Цзиюань: чем заняться

虽说是4A，但是很值得一去。天气晴朗，蓝天白云，再加绵延的山脉，真是令人心旷神怡。如果腿脚不灵便，来回有缆车和索道，但总有一段要自己爬。最高点真的视野开阔。景区卫生也很好，厕所有纸且干净。

景色是很不错，景区里的物品和娱乐项目价格真心不贵，唯独要吐槽的就是各式各样的套票，第一次去的根本分不清哪个项目在哪里，没有明确的标识牌，工作人员介绍的也不清楚，因为这绕了几次道，一样的娱乐设施在不一样的地方，其中一些套票可能就不包含，我个人建议是就买基础票，到里面碰到啥想玩的就单独花钱买，也多花不了多少钱，最起码省心，有不想玩的就直接跳过。

山上植被茂盛，有丰富的原始次生林，为野生动物提供了良好的栖息条件。景区内群峰巍峨，沟壑幽深，飞瀑争流，风光奇伟。春回大地，桃红柳绿;雨季来临，云海翻腾;金秋时节，叶红柏翠;银装素裹之时，群峰下的温泉又给人们带来暖暖春意。

Historic no doubt! However, touring the temple involves a lot of walking.... 5+ km if one chooses to take the shuttle to and from the pickup/ drop off point or carpark areas.

济渎庙里的风景十分秀美，是典型的北方古代园林，也是古代道教祭祀胜地，为济源胜景之一。它是河南省现存最大的一处古建筑群落，被誉为中原古代建筑的“博物馆”。

没有小交通联票，还以为不远，于是决定走进去，结果六公里，带孩子走了俩小时，下山坐景交十分钟，，，，奉劝大家一定要买小交通小蝌蚪特别多，小孩子玩水抓蝌蚪挺好的，农家乐也不贵，手工面才十块

Quite an interesting and special museum to visit. I have learned lot of “knowledge” related to the ancient tombs during the 2 hours tour with the guide.

Visiting Longmen Grottoes was one of the highlights of my trip to Luoyang. I was genuinely amazed by the sheer scale of the site and the incredible details of the Buddhist statues carved into the limestone cliffs. It is quite mind-blowing to think about how these masterpieces were created more than a thousand years ago, especially considering the tools and technology available back then.Walking through the grottoes gave me a real appreciation of China's rich history, culture and craftsmanship. Every section seemed to have something interesting to discover, and I found myself stopping frequently to admire the intricate carvings. The scenery along the river also made the experience even more enjoyable.Definitely worth visiting if you're in Luoyang! My advice is to set aside at least 2–3 hours, wear comfortable shoes and take your time exploring rather than rushing through. An unforgettable experience!

Beautiful place to make photoes and enjoy old Luoyang atmosphere. Recommended to visit at 18 and later to see lights and lanterns. It is necessary to raise up the gates, view is really nice. But be aware a lot of people that want your money to dress you and make photoes. Or may be you will like this experience.

Henan is the cradle of Chinese civilization. Known as the Central Plains (中原), it is where the earliest dynasties, writing systems, bronze technology, and organized states first emerged. The fertile soil of the Yellow River nurtured farming communities as early as 5000 BCE, laying the foundation for Chinese culture.Luoyang, in Henan, is historically celebrated as the Ancient Capital of Luoyang was once the capital of 13 dynasties, and the wealth of artifacts unearthed from the city is immense. The Luoyang Museum alone houses nearly 200,000 relics. On my final day in Luoyang, I chose to visit this institution. Admission is free, but I was taken aback by the long queue at the entrance when I arrived at 8:30 a.m. Fortunately, even without registering through the online app, I was allowed entry by presenting my passport.The museum is organized into eight galleries:Heluo Civilization GalleryTreasure GalleryTang Sancai GalleryCeramics GalleryCalligraphy & Painting GalleryStone Carving GalleryFolk Art GalleryBronze GalleryChinese bronzes are particularly distinctive. Unlike Europe’s utilitarian bronzes, those in China were primarily ceremonial, used in ancestral rites. Monumental vessels such as the 司母戊鼎 (Si Mu Wu Fang Ding) weigh over 800 kg — unmatched anywhere else. Bronze culture endured in China far longer than in other regions, deeply shaping later dynasties. This is why museums like Henan and Luoyang emphasize bronzes as cultural treasures rather than mere technological artifacts.It is an eye opening trip seeing the artifacts excavated from the 13 dynasties.