A one-day tour guide to Niangziguan in Shanxi can be considered from the aspects of accommodation, food, and attractions.

1. For accommodation, it is recommended to choose a local B&B. We recommend the local Yongmao Xinglong B&B. The room is not big. In one sentence, it can be described as "a sparrow is small but has all the internal organs."

In the morning, millet porridge, pickles, steamed buns, and eggs are prepared, which is a very simple breakfast.

The boss is very enthusiastic and enthusiastic. He takes care of the delivery to the scenic spots and is very honest.

There are many B&Bs in Xinglong Ancient Street. There are so many to choose from, but you must book in advance.

2. Food The B&Bs in Xinglong Ancient Street all sell food. There are many places to eat and the prices are not expensive.

There are many local specialties: stir-fried, stir-fried, fried pepper leaves, tomatoes, eggs and oats, fried gluten, the menus of each B&B are basically similar.

3. Tickets for attractions can be bought from the accommodation owner, which is cheaper than purchasing tickets at scenic spots.

Admission to the scenic spot is free for children under 6 years old (including 6 years old) or under 1.2 meters (including 1.2 meters tall), active military personnel, disabled people, and senior citizens over 70 years old.

Half-price discounts are available for minors under 18 years old, full-time college students with a bachelor's degree or below, and senior citizens over 60 years old with legal and valid documents.

Introduction to Niangzi Pass in Shanxi Niangzi Pass is a famous pass on the Great Wall of China. It is known as the ninth pass of the Great Wall and has been a battleground for military strategists of all ages.

It is located at the west entrance of Jingxing County, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province, on the west side of the Taihang Mountains, and at the foothills of Mianshan Mountain in the northeast of Pingding County, Yangquan City, Shanxi Province.

Niangziguan was originally called "Weizeguan" because Princess Pingyang of the Tang Dynasty once led troops to garrison here. Princess Pingyang's troops were called "Niangzijun" at that time, so it got this name.

The castle at Niangziguan is backed by the lofty Mianshan Mountains that touch the sky, and faces a deep valley with cut walls. The battlements on the mountainside meander along with the mountains, and the Tao River flows around it to the northwest. It is really a "mountain belt".

"Water, Jincheng Tangchi", the two wings of the entire Guancheng are the Great Wall that winds and undulates along the mountains. The Great Wall here has historically become a natural barrier between Shanxi and Hebei provinces. There is indeed a saying that "one man can guard the barrier, and ten thousand people cannot open it"

The momentum is very dangerous.