. The story of Chinese civilization begins here - the beginning of Xia and Shang Dynasties, when they cast tripods and carved inscriptions; the Duke of Zhou established his capital and made rituals and music; the Three Kingdoms and the Jin Dynasty were both literary and military; the Buddhist capital of the Northern Wei Dynasty was the wonder of Jialan; the prosperous Sui and Tang Dynasties, when all nations came to court; the Northern Song Dynasty In Xijing, celebrities gathered.immersive museumThe immersive museum relies on the form of "digital" cultural exhibitions to fully and three-dimensionally reproduce the glory of the ancient capital Luoyang. Combining digital art, real-time interactive exhibits and live performances, we will experience a journey through time and space. Pursue the origin of civilization, enter the time and space dimension of history, explore and practice the cross-border innovation of "cultural relics + technology", and unfold the "pictures" drawn by Luoyang's unique cultural symbols one by one.in the worldHetu and Luoshu are here today; Chinese civilization originated here; Duke Zhou made his assessment of the shadows and established his capital here. The wheels of history are slowly passing by, and civilization has been flowing for thousands of years. We will return to the "world under heaven" in the minds of the ancients, awaken the sleeping Chinese civilization under this land, and trace the origins of civilization and explore the center of the world amidst the changing times and vicissitudes of life.ThonglorLuoyang was also the crossroads of transportation in ancient China, the intersection of water and land. The Sui and Tang Dynasty Canals, the Wanli Tea Road, the Prairie Silk Road, the Desert Silk Road, and the Maritime Silk Road were all transportation arteries from different periods that converged in Luoyang, forming a "five-way road to Luoyang" transportation pattern. They were not only economic and trade roads, but also cultural exchanges. The road has injected a steady stream of living water into the historical process of Luoyang's prosperity for thousands of years.Cultures collide and merge in exchanges. We will transform into ancient people, listen to the camel bells in the desert, walk through the ancient sand and sea roads, meet merchants and dealers in boats and carts, retrieve the "treasures" left behind by our predecessors along the way, and return to the "Five Roads" "Luo" the wonders and prosperity.God is a dream"If you ask about the prosperity and failure of ancient and modern times, please just look at Luoyang City." Looking back at Luoyang for thousands of years is like a dream. Today, we will pick up the fleeting moments scattered in the long river of history one by one, immerse ourselves in this shining historical memory, return to the prosperous days of the ancient capital, and jointly pursue the dream of the divine capital.The beauty of the countryPeony has accompanied Luoyang for thousands of years. What does the world in her eyes look like? From the perspective of peony, in the cycle of four seasons and the flow of time and space, we can explore the beauty of the country and feel the growth and decline of all things. We can see the scene of peonies in full bloom, which "moves the capital in blooming season", and experience flowers blooming step by step and poetry waving with sleeves like a giant.Heluo holds the lanternThe twenty-four solar terms are an important part of traditional culture. They reflect the wisdom and romantic feelings of ancient Chinese people, and embody the long history and profoundness of Chinese culture. In the "Heluo Lantern" session, Hei Gong integrates iconic Chinese culture such as Luo Shen Fu and the twenty-four solar terms into the outdoor space. It combines multi-level performing arts forms and uses technological aesthetics to subvert tradition and make you feel like you are in the world. Fantasy dreamland, encounter the goddess of Luoshui. "24 Solar Terms" is like a long scroll of history unfolding slowly. With the yearning for the charm of Luoyang, we walk into the wonderful night of Luoyang together.in the long scroll of timeLuoyang painted scenes of historyI am also drawing each one nowIt will also draw futures one by one……The journey of "looking for traces" never endsLet us set foot on this landGo explore, see, and experience!Show Less
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FAQ
What are some Best Things to Do near Mengzhou?
Some Best Things to Do near Mengzhou include:White Horse Temple, Lijing Gate, Mingtang And Tiantang, The Luoyang Museum of Ancient Tombs, Sui And Tang Dynasties Luoyang City Yingtian Gate Site
What are some highly-rated Best Things to Do near Mengzhou?
Some highly-rated Best Things to Do near Mengzhou include:White Horse Temple:4.6, Lijing Gate:4.2, Mingtang And Tiantang:4.3, The Luoyang Museum of Ancient Tombs:4.6, Sui And Tang Dynasties Luoyang City Yingtian Gate Site:4.4
Where are Best Things to Do near Mengzhou located?
The Best Things to Do near Mengzhou are mainly located in:White Horse Temple:Luoyang, Lijing Gate:Luoyang, Mingtang And Tiantang:Luoyang, The Luoyang Museum of Ancient Tombs:Luoyang, Sui And Tang Dynasties Luoyang City Yingtian Gate Site:Luoyang
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