标签： 郑州景点

Damo Cave (达摩洞), located beneath the central peak of Wuru Peaks behind the Chuzu Temple at Shaolin Temple, is a [...]

The Yellow River Scenic Area in Zhengzhou (郑州黄河风景名胜区) is a tourist destination that began construction in the 1970s on the [...]

Sanhuang Village (三皇寨) is a natural mountain village perched on the slopes of Shaoshi Mountain, with its main peak, Liantian [...]

Songyang Academy (嵩阳书院), originally established as Songyang Temple in the 8th year of the Northern Wei Dynasty’s Taihe era (484 [...]

Zhongyue Temple (中岳庙), situated at the southern foot of Mount Song in Dengfeng, was originally constructed during the Qin Dynasty [...]

Taishi Mountain (太室山), situated north of Dengfeng City in Henan Province, is an eastern constituent part of Mount Song. It [...]

The Imperial Mausoleums of the Song Dynasty (北宋皇陵) comprise over 300 tombs, covering an area of approximately 156 square kilometers. [...]

Located at the southern foot of Mount Taishi in Dengfeng, Fawang Temple (法王寺) is steeped in history and legend. According [...]

Shaoshi Mountain (少室山), also known as “Jishi Mountain,” holds a rich historical and mythological significance. Legend has it that the [...]

The City God Temple in Zhengzhou (郑州城隍庙), also known as Chenghuang Temple, traces its origins back to the early Ming [...]

Zhongyuan Tower (中原福塔), also known as the “Henan Radio and Television Tower,” stands proudly at a height of 268 meters, [...]

Xuehua Cave (Snowflake Cave, 雪花洞), nestled within the limestone terrain, stands as a testament to nature’s artistry, stretching over 1110 [...]