Located in Yangquan city, central China's Shanxi province, Yanziya Cliff is known for its steep and magnificent peaks. The spectacular landscape makes it a famous tourist attraction.
People visiting the Shanxi capital for the first time usually head straight to the Yongzuo Temple's Twin Pagodas or the Jinci Temple, monuments to the city's ancient history. The following sites, which revisit Taiyuan's past and speak of its present, are also worth checking out.
This park sits on Lvliang Mountain and is part of the Guandishan Forest Zone, which covers the city of Taiyuan, Lvliang county, and other cities and counties, across a 68,448-hectare Area.
An old Chinese saying notes that Huangshan Mountain, known as China's loveliest mountain, is famous for its unique landscape, and Yunqiu Mountain for its wonderful sightseeing.
This is a provincial scenic spot that is part of Lvliang Mountain, 25 kilometers away from the city of Linfen city and it is a site with a long history.
This cave is in Ningwu county, Shanxi province at an elevation of 2, 300 meters above sea level and was formed during the ice age in the cenozoic period, about three million years ago.
Located in Huangcheng Village, Yangcheng county, Jincheng in the southeast of Shanxi province, Huangcheng Premier's Mansion is the former residence of Emperor Kangxi's teacher and once premier Chen Tingjing.
With the mixed architectural style of Ming and Qing Dynasties, Huangcheng Premier's Mansion has a unique appearance with elements from ancient dwellings, official mansions, ancestral temples, academies, and fortifications. Exquisite brick carvings, wood carvings, stone carvings, huge quantities of distinguished tablets and articles dedicated by emperors are used for decoration.
