4.4/5
Anonymous userIt is behind the Cao Wei Ancient City and can be reached on foot. The place is not small, but I don't know which ones are historical sites. One ticket also includes access to the Confucian Temple next door. I didn't hire a tour guide, I just took a quick look. Overall it is good.
4.4/5Anonymous userThe 5A-level scenic area of Chaya Mountain has a great deal at 65 yuan for admission. The all-inclusive ticket is 99 yuan, which includes admission, the magic carpet ride up the mountain, and the cliff slide down the mountain, saving a lot of time. Although the scenic area is not large, the landscape is unique, with various rocks sculpted by nature and definitely worth seeing! The Dongshanmen Yishan Inn, where I stayed, was also a good experience!
4.5/5
M50***92The zoo is a great place to conduct nature education. With the development of human beings and the progress of cities, children and adults have fewer and fewer opportunities to contact nature. Today is also our first time to visit Zhoukou Wildlife Park. We use our eyes, ears, and even noses to see the uniqueness of each animal and feel other unique creatures in the world. Then, by seeing different animals and observing the natural behaviors of animals, let our children learn how to visit the zoo, understand different animals, and learn interesting knowledge while playing!
4.4/5
彤彤公主的大保镖It's really good, one of the better ones in the province. It's like a zoo and amusement park complex. There weren't many people on the weekdays, so there was no need to queue. However, there aren't many animals at the moment, and the rides seem a bit noisy. I wonder if they'll disturb the animals?
4.2/5
南极浪人！The scenic area is generally OK, the ticket price is 30 yuan, there are many things to play inside, the night show is very good, there are performances, which are very good, you can take the children there for a stroll when you have nothing to do.
4.8/5Anonymous userI had a great experience at Zhengzhou Fantawild Adventure. The park was at a low peak period, so there were very few people — which made the visit even more enjoyable with almost no queues. The weather was perfect, and all the rides were fun and worth trying. It was also very easy to get to the park. We bought our tickets from Trip.com, which was easy, breezy, and cheaper than purchasing on-site. Overall, it was a smooth, enjoyable, and hassle-free visit!
4.7/5河洛一粟It's a lot of fun, great value for money, and there are shows. It gets quite crowded on weekends. The security check at the entrance isn't like what you see online, where you can't bring this or that. It's just a normal security check, very simple.
4.8/5Anonymous userDirector Wang Chaoge's "Only Henan"! Without relying on popular celebrities, you created the most moving stage with earthen walls and wheat fields. The tragic scene of dying to leave seeds in the train station theater, and the cross-temporal dialogue between historical figures in the fantasy city theater—every scene is both visually stunning and a spiritual cleansing. You have shown us that cultural confidence is the ultimate form of entertainment.
4.8/5
_We***23I mainly viewed the Ming and Qing dynasty porcelain exhibition at Xiangkai Zijin, and my impressions are as follows: 1. The exhibits were good, and the overall impression was very positive, especially the Yongle and Xuande blue and white porcelain, the Qing dynasty colored glaze porcelain, and the Twelve Flower Goddess Cups. 2. However, the overall lighting was a bit yellowish. 3. There seems to be a labeling error; please verify: the Qianlong sacrificial red jade pot spring vase, in my humble opinion, should be Jun red glaze, not sacrificial red glaze. (Image below)
4.6/5
hucuifangConstruction was underway everywhere, with green corrugated iron sheets surrounding the area, making the experience less pleasant than usual. However, it was still worthwhile as a place to take a walk and see the animals along the way. I strongly recommend going after 2 PM; I went around 12 PM, and the animals were all taking their afternoon nap.
