What are the fun places in Taiyuan? Many friends like to travel to Taiyuan, because there are many fun places in Taiyuan and Taiyuan’s tourism resources are very rich.

Someone asked what the tourist attractions are in Taiyuan? Shanxi Tourism Hotline tells you: Taiyuan is rich in tourism resources and there are many good tourist attractions. The most worth-seeing tourist attractions are: Jinci Temple, Shuangta Temple, Mengshan Mountain, and Tianlong Mountain.

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The following is an introduction to some Taiyuan tourist attractions.

Among Jinci Temples, Jinyang is the most important, and the victory of Jinyang lies entirely in Jinci Temple.

Tianlong Mountain is located 36 kilometers southwest of Taiyuan City and 14 kilometers away from Jinci Scenic Area.

Tianlong Mountain has tall peaks, shady pines and cypresses, singing streams and streams, and a cool climate.

As early as the Eastern Wei Dynasty, Gao Huan built a summer palace, and Gao Yang in the Northern Qi Dynasty built the Tianlong Temple and excavated grottoes.

The Shuangta Temple offers a panoramic view of the ancient city of Taiyuan. The fertile fields of the Jinzhong Basin are a symbol of Taiyuan.

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Introductory video about Shanxi’s places of interest 1) Pingyao Ancient City is one of the four most complete ancient cities in China.

Pingyao County, present-day Shanxi Province, was formerly known as "Ancient Pottery".

In the early years of the Ming Dynasty, the city wall was built to prevent foreign invasion from the south. In the third year of Hongwu (AD 1370), the old wall was rebuilt, expanded and completely covered with bricks.

Later, Jingde, Zhengde, Jiajing, Longqing and Wanli dynasties carried out ten repairs and repairs, updated the towers and added enemy towers.

In the 43rd year of Kangxi (AD 1703), because the emperor passed through Pingyao on his western tour, he built large towers on four sides, making the city even more spectacular.

The Pingyao City Wall has a total circumference of 6,163 meters and a wall height of about 12 meters. It divides Pingyao County, which covers an area of ??about 2.25 square kilometers, into two worlds with completely different styles.

Within the city wall, the streets, pavements, and market buildings retain the Ming and Qing style; outside the city wall, it is called the New City.

This is a wonderful place where ancient and modern buildings are integrated and complement each other, making people daydream about it.

The main image of the postcard recreates this style.

(2) Xuankong Temple is located at the foot of Hengshan Mountain, on the west rock cliff in Jinlong Gorge, five kilometers south of Hunyuan County, and 65 kilometers away from Datong City. It is a national key cultural relic preservation unit and the only remaining Buddhist, Taoist and Confucian temple in China.

A unique temple that unites religion and religion.

Since ancient times, this has been the first wonder of Beiyue Hengshan Mountain.

Xuankong Temple was founded in the late Northern Wei Dynasty (about 471 to 523 AD) and has a history of more than 1,400 years.

The existing temple building is a relic built in the Ming and Qing dynasties. With the mountain behind it and facing east, it looks like a beautiful sculpture embedded in Mount Heng.

The predecessors once summed up the exquisite construction of the Hanging Temple with the words: "It is built on dangerous rocks and faces deep valleys on the bottom; it is based on cutting stones and the house is built on the rock; its structure is breathtaking and its shape is strange."

This statement is indeed correct.

The pavilions and halls of Xuankong Temple rise dangerously, facing each other, about a hundred feet above the ground, attached to the cliff, which is really amazing.

At present, there are 40 temples in the temple, connected by plank roads, which are winding and uneven. The high and low levels highlight the precision of the temple's layout.

Taiyuan, a famous tourist attraction in Shanxi Province, has a history of more than 4,700 years and a city history of more than 2,500 years. It "controls the mountains and rivers and sits on the back of the world" and "is the strategic center of the four fortresses and the capital of the five plains."

Taiyuan City is surrounded by mountains on three sides. The Fen River, the second largest tributary of the Yellow River, flows from north to south. It has been known as the "Splendid Taiyuan City" since ancient times. It is an important military and cultural town in northern China, the world's Shanxi merchant city, and one of China's energy and heavy industry bases.

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The urban spirit of Taiyuan is tolerance, virtue, law, integrity and excellence.

What tourist attractions are there in Taiyuan, Shanxi? The following is an introduction to the famous tourist attractions in Taiyuan, Shanxi, let’s take a look.

The most worth-seeing attractions in Taiyuan: Jin Temple Jin Temple, formerly the Temple of the King of Jin (Tang Shu Yu Temple), was built to commemorate the King of Jin (Fen) and his mother, Yi Jiang.

Surrounded by mountains and rivers, the scenery is beautiful.

It is famous for its majestic architectural complex and superb sculpture art.

It is the only and precious historical and cultural heritage that integrates ancient Chinese sacrificial buildings, gardens, sculptures, murals, and inscriptions. It is also the world's center for architecture, gardens, and sculpture arts.

Among them, the Fountain of the Elderly, the Statue of the Maid, and the Statue of the Virgin are known as the "Three Wonders of Jin Temple".

After the founding of New China, a certain national leader came to visit Jinwang Temple.

After completing the tour, he said that now the people are the masters of the country and there are no princes in China, so he removed the word "king" from the Jin Temple and renamed it Jin Temple.

Jinci Temple has three unique features: one is Zhoubai and Tanghuai.

Zhoubai is a cypress tree planted in the Northern Zhou Dynasty, and Tang locust tree is a locust tree planted in the Tang Dynasty. It is still lush and lush today; the second is the colorful sculptures of the Song Dynasty.

The colorful sculptures in the Notre Dame Hall are exquisitely crafted and lifelike, and are masterpieces in the history of Chinese sculpture; the third is the Fountain of Ageing.

Jinshui has three sources, one is Shanli Spring, the other is Yunzhu Spring, and the other is Nanlao Spring.

Nanlao Spring is the main spring among the three springs. The source of Jinshui flows out from here. It flows continuously all year round. The water temperature is maintained at 17°C and the flow rate is 1.8 cubic meters per second.

In addition, there is also a very precious stele in the Jin Temple titled "Inscription and Preface to the Jin Temple" written and handwritten by Emperor Taizong Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty.

When visiting Jinci Temple, you can follow three lines: central, north and south.