It's a great place to see the wisdom of building of histrionic Defence towers, walls and fortresses.

Great to be able to see where the great wall meets the sea. Has shops and food stalls too. Expect it to be busy.

The head of old dragon is the first gate of the Great Wall... about 20 minutes drive from Qinhuangdao (15 km) taxi will cost you about 45 RMB and the ticket 50 RMB, do not missed the first path of the Great Wall, recommend to take a jet ski to see the head of the old dragon from the sea side as well as to have a walk inside the park next to the monument. China and Greece are some of countries around the world with years of history

Enjoyed this place to viait here. Ticket 60 RMB per person.

The ending point of the Ming Great Wall. A must see.

Nice place to visit

Great site and scenic spot. Lots of good picture spots. Cheap entrance fee of 20 RMB as of 04/2019. The beach is beautiful and the breeze from the sea refreshing. The part of the wall is rather small but there is a reconstructed garrison and village. It's easy to get there by Bus 25 (have small change ready because it's only 2 RMB and the driver does not go be change) from the train station. In Apt l it was almost empty and really nice to explore so I cannot say what it is like when packed. Worth a day trip from Beijing.

I visited there in April 1989, it was amazing, it had been newly reconstructed, it was far more impressive that the main section of the walk nearer to Beijing.

Very easy to get a ticket as a foreigner, just go inside and show your passport. Ticket was only ¥50 RMB.

There only one fort you can go inside. Short way easy going up, smooth way.

Nice place to visit and stay around for a while.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful fort. There is a museum inside where visitors can visit an old army barracks. You can also visit part of the wall that reaches the sea. It is worth a visit! (Original) Bonito forte. Há um museu dentro onde o visitante pode visitar um antigo quartel do exército. Além disso, pode visitar parte da muralha que chega até o mar. Vale a visita!

Shanhai Pass is the eastern end of the Great Wall, and is the first barrier for guarding the frontier, therefore it is called the "First Pass Under Heaven" (天下第一关).

(Translated by Google) Shanhaiguan, the world's first pass (Original) 天下第一關山海關 萬里長城鎮守邊關多少風流文物 多少風花雪月

(Translated by Google) A large park, many animals, but the carriages were uncomfortable and the staff took us past zebras, kulans, and antelopes. (Original) Большой парк, много зверей,но вагоны были некомфортные и сотрудники провезли нас мимо зебр, куланов, антилоп.

(Translated by Google) There are few animals (Original) Животных мало

Very good experience from the great wall of China, in my opinion, much better than the mainstream one in Beijing. But also much more walking up and down hill, it's around 2.3 km. But really recommend to take the shuttle bus to the other side of the wall that is higher and start from there. The ticket to enter cost around 70 yuan and the shuttle bus 30 yuan per person. Very empty and very good to take good photos!

Two hour taxi from Tianjin, worth the long drive, 100RMB gets you entry plus a bus ride one way. Then a 2-3km walk back to the main visitor center. 40 degree day made the walk hard as there are a lot of uneven steps. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes for going up and down stairs. Water and refreshments are available to purchase along the walk.

A definite must for any visitor to China. How can one miss out on a visit to one of the 7 wonders of the world? Plan and time your travels carefully to avoid the usual massive crowds of the Chinese public holidays. Coming on the off season as I've did, rewarded me the whole of Huang Ya Pass to myself this wonderful chilly (-5C) day. Allowing me to take in the sight as well as take photographs of such breath taking pictures in peace.

Never imagine before that I would be able to come to China and even visiting this Greatwall. It was an amazing experience, the view is stunning, the air is so fresh. From center of Tianjin, it took around 2 hours by car to here Huangyaguan. I recommend to come here in the early morning around 9am, It won't be so crowded at this hour. September or October is perfect to go here, not too cold. The wall is well maintained, the facility quite good and clean. Anyway, there is OYO here, quite surprised me.

Entrance fee is 65RMB, over 60years old half-price, need to show passport. We stayed at Li Bo Farmhouse and they offer transportation to Taipingzhai village for 15RMB each. Go early, we got there at 8am and even the vendors is not yet open. There were no one and you get the walls to yourself. The walk from Taipingzhai to Huangyaguan pass is easier than the other way round, mostly downhill, esp the last part, took us almost 5hours with a senior citizen in thr group. In town, there is shop selling Lanzhou ramen and it was good. Accomodation nearby about 30USD per night without meals. Very small town, 20mins walk from one end to another.

Amazing!

Visited here as part of the Great Wall marathon 2025. The community all came out to support the local and international runners. This section of the Wall is well preserved and a section of 5000+ steps covered.

Only good for beginners, more advanced skiers should go to the ski resorts in the mountains. The equipment here is as bad as it gets, and is included in the standard entry ticket fee. If you want better equipment there are shops inside that offer rental for a price (120-200 yuan). The quality of the snow here is decent given thats its fake and the routes are well maintained. If you come during weekends expect to see crowds of people and wait times for the ski lifts can go up to 20 minutes. Price guide so you dont get scammed (in chinese yuan): <Can buy from hotels and shops nearby> Entry for the morning + afternoon - 350 Night ski - 165 <Can buy from shops outside the ski area> Ski jacket and ski pants - 30 Ski glass - 10 Ski gloves - 5 Ski helmet - 15

nice place for skiing with your family, however just besure that you are already prepare the outfit to save time and go out asap to have fun.

Good place..nice view.they have english instructor if you want to learn skiing/snow board

Been here twice. Slope is quite short and not for people who want to do one long continuous ski. Nanshan has a lot of magic carpet for beginners to learn and practise their skills. Snow is abit rough in the mornings and can cause people to fall. The new introduction of night ski is pretty great. Equipments are quite old and of inferior quality. Improvements can be made but overall , it’s not a bad ski resort.

NanShan Ski resort is only one hour drive from Beijing. We lived in Beijing between 1998 and 2015, and visited Nanshan every winter. It is perfect for kids to learn slalom or Snowboard. And me i liked going to the highest top, and doing the top slope again and again.

Nice ski resort and home of the infamous 'Nanshan Open', the longest running snowboard contest in China, happening every year in January. If you happen to be there around mid January, you shouldn't miss it. If you have a chance, go to the top station, you have a great view up there over the whole resort & to Miyun town. You might even witness a wedding fireworks from up there in a distance! Another great way to go downhill is the toboggan run, but I'm not sure if its open the whole year thru. Skiing/Snowboarding is surprisingly good, since the show is very dry and the slopes are always in a good condition. Mind unexperienced skiers though :)

We have a great family time here💓💓

I visited here 5 years ago. An old Soviet Air Craft Carrier is built as a museum, where you have chance to see how a giant ship look like. The Chinese government bought it for the purpose of building a museum, but they did not. They use it to duplicate a real warship, a real Aircraft carrier, Liaoning.

Definitely worth visiting while in Tian Jin. I have never been on an aircraft carrier before, and the experience is priceless. Since it's a soviet carrier, you also find many russian themed tourist shops.

It's like Russia but in China! Good and entertaining water action show and the action car show with excellent performers. There are dance shows and a parade as well. The price of admission is about 220rmb(about 34 USD) per person. Some say it's a bit pricey but you get the water show, car show, dance show, a parade, the aircraft carrier tour and get to hang out in a nice Russia inspired town with lots of food to choose from. I think it's worth the trip if you happen to be in the TEDA/Tianjin area.

I have never been on an Aircraft carrier before and this was amazing. Unfortunately they do not cater for non Chinese reading for their signage but this did not deminish the excitement of exploring such a huge vessel.

My father served on this ship from 1984 to 1987, and seeing it again filled him with memories and pride. So much has changed over the years — parts are now closed or completely remodeled — yet walking its decks brought back the spirit of those times. It was truly a moving and unforgettable visit.

Overpriced attraction. Suits military funs.

Really interesting place! Prices are little bit higher but worth to see and to experience the feeling.

‘A surprising art section in Beijing’ Without any expectations, I decided to visit 798 Art zone. I was positively surprised how spacious it was and how many art galleries you could find. You can feel the influence on the architecture from post war Europe in the art zone. I definitely enjoyed feeling like I was walking in Europe. The only thing to keep in mind that it is not east to reach by public transportation and it can take a long time to find a taxi!

Great place . Loads of interesting contemporary Art and industrial grunge. Go there. It's really big so pre plan

Great spot for vintage shopping, coffee, and craft beer. There’s a very cool NBeer pub in a train car.

Overall a positive experience but some areas could see some improvements. 1. Bathrooms should have more western style toilets 2. Better maps and road signage for the area district. We like the variety of shopping and exhibitions. We were a bit disappointed when some of the exhibits were closed. We did enjoy the Jingdong soap museum.

The 798 Art Zone in Beijing is a dynamic blend of art, culture, and history. Explore its industrial-chic spaces filled with galleries, studios, and cafés, offering a unique glimpse into China's thriving contemporary art scene. A must-visit for art enthusiasts!

One of my favorite places to visit in Beijing! Great for one of a kind souvenirs. As a westerner, it is good to have a local along to give knowledge of many historical or popular culture references in the art. A few high end galleries exist, but mostly it is a collection of indie artist stores for jewelry, clothing, glass, carvings, pottery and myriad other items. The area is huge, so you will not see everything in a single day. Just relax and see what interests you in the stores, galleries, restaurants or in the streets. It is a lot to absorb. I had no trouble finding 798 having come by ride share and public transportation several times. Note: prices here are higher than elsewhere in Beijing, but not outrageous. Think Sanlitun.

The entire art district spans over a really large plot of land. For those of you that may enjoy visiting galleries here, there are a very large number of galleries available. Most are free to visit so you may take the time to slowly browse the location. For those of us that are not so interested in art, there are also alot of cafe's and restaurants that you are able to visit. Furthermore, the grungy vibe that the location has, would provide a good variety of instagrammable backdrops for you to take some photos. I would give myself at least 1.5 hours here.

The acrobatic show was entertaining and well performed Some acts were truly impressive and the performers were very talented The venue is a bit old but the experience overall was enjoyable Good option for an evening activity in Beijing

Whenever you travel to Beijing so this Famous Chinese show at Chaoyang theater is the Must event you should check in, I lovely cheer.

Fantastic performance, I recommend the first rows, we admired the whole performance from there. I wanted to make videos but I couldn't because I was just staring. They are very professional actresses and actors and acrobats who have won many awards. At the end of the performance, it is worth buying a book from them, which contains the entire performance on a DVD, or a gift box with photos and also the performance on a USB. I recommend to everyone.

Its a big theater and the decor is traditional design. Chairs are in red and jam packed. The performance waa great and very skilled. However, not really my cup of tea.

This seemed like a tourist attraction that would be cheesy when we purchased tickets; but it actually was a magnificent showcase of talent. You won’t realize until the end just how many people are in the show; as it seems like there are many small groups who perform the different acts. The show lasts an hour and you will see high energy tricks performed by young men jumping through high hoops; or riding motorbikes while doing tricks; or young girls balancing their entire body weight using their mouths. We sat in row 3 and could see the work going into the show on the faces of the young performers. Was a fun evening out in Beijing.

Truly an incredible performance. Every act was exciting and awesome to watch. If you're travelling to Beijing this is well worth it. We went on a Thursday night and the auditorium was about 3/4 full. We had seats in the middle of the hall (just in front of the middle walkway) and they were great. Seats are wide enough but leg room is a little small if you're over 6ft.

The Chaoyang Theatre is a massive 3000 square meter theatre hall built in 1984 with both downstairs and upstairs seating which can facilitate up to 1400 spectators. The theatre specialized in acrobatic shows has also hosted Peking Opera and cross talk performances. The Theatre is located in the Chaoyang District of Beijing, China. Chaoyang meaning 'facing the sun' is home to the central business district as well as most foreign embassies. The acrobatic show was wonderful and one of the best I have ever seen. Surely it will give you a run for your money. It is a well known fact that the Chinese people excels in acrobatics and this show will prove it to you.

Happy Valley in Beijing is an absolute paradise for thrill-seekers! If you love roller coasters, dizzying rides, and adrenaline-pumping attractions, this park is perfect for you. The biggest advantage? Minimal crowds and almost no queues, making your visit exceptionally enjoyable. The park is vast and thoughtfully designed – even in hot weather, it remains comfortable thanks to cooling systems and mist fans placed throughout. Food options are affordable with plenty of cafes and snack stands, and prices are noticeably lower than at other similar parks. Don’t miss the incredible live shows featuring stunning special effects and talented performers. There’s also a fantastic petting zoo where you can interact with and feed animals – ideal for families with kids! Overall, Happy Valley delivers an outstanding mix of excitement, comfort, great food, and entertainment for all ages. Highly recommended!

We chose Happy Valley over Universal Studios for a more local experience—plus, Universal is available in many places, and the Beijing one offers similar attractions to others we’ve visited. We arrived around opening time, but found that rides start operating in phases, so not everything opens right away. The park is huge, with at least one roller coaster in every zone—there is even a small zoo inside! The rides were fun but felt a bit rougher than in other parks—I started feeling dizzy after just two or three. My 11-year-old, however, was perfectly fine, so maybe I just needed more breakfast! Queues for the popular rides were short, and we managed to go on most roller coasters at least twice. There were also several shows throughout the day, though we skipped them to make the most of our time on the rides. While the merchandise isn’t as premium or recognizable as Universal’s, the park definitely offers better value for money. The only downside is the layout—there aren’t many shortcuts between zones, so we had to walk all the way back to the entrance just to reach KFC. Speaking of KFC, ordering was tricky. They don’t take counter orders or have digital kiosks; you must order via the local KFC app, which requires a local phone number. Thankfully, the manager kindly helped us order through his app and even paid first—we repaid him via Alipay. After lunch, we rented a buggy cart, which saved us tons of time and energy for the rest of the day.

If you want some adrenaline rush... this the perfect place. A lot of roller-coaster rides.. Try to plan visit in summers... couple of rides closed during winter. KFC and other fast food stalls inside. No worries about in-house food or lunch

Golden mask dynasty show was awesome. A dance drama love story of king and queen is beautifully portrayed in this show. Queen’s sacrifice to save the country and people makes it fascinating. The sound, lights, costumes, acting, dances and water flow effects are beyond words. If you visit Beijing, don’t miss this epic show.

Temu workers did a good job. Visiting from Russia it shows the quality in an alliance. My son almost fell of but he hanged on with his tip. Crazy experience. 20/0

Awesome Stuff & Place .. Love it so much I spend all the day and not finishing all Games but some games the Line very long but Great waiting with Chinese people Love them

It was funny I spend great time

We did not try to ride the Ferris Wheel, but its view from the riverside is nice. There are also a lot other things you can do around the area: there are food stalls along the riverside; there is an artblock nearby; and an oldtown.

It is a nice point in the city. The whole city has a daily light show till 2230, just enjoy the lights.

Awsome experience The view at night is absolutely stunning, but for european tourists i highlight the information that the city light shows go off at around 21:00! The view is also amazing after this time. The queue for us was pretty long (1 hour) but it worth the waiting! You have to book tickets in advance! Recommend it for everyone!

The Tianjin Eye is an engineering marvel. It is a 120-meter-tall Ferris wheel constructed atop the Yongle Bridge over the Haihe River, making it the only one of its kind in the world! A full rotation takes about 30 minutes in one of the 48 air-conditioned,, 8 seater capsules. The ride is truly magical after sunset. The wheel itself is illuminated with a dazzling light display, and TianJin below transforms into a sparkling tapestry of gold and neon. It's my favorite spot for photography.

Very beautiful especially at night. It is supposed to be the biggest Ferris wheel over the bridge in the whole world. It costs $10 USD to take it. It moves slowly and you can see nearby landscapes once above. The waiting line is very short off season. The ride takes 45 minutes. It looks a lot nicer at night than during the day.

Huge Ferris wheel that is temperature controlled Not busy during the day

I visited this giant wheel during my weekend trip to Tianjin. You have to buy a ticket costing 70 Yuan for one trip. The wheel keeps on rotating with slow speed all the time and you need to get in quickly. It takes around 30 to 45 mins for one round. The city view from the top of the wheel is spectacular. Overall design and location of this world's 4th largest wheel is a true masterpiece. The wheel design is like an inverted bicycle wheel. In the evening you can see a pink colored image of the giant wheel in the river from bridge when whole of the Tianjin is illuminated with luminaries.

Beautiful place

(Translated by Google) It's beautiful during the day, but the night view is even more beautiful. A place that is perfectly suited to being called the Europe of the East. Be sure to take a cruise (Original) 낮에도 멋지지만 야경은 훨씬 아름다워요 동양의 유럽이라는말이 딱 어울리는곳 유람선은 꼭타세요

(Translated by Google) Still ok (Original) 還ok

Some stunning ancient pottery and very interesting history of European trading in the late 1800s. You might want a translation app as many of the descriptions are in Chinese only, though some are in English too.

Not a lot of stuff, but definitely worth a visit if you're in the area, especially since it's free. Go on a weekend, they'll have more services available then. Beautiful architecture. Don't forget to go to the art museum next to it! Some great works on display, especially oil paintings by Wang on the second floor.

Tianjin Museum is a master piece architecture to visit. Specially the atrium of the museum is remarkable and outstanding. Must visit place in Tianjin.

Exceptional!!! You need around 1,5 hours to go through it fast, and you will definitely need one hour for the shop.

Really good place to learn about Tianjin historical culture. Entrance fee was free so that's another good thing ABT it

The museum itself is just alright, but the whole street is lined with galleries and libraries which can easily take up half of your day. So it's a good place to visit.

It's only 2 hours and 45 minutes car ride from Beijing. The entrance fee is free. You need your ID card to change the free ticket.

This place has good scenery if you manage to get a good and stable boat to take you on a tour. Wetlands area is windy and pleasant. Beware in summer though. Once the boat stops, mosquitos will attack.

(Translated by Google) Super beautiful (Original) 超美的

(Translated by Google) A pearl of the north (Original) 北方的一颗明珠

(Translated by Google) The scenic area is quite large and you need to take a boat to get there. (Original) 景区蛮大，需要乘船去。

A renown attraction in Jinan City. Nice place to enjoy boating.

Public park with a very big lake. Option to take a boat ride to the center of the lake/island.

In summer, lotuses blooming is indeed a fine spectacle.

A good place to visit during day or night!

Okay place and it’s free now so definitely go there if you’re in Jinan. Might try boating.

Beautiful spot in Jinan. Taking a boat tour was nice.

Beautiful lake scenery - tranquil and peaceful. You can take a boat across the lake to one of the pavilions and admire the lake on the water.

(Translated by Google) Very nice park There is an introduction to the history of Japan’s invasion of China There is a pond in the park with fur seals. (Original) 滿不錯的公園 有結合一些日本侵華的歷史介紹 園區裡有個池塘裡面有養海狗

(Translated by Google) This is a spring city. There are springs gushing out everywhere. (Original) 這是泉城啊，隨處有泉水湧出

(Translated by Google) Those who have passed the age of 16 don’t need tickets! (Original) 过一甲子之士 不要门票！

(Translated by Google) Huge crowds of people (Original) 人山人海

(Translated by Google) The restoration of this bridge is a disaster in the history of ancient building protection. Not a single part of the old bridge was demolished, and the bright new bridge was built from the ground up. It can be said that today's Zhaozhou Bridge has only one connection with the original monument: the original site. This kind of repair/reconstruction thinking is simply a fool's level catastrophe. After the restoration that year, it was also criticized by academic circles, and lessons were learned from this and established that the restoration of historical monuments should follow the principle of "restoring the old as before". Here are some hand-drawn structural drawings and photos taken by Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin during their inspection in the 1940s as a token of their respect. (Original) 这座桥的修复，是古建保护史上的一场灾难。旧桥拆的一处不剩，全新建造了如今这座光亮的新桥。可以说，今天这座赵州桥和原古迹仅有一处相关：原址。这种修复/重建思维，简直是傻子级别的浩劫。当年修复以后，亦受到学界批评，并从此汲取教训确立了古迹修复应遵循“修旧如旧”的原则。现提供几张梁思成、林徽因夫妇于1940年代考察时手绘结构图和照片，以示凭吊。

(Translated by Google) I saw the 1,400-year-old ancient stone bridge, great! (Original) 見識了1400年的古石橋，讚！

(Translated by Google) Does not match the picture (Original) 與圖片不合

(Translated by Google) cool jum here (Original) cool jum anhi

(Translated by Google) It was really amazing back then! (Original) 想当年真是了不得！

(Translated by Google) Ancient history! (Original) 古代历史！

It's amaizing

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful, clean and organized place. I really enjoyed the experience and seeing a panda. :) (Original) Lugar muito bonito, limpo e organizado. Gostei muito da experiência e e ver um panda. :)

(Translated by Google) In the summer of 2013 there was a good zoo, whoever happens to be in this city will visit it, but it’s hard to walk long distances, there are electric cars rent, but we didn’t, you miss a lot of interesting things with them (Original) Был летом 2013 года хороший зоопарк , кто по случаю будет в этом городе посетите , только расстояние большие ходить тяжело , есть машинки электрические напрокат , но мы не брали , на них пропускаешь много интересного

Another architectural wonder! The Qiaolou Hall of Fuqing Temple in Mount Cangyan Scenic Area in north China's Hebei, hanging over two cliffs for over one thousand years, amazed numerous visitors with its awe-inspiring position and picturesque surrounding scenery.

(Translated by Google) When I was in school 40 years ago, I rode a bicycle from Shijiazhuang, but now I use a horse-drawn carriage from Pennsylvania, haha! Just kidding, the bus in the back is the mode of transportation we are using. When I used to work here, I drove a heavy-duty container truck! (Original) 40年前上学时，骑车从石家庄过去，现在改用宾夕法尼亚州的马车了，haha！开玩笑了，后面的bus才是正在用的交通工具，之前在这里上班时，开的是重型货柜卡车！

(Translated by Google) Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Scenic Spots (Original) 臥虎藏龍選景地

(Translated by Google) It's truly a spectacle beyond words~~^^ (Original) 정말 말로 형용할수 없는 장관입니다~~^^

Awesome park with many amazing sites. Raining, wet & cold though..but many interesting activities & get to wear chinese traditional costumes, dynasty. 💛

One of the best ancient theme park. Very well managed with periodic shows thru out the park. Even the shop retailers were all dressed in ancient clothing

Great experience of historic Chinese culture and local traditions. Awesome shows and gift shops. They also have a food court that has great noodles. They also have employees walking around with traditional street food items. Horse show. Naval war performance. Dress up in traditional wear. Whip performance. Dances. Chicken fights. Ample underground parking. It was quite hot and there is a lot of walking. Wear comfortable shoes and clothes. Bring some food and snacks.

the shows give kids direct impression of people daily life in Song dynasty. the park at night is pretty impressive, ang it is cool to visit too, I mean the temperature itself in a summer day. :-)

It's a park that built based on classical Chinese painting "Qingming Shang He Tu" or in english "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" which captures the daily life of people and the landscape of the northern song dynasty capital city, bianjiang (now:kaifeng). The buildings, bridges, city walls and docks in the park are made exactly the same as in the painting. You can find that the workers and staff there are also wear clothes and accessories like they're one of the song dynasty's people. If you want to dress like them, the park also have some stall that rent out dresses and clothes for man, woman and kids. They also offer photo service if you wanted to take some picture wearing that clothes. The park also provides many interesting shows that can be watched for free, such as a story about one of the famous hero in Chinese history, Yue Fei. If you want to watch the show, please pay attention to the show schedule and don't be late, because they will close the gate when the performance starts. Overall, this park is very interesting and worth to go. But unfortunately, when I went there, it was a foggy day..so I couldn't enjoy the park to the fullest.

Good cultural site full enriched with ancient heritage and good scenic spot for tourist ticket cost 120 RMB and will be half if you have student card

Great Park, where you can see the sculpture of famous Chinese painting Qingmingjie which is 24.5 meters long and depicts the ancient lifestyle of Chinese citizens during Holiday

You can take public bus number 3 from the city to yuntai mountain. The journey took about 70-90mins. Upon reaching you will need to buy entrance ticket and the bus ticket which you can take freely multiple times during your visit. It will take you a full day to explore the mountain so prepare to reach early in the morning.

So beautiful mountain view， I wanna go there again.

Must visit to see the mountain beauty .... though nothing new but still something hidden.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and lots to explore. The Vietnamese name is Van Dai Mountain. This is not a big mountain, but if you explore it, you will see many interesting things. - Just arriving at the bridge into the mountain, looking down from the bridge, you can see a fault like a miniature Grand Canyon, not as deep, not as wide, but the narrow ravine looks more beautiful. - There is a glass bridge, but this tour does not go there. - Walking the rough road at the bottom of the mountain is very interesting. To get to the bottom of the cliff, you need to go down, across the bottom, then up. It's just tiring, it's not hard to walk, and it's not too difficult, so trying hard to avoid skipping it would be a waste. Even the elderly are the same. - This road called the road follows the cliff. There is a section that goes along the edge of the existing rock, only adding a railing, there is a section that goes completely into the mountain to create a tunnel, and there is also a section that cuts into the rocky cliff to create a niche in the mountain, one side is a rocky mountain, the other side is an abyss. very beautiful and elaborate. Although it is not deep, not as high as the road to Vo Dang mountain, not wide enough for cars to pass, it is enough to show the great efforts of people. Below the abyss, there are wide places and narrow places with streams. If there is heavy rain, the water can quickly flood. When it's sunny, there are many places to rest and enjoy the scenery. + Many artificial bridges are mostly short, crossing streams to add interest. - The river has been blocked by a spillway, so when I went the water was gentle. The lake and dam are not large, but enough for a boat trip. This is an area worth exploring for its beautiful and somewhat rugged mountains. (Original) Đẹp và nhiều điều để khám phá. Tên Việt là núi Vân Đài, đây là ngọn núi không lớn nhưng đi khám phá sẽ thấy nhiều điều rất hay. - Mới đến cầu vào núi, nhìn từ cầu xuống là đã thấy đứt gãy như Grand Canyon thu nhỏ, không sâu bằng, không rộng bằng nhưng nhu vậy thấy khe núi hẹp lại đẹp hơn. - Có cầu kính, nhưng tour du lịch này không đến đó . - Đi đường sạn đạo dưới đáy vực núi rất lý thú. Để đến đáy vực, cần đi theo hướng xuống, ngang đáy, rồi đi lên. Chỉ là mỏi thôi chứ không khoa đi, và cũng không quá cam go, nên cố gắng đi kẻo bỏ qua rất uổng phí. Ngay cả người lớn tuổi cũng vậy. - Đường gọi là sạn đạo này đi theo vách núi. Có đoạn đi rìa đá có sẵn, chỉ làm thêm lan can, có đoạn đục hẳn vào trong núi thành đường hầm, và cũng có đoạn khoét vào vách núi đá thành ngách trong núi, một bên là núi đá, một bên là vực, rất đẹp và công phu. Dù không sâu , không cao như đường lên núi Võ Đang, không rộng cho làn xe car chạy nhưng cũng đủ cho thấy công lao rất lớn của con người. Dưới vực có chỗ rộng, có chỗ hẹp với khe suối, nếu mưa to có thể nước ngập tràn nhanh. Nắng thì nhiều chỗ nghỉ ngơi ngắm cảnh. + Nhiều cầu nhân tạo hầu hết ngắn, bắt ngang qua suối để tô điểm thêm thú vị. - Dòng sông đã được ngăn làm đập tràn, nên lúc tôi đi dòng nước hiền hòa. Hồ và đập không lớn, nhưng cũng tạm đủ cho chuyến du ngoạn băng thuyền. Đây là khu vực nên thám hiểm về núi đẹp và hơi hiểm trở.

A big park with enough to do for two days (the ticket is valid for 48 hours). Despite the stunning scenery it is overpriced, overdeveloped and crowded. The area around the big waterfall in particular feels like a shopping mall. For 180 yuan you only get to access a few short trails and viewing areas, so I think it is better to self drive or hire a taxi for a day to see the scenery since all of the sights are on a public road.

(Translated by Google) Yunta Mountain, located in Henan Province, China, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and allows you to experience the natural scenery of mainland China. At the top of Mt. Unta, there are temples of the Jade Emperor and Guan Yuzhang, providing another attraction. (Original) 중국 허난성에 위치한 운타산은 유네스코 세계문화유산이며, 중국 대륙의 자연경관을 경험해 볼 수 있다. 운타산 정상에는 옥황상제, 관우장 사원이 있어서 또 다른 매력을 제공한다.

(Translated by Google) If you go in the summer, it will be hot and difficult. It is recommended to go during the cool season. It is not recommended for people with mobility problems as it requires climbing up and down areas with poor footing. (Original) 夏に行くと暑くて大変です。涼しい季節に行くことをお勧めします。足場の悪い所の上り下りしたりしなければならないので、足腰の悪い方にはお勧めしません。

A place to visit to understand the history of China, mainly art pieces. Encouraged to purchase tickets in advance, and remember to bring ID (for local) and passport (for foreigners). I believe you need whole day to view all art pieces, and we only managed to view the key ones within 2.5 hrs.

Excellent museum with loads of artifacts and information on history of Henan which is also very much history of China from its beginning. Information is available also in English. Tickets are free but must be reserved on website. Bring your passport. Reserve several hours for a visit. Definitely worth your time.

This museum focuses on ancient dynasties from the central plain which gives information on early China civilization. Free entrance. Friendly museum staff is there to help for those using passport for registration. Those who likes history will take more than 3 hours.

Epic museum. Reserve a ticket via WeChat (select from 9-12pm or 12-4pm entry time slots; max 8,000 visitors per session). Both english and Chinese audio guides are available for ¥30 but are operated by different companies, so be careful which one you purchase. The Chinese guide is quite comprehensive (you can punch in the ###) but the english guide is lame (~40 1-2min explanations that are heavily accented).

Very good museum especially for China history buffs. Entrance is free but advance booking/ reservation is required from their WeChat account.

Amazing museum in Zhengzhou, Henan. There was way more pieces than I imagined there would be, spanning thousands of years across multiple dynastic periods. I highly recommend a visit here if you come to Henan!

A lot of historical relics & rare collections. Reflecting on thousand years of chinese dynasties.

It is free to visit but closed every Monday. There is a high rise building which is too close to it and blocks the view. The close by area are good for shopping. Once the signature building of Zhengzhou but now it’s not so.

It‘s free to visit but you need to show your ID. I thought there‘s a viewpoint on the top floor but it was closed. Only exhibition and stores inside.

Photo opportunity.

Photo by Galaxy Note10➕or Galaxy S10➕

Great citi!

Forty years ago, this was the tallest building in the entire city.

This place brings back so many memories 😃

You will not see the images of monks practicing martial arts as you expect. Now Shaolin Temple is just a temple. This area is quite large so if you do not have time, you can buy a tram ticket to go quickly. At some times of the day, outside the gate, there are martial arts students performing. Need to buy ticket

Visiting the Shaolin Temple in Zhengzhou was an incredible experience. The place has such a powerful energy — you can actually feel the history and tradition in the air. The temple itself is stunning, surrounded by beautiful mountains and greenery that make the whole area feel calm and refreshing. The climate was just perfect when I visited, adding to the peaceful vibe. Every corner of the temple has something to admire — from the ancient statues and carvings to the monks practicing kung fu with absolute discipline and grace. Watching them train was mesmerizing; it’s not just a performance, it’s a way of life deeply rooted in their culture. It’s truly amazing how the temple combines spirituality, martial arts, and history all in one place. I’d definitely recommend visiting if you ever get the chance — it’s a place that leaves you inspired and full of awe.

Too much crowed, too much commercial..we were dreaming to see real quite place where the guys are living and training, to feel the history and old golden traditions, but found only a lot of shops, street food restaurants and show - all just for tourists,that’s why we were really disappointed ☹️ price for the tickets are so expensive for that. Honestly it’s a tourist trap, don’t recommend unfortunately

By far the highlight of our China tour. It's amazing to hear the history of the Shaolin temple, see a demonstration, but most of all, travel up the cable car up the mountain to see the Temple of Heaven and walk along a towering cliff face.

Well worth a visit. Steeped in history. Worth hiring an English speaking guide. Approximately 300RMB. To get here hire a Didi for around 150RMB, and slightly more getting back. Buy tickets when you get there 80 RMB. Includes kung fu show.

My wife had the opportunity to visit the fabled temple, located at the foot of Mount Song birthed about 495 a.d. and home of Chan ("zen") buddhism and ethical martial arts ("wu de"), courtesy of Bodhidharma. She tells me it's quite commercial now given publicity and Unesco cultural status in recent times.

A must-visit if you're in Zhengzhou! The long travel time is worth it—this legendary temple, famous from Jackie Chan and Jet Li movies, was even more impressive in real life. As a fan since childhood, seeing it firsthand was unforgettable. We booked a private tour, which included a Kung Fu lesson and an incredible live performance. The martial arts showcase was the highlight—so powerful and precise! Highly recommend this experience for anyone interested in Chinese culture or Kung Fu. Truly a dream come true for martial arts lovers! **5/5 stars**—don’t miss it!

You will not see the images of monks practicing martial arts as you expect. Now Shaolin Temple is just a temple. This area is quite large so if you do not have time, you can buy a tram ticket to go quickly. At some times of the day, outside the gate, there are martial arts students performing. Need to buy ticket

Visiting the Shaolin Temple in Zhengzhou was an incredible experience. The place has such a powerful energy — you can actually feel the history and tradition in the air. The temple itself is stunning, surrounded by beautiful mountains and greenery that make the whole area feel calm and refreshing. The climate was just perfect when I visited, adding to the peaceful vibe. Every corner of the temple has something to admire — from the ancient statues and carvings to the monks practicing kung fu with absolute discipline and grace. Watching them train was mesmerizing; it’s not just a performance, it’s a way of life deeply rooted in their culture. It’s truly amazing how the temple combines spirituality, martial arts, and history all in one place. I’d definitely recommend visiting if you ever get the chance — it’s a place that leaves you inspired and full of awe.

Too much crowed, too much commercial..we were dreaming to see real quite place where the guys are living and training, to feel the history and old golden traditions, but found only a lot of shops, street food restaurants and show - all just for tourists,that’s why we were really disappointed ☹️ price for the tickets are so expensive for that. Honestly it’s a tourist trap, don’t recommend unfortunately

By far the highlight of our China tour. It's amazing to hear the history of the Shaolin temple, see a demonstration, but most of all, travel up the cable car up the mountain to see the Temple of Heaven and walk along a towering cliff face.

Well worth a visit. Steeped in history. Worth hiring an English speaking guide. Approximately 300RMB. To get here hire a Didi for around 150RMB, and slightly more getting back. Buy tickets when you get there 80 RMB. Includes kung fu show.

My wife had the opportunity to visit the fabled temple, located at the foot of Mount Song birthed about 495 a.d. and home of Chan ("zen") buddhism and ethical martial arts ("wu de"), courtesy of Bodhidharma. She tells me it's quite commercial now given publicity and Unesco cultural status in recent times.

A must-visit if you're in Zhengzhou! The long travel time is worth it—this legendary temple, famous from Jackie Chan and Jet Li movies, was even more impressive in real life. As a fan since childhood, seeing it firsthand was unforgettable. We booked a private tour, which included a Kung Fu lesson and an incredible live performance. The martial arts showcase was the highlight—so powerful and precise! Highly recommend this experience for anyone interested in Chinese culture or Kung Fu. Truly a dream come true for martial arts lovers! **5/5 stars**—don’t miss it!

Beautiful tower, full of history with some English translations. You can walk to the top floor of the tower and have a beautiful view of Dongting lake. Surrounded by beautiful buildings and nature.

Rich history of the Dynasties. Tour guide is recommended if you are curious to know.

It is under renovation at the moment. Nevertheless, it is a nice place.

It is very spectacular , but also to stand above overlooking far！

Peaceful and vibrant place. The view from Yeuyang Tower is mesmerizing!

A three storey tower can watch foggy Dongting Lake.

Very interested