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Reviews: Prague Castle
Guest User2017-05-08
Those interested in wooden architecture should definitely check this out; it's excellent. The construction of the brackets and coffered ceilings, in particular, is truly ingenious and exquisite!
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Reviews: Munich Residence
Guest User2017-05-02
Yuci Old Town boasts a history of over 3,000 years. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Yuci was known as Tushui and Weiyu, and during the Warring States Period, it was renamed Yuci, belonging to Taiyuan Prefecture. It is one of the best starting points for exploring the Shanxi Merchant Culture Corridor. Yuci Old Town was built in 582 AD (the second year of the Kaihuang era of the Sui Dynasty) on the site of the old Han Dynasty city, and has a history of over 1,400 years. Yuci Old Town is rich in history and culture, with unique tourism resources. It integrates ancient residences, city walls, county government offices, temples, streets, and shops, as well as natural scenery such as mountains, rivers, forests, springs, and waterfalls, blending Shanxi merchant culture, ethnic culture, Yellow River culture, Shanxi culture, and urban culture into one. At the same time, the simple folk customs and colorful folk arts of central Shanxi give the old town its spirit and vitality, cleverly blending nature, culture, history, and art. Films and television dramas such as *Qiao Family Courtyard* and *Going West* were filmed here.
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Reviews: Museum Island
Guest User2014-09-16
Tiantangzhai, formerly known as "Hengshan" and "Duoyunshan," was renamed "Tiantangzhai" after the Yuan Dynasty. It is located at the junction of Luotian and Yingshan counties in Hubei Province and Jinzhai County in Anhui Province. The rock formations of Tiantangzhai are exquisitely sculpted by nature, ever-changing and shrouded in mist. Baima Peak is majestic, Longjian Peak resembles a dinosaur, Shengguajian Peak is mysterious and unpredictable, and the shapes of Xianren Cave and Songtao Stone are lifelike and fascinating. It is the second highest peak in the Dabie Mountains and was historically known as "the first pass in the southeast of Wu and Chu."