Cultural Tourism

Qiao Family Courtyard

The Qiao Family Courtyard, also known as the Middle Hall, is located in Qiaojiapu Village, Qi County, Shanxi Province. It was founded in 1756 and is divided into six courtyards in a double "xi" shape, with 20 small courtyards and 313 houses. The building covers an area of 4175 square meters and faces the street on three sides. It is surrounded by fully enclosed green brick walls that are over 10 meters high. The gate is a city gate style cave, and it is an ancient residence with a traditional northern residential architectural style.

Jinci Temple

Jin Temple is the earliest surviving royal sacrificial garden in China and the ancestral hall of the Jin state; It is an intensive carrier of ancient Chinese architectural art, and an isolated example of complete architectural types and historical sequences from the Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing, and Republican periods in China. The accompanying colored sculpture murals, stone tablets, and codes are all national treasures; It is a comprehensive carrier of the historical context of the Three Jin Dynasties, and the Jin cultural system traces back to the Western Zhou Dynasty's enfeoffment of the Tang Dynasty and the establishment of the Jin Dynasty, and is an empirical evidence of the inheritance of the cultural context of the prosperous Tang Dynasty; It is the birthplace of the Wang and Zhang families in the world.

Mount Wutai

Mount Wutai, a world cultural landscape heritage, a national AAAAA tourist attraction, a national key scenic spot, a national geological park, a national forest park, a national natural and cultural heritage, one of the top ten famous mountains in China, and one of the four famous Buddhist mountains in China. Located in Xinzhou City, Shanxi Province, between latitude 38 ° 55-39% 66 and longitude 113 29 '-11339, the planned area of the scenic spot is 607 square kilometers, with an administrative jurisdiction area of 436 square kilometers.

The AncientCity of Ping Yao

Pingyao Ancient City is located in the central part of Shanxi Province. It was first built during the reign of King Yi of Zhou and expanded in the third year of the Hongwu reign of the Ming Dynasty (1370). It has a history of more than 2700 years. It still preserves the basic style of the county town from the Ming and Qing dynasties relatively well, and is the most complete ancient city still existing in the Han ethnic region of China. Pingyao, Shanxi is known as one of the "four best preserved ancient cities" and is also one of the only two ancient cities in China to successfully apply for the World Cultural Heritage status for the entire city.

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Qiao Family Courtyard

Jinci Temple

Mount Wutai

The AncientCity of Ping Yao