Things to do in Xinzheng

I experienced the Chief's House, the amphibious vehicle, and the animal show. Overall, it was okay, but I personally felt the ticket price was a bit high, and there weren't that many animals inside.

It combines a zoo and an amusement park. Suitable for children under 10. It has everything, but nothing is done exceptionally well. The price-performance ratio isn't high. At least not as good as Qingming Riverside Park or Wansui Mountain Martial Arts City. The food inside is a bit pricey.

The Huangdi Hometown Scenic Area is located in the north of Xuanyuan Road, Xinzheng City, Henan Province, covering an area of ​​more than 100 acres. It is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction and a national key cultural relic protection unit. It is a holy place for the descendants of Yan and Huang at home and abroad to seek their roots and worship their ancestors. It is also the site of the ancestor worship ceremony of the 18th World Hakka Reunion Conference and the Huangdi Hometown Ancestor Worship Ceremony over the years. At the end of 1996, it was named Zhengzhou Patriotism Education Base. In October 2000, it was rated as "Zhengzhou Top Ten Tourist Attractions". The Huangdi Hometown Ancestor Worship Ceremony is the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage protection. The scenic area covers an area of ​​more than 70,000 square meters, highlighting the theme of the Chinese nation seeking roots and worshipping ancestors.

The ticket price is a bit expensive, and there aren't many things to do. The ice skating equipment is charged separately, the snacks are pricey, the place isn't very big, but there are performances, so it's alright. The penguin enclosure is very crowded and requires queuing; it's extremely cold inside (below zero), so you can rent down jackets. It's fun for kids, but not very cost-effective for adults.

I went there before the Lantern Festival, mainly to enjoy the lanterns. There were not many large lantern groups, but they were also carefully designed. The Garden Expo Park is relatively large, mainly concentrated near the South Gate. There are also performances, iron flower making, and interactive projects with tourists. Overall, it is not bad.

Highly recommended! The Ice and Snow World Hotel is a very nice hotel. The rooms and bedding are very comfortable, which kids love and the elderly also enjoy. The surrounding environment is pleasant, quiet, and comfortable.

Beautiful hot spring place! It’s my second time here. Lots of different activities to see and places to relax and have fun. Plus you can play with capybaras 😍

The tour guide spoke clearly and fluently. The museum was packed with people, and with a group of 30, the young woman, being small and wearing a black coat, easily lost her way. I suggested she wear brighter colors next time, to which she replied: "Does work require specific clothing? Didn't she see the guides in the museum wearing bright red?"

I don't recommend going there. Let me tell you about the consumption here. It costs 10 yuan to rent a cabinet, 10 yuan for a bucket of instant noodles, and 5 yuan for a sausage. It's too shady. Don't you feel guilty for making so much profit? Can this shady store last long? I hope you close down soon. You have to rent everything, and you have to pay extra for 15 minutes overtime. The place is also very remote. If you are not traveling by car, it is best not to come. Otherwise, it is very troublesome to go back and forth without a direct bus. The landslide stopped sliding halfway, there was little snow, and there was even exposed soil. I have come here to try the pit once. It's best not to come. I really thank your ancestors for eighteen generations. A rural ski resort 😀😀😀😀 is also called international. It's too pretentious😅

I came here today specifically to experience the Zhongyuan Tower, the tallest building in Zhengzhou, and it was well worth the trip. The attractions are very unique. I paid an extra 30 yuan to go up to the Cloud Walk, the tallest building in Zhengzhou. The staff were very friendly and provided detailed information about the tour route! They even insisted on taking photos of me as a souvenir, knowing that I came from out of town. I have to give them a thumbs up.