Peonies are in full bloom in Luoyang.

I wonder if you have seen it?

If not, then go here to see the peonies!

Today, the editor will give you a brief introduction to the travel guide for a two-day trip to Luoyang!

We together look!

DAY1: Longmen Grottoes - Guanlin Temple - Baima Temple 1. Longmen Grottoes The Longmen Grottoes were excavated in Luoyang after Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty moved the capital.

It lasted about 400 years from the Northern Wei Dynasty to the Northern Song Dynasty and was 1 kilometer long from north to south.

There are 2,345 caves and more than 100,000 statues.

The largest Buddha statue is 17.14 meters high, and the smallest is only 2 centimeters.

The largest shrine in the scenic spot, Fengxian Temple, seems to tell the history of the Tang Dynasty in the name of gods and Buddhas.

The White Garden opposite Longmen Grottoes is the tomb of the famous Chinese poet Bai Juyi.

Bai Juyi entered the official career and literary world from Luoyang. Later, in order to avoid secular disputes, he chose to live and be buried here.

Tips: Ticket price: 100 yuan/person (excluding scenic battery cars).

The price of a battery car is 10 yuan/person for one way and 20 yuan/person for a round trip; the price for a cruise in the scenic area is 25 yuan/person for one way and 50 yuan/person for a round trip.

Scenic area headphones: 10 yuan/time.

Transportation: Luoyang Railway Station-Longmen Grottoes (via k81); Luoyang High-speed Railway Station-Longmen Grottoes (No. 71), No. 53, and No. 67 are directly accessible.

2. Guanlin Temple Guanlin Temple is said to be the burial place of Guan Yu, the famous general of the Three Kingdoms. It is also the only ancient classic building in China that integrates a mausoleum, temple and forest.

The incense in Lin Temple is flourishing.

Every year, many tourists come here to burn incense and pray for blessings.

Tips: Ticket price: 40 yuan for adults, 20 yuan for students; Transportation: Take bus No. 55, 58, 69, 15, 39, 71, 81 and get off at Guanlin Temple.

3. White Horse Temple White Horse Temple was founded in the Eastern Han Dynasty and was the first officially recognized Buddhist temple built after Buddhism was introduced to China.

It is the birthplace of Chinese Buddhism, so it is also called the "ancestral hall" and the "source of Chinese Buddhism".

There are a large number of dry lacquer statues from the Yuan Dynasty preserved in the temple, such as the Three Buddhas, the Second Admiral, and the Eighteen Arhats, etc., which are very precious.

There are also many Buddhist tycoon gold-style buildings donated by Vietnam, Myanmar, and Thailand, which can be described as high-end buildings.

Tips: Ticket price: 35 yuan/person for adults; Transportation: Take bus No. 56 at Luoyang Railway Station or bus No. 58 at Guanlin Temple and get off at the terminal.

4. Shenzhou Peony Garden Shenzhou Peony Garden belongs to the architectural style of the prosperous Tang Dynasty.

You can admire the world's largest 100-meter long corridor - the Tang Sancai peony mural, as well as the naturally formed peony stones in the garden.

There are 1,021 famous varieties at home and abroad in the park. Here you can enjoy the national flower peonies of different countries.

There is also a large peony exhibition hall in the park. The flowering period is immediately missed, and here you can still see the elegance of the national flower peony.

Tips: Ticket price: early flowering period: 40 yuan; flowering period: 50 yuan; late flowering period: 30 yuan; transportation: take buses 56, 58, 87, and 90 to get there.

Longmen Grottoes, Baima Temple and Guanlin are all cultural landscapes.

It is recommended to listen to the explanation when visiting.

Or a group day trip, which can meet the needs of transportation and explanation at the same time.

DAY2: Luoyang Museum - Tiantang Mingtang - Lijingmen - Laoji (Note: During the Luoyang Peony Festival, the flower viewing route will be changed from the museum to Guanlin and Guoyuan, that is, Guanlin - Guoyuan - Tiantang Hall - Lijingmen -

Old collection. ) 1. Luoyang Museum Luoyang Museum is one of the first batch of national first-class museums, with a total investment of 350 million yuan, a collection of more than 400,000 cultural relics, and more than 11,000 cultural relics on display.

It focuses on collecting precious cultural relics unearthed in Luoyang, among which bronzes, painted pottery figurines, and Tang Sancai are the most distinctive. Its collection ranks among the best among museums in the country. It can be said that each piece is the essence and respected as a national treasure.

Tips: Ticket price: Free to visit during the opening period (closed every Monday for maintenance); Transportation: Take bus No. 37, 49, 68, or 77 in the city and walk for about 10 minutes.

2. Enter the Paradise Hall. There are murals of the Queen on the first and second floors. The ceiling lights are said to be made of pure Swarovski crystals.

When we reached the top, the ninth level of heaven was majestic and astounding.

If the following is a walk into the Tang and Ming Dynasties, the characteristic curved cinema here has a great multi-dimensional effect, showing the birth and prosperity of Luoyang City in the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

There are also Wu Zetian performances and interactive games to experience.

You need ancient coins to experience it.

You can experience the feeling of an emperor.

You can also take the imperial examination, take photos with Huang Wu, rent ancient costumes at scenic spots, etc.

The games and experiences in the scenic area do not circulate RMB, and must be exchanged for ancient coins.

In the third season of "Run, Brother", a scorching fire was also recorded in the Paradise Tangming Scenic Area.

Welcome to paradise Tang Ming.