Top 10 Night Attractions in Luoyang

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Anonymous user

There are no sightseeing buses in this scenic area, which is inconvenient for elderly people with mobility issues. This should be improved, as there's quite a lot of walking involved. Overall, it's alright, but definitely go during the off-season; it gets too crowded during peak season.

_We***90

It was beautiful. I tried both the first and second cable car lines, but unfortunately the elevator was closed. The scenery of the Ten-Mile Painting Screen was stunning, but there were also many people. In the end, the mountain was so crowded that it became a "traffic jam" (a term used to describe a large number of people stuck on a mountain).

lin***ie

The park is very large and has a Han and Tang Dynasty style. The night views of Mingtang Paradise and Yingtian Gate are charming, and the Yingtian Gate light show is worth seeing. The martial arts field experience project at Jiuzhou Pond has a good design and is suitable for going at night. It is too hot during the day.

Lucky敏儿姐

Overall, it was average. The performance of "Tracing the Goddess of Luo River" ​The charm of art is that it makes people shout along and their eyes moisten. There are traces to be found everywhere. The only thing is that I was standing the whole time, which was a bit tiring. It's okay to take pictures, walk around nearby, and read books, but it's not so good for a long time.

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Since admission is free, let's not discuss the value for money. Let's discuss the history of Luoyi Ancient City. The origins of Luoyi Ancient City date back to the Western Zhou Dynasty. After King Wu of Zhou conquered the Shang Dynasty, he planned to build a new capital in the Yi and Luo regions to consolidate his rule in the east. After Duke Zhou quelled the rebellion of the Three Guards, construction of Luoyi began in the fifth year of King Cheng's reign. Duke Zhao selected the site, and Duke Zhou oversaw the construction, completing the city in about a year. After its completion, Luoyi became the Eastern Capital of the Western Zhou Dynasty. It consisted of the Royal City and Chengzhou. The Royal City, located east of the Jian River and west of the Chan River, served as the place where princes met with the king and where the Western Zhou nobles resided. Chengzhou, located east of the Chan River, housed the military and settled the people of Yin. Since then, Luoyang has remained one of China's political centers, flourishing through multiple dynasties. The current Luoyi Ancient City is a comprehensive historical and cultural ancient city built on the basis of the original historical sites, with the architectural styles of the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties as the main tone. It has preserved the protected buildings of many historical periods, such as the Henan Prefecture Confucian Temple, Tuling Palace, Four-Eyed Well, and the ruins of the ancient city wall of Jin and Yuan Dynasties.

可能的小仙女66

A fine sword is forged through tempering, and the fragrance of plum blossoms comes from bitter cold. The only place in Luoyang where you can see flowers bloom in winter is the plum garden in the Luoyang Sui-Tang Relics Park Botanical Garden! The blooming winter plums have attracted many Luoyang citizens and photography enthusiasts, bringing a touch of warmth to the winter! With the winter plums in bloom, can spring be far behind?!

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Title: Luoyang Lijingmen Avoiding Pit & Planting Grass Guide ｜ History Control and Food should be seen as the truth. As the facade of Luoyang Old Town, Lijingmen has never lacked a topic. Some people say that it is the "first door of the Central Plains", and some people complain that the 45 yuan ticket is not worth it. Share my real experience to help you avoid minefields and catch the essence: 3 reasons for must plant grass 1. The historical atmosphere is full: Even if it was rebuilt in 2002, the 30-meter-high city building and the 11-meter-wide city wall still hide the ancient capital. 13 arrow towers depict the history of the 13th Dynasties. The historical materials of the 104 emperors in the Imperial History Museum can instantly pull back the scene of Sui and Tang. Standing by the moat in the evening, watching the embers spill on the city wall, the ancient style photos do not need to be repaired at all. ​ 2. The fireworks are seamless: the city gate is directly connected to the old street and the cross street night market. In the morning, you can drink beef soup with cake silk. At night, you can check in without turning over soup and peony cakes. The roast chicken leg cakes that locals often go to are also hidden in the alley. If you are tired, you can go to Luoqi Theater to see the non-legacy performance. The new play under the old city wall is very pleasant. ​ 3. Free experience is friendly enough: no climbing in the city building is completely free, city gate, city gate, The moat is enough to go shopping. Even if you don't spend money, you can see the magnificent night view of the city building when the Hua Deng first went up, and you can get the artistic conception of "not going to Lijingmen, come to Luoyang City". Must avoid the pit - buy the tickets for the city building carefully: the weapons exhibition included in the 45 yuan ticket are mostly antique products, and the placement is simple. It takes 10 minutes to visit, and the price is very low. Unless you have a obsession with the imperial statue and the bell tower, it is recommended to only visit the free area. ​- Beware of high-priced specialties on the roadside: the peony porcelain at the entrance of the scenic spot and the Tang Sancai premium are high. If you want to buy specialties, you can go to the old store like "Dingjia Old No.". Or place an order after comparison. ​ - Don't drive! Don't drive! Cross Street Night Market is mixed with people and cars, parking is extremely difficult, it is recommended to walk from Metro Line 1 to Youth Palace Station, or ride an electric car. 1. Prepare in the early stage - Select materials: give priority to panoramic views of the city building, night view lights, Hanfu punch-in photos, and close-up food. Combine the details of Zhang's flow of people (such as city brick texture, dragon pillar carving), avoid all photos of tourists' heads ​ 2. Opening hours (8:00-22:00), transportation (subway Line 1 Youth Palace Station Exit C), tickets (45 yuan / free area), must eat food (no soup, roast chicken leg cake). ​#Luoyang Lijingmen #Luoyang Tourism; Traffic Tag #Luoyang Raiders #Gudu Tourism #Hanfu punch card; Details Tag #Luoyang Food #10

Shin泡泡

Wangcheng Park, a shining pearl in the historical and cultural city of Luoyang, carries a heavy historical heritage and is filled with modern vitality and vigor. Stepping into the park, it feels like being in a colorful painting. Walking along the winding path, there are green trees and flowers on both sides. In the peony garden, peonies of various colors are blooming, red like fire, pink like clouds, white like snow, delicate and fragrant. The breeze blows, and the petals sway gently, like a dancing girl, beautiful beyond words. Tourists shuttle through it, stop to take pictures, and their faces are filled with happy smiles. Through the peony garden, it is the famous Wangcheng Zoo. Rare animals from all over the world are gathered here. The majestic tiger paced in the cage, revealing the king's domineering look in his eyes; the cute giant panda nibbled bamboo leisurely, full of cuteness, which attracted bursts of laughter from tourists; the giraffe stretched its neck gracefully and took the leaves from the tourists. Its tall body and gentle eyes made people love it. Continue walking along the lake, the lake is sparkling and rippling. On the lake, several cruise ships slowly passed by, leaving ripples. The willow trees by the lake swayed in the wind, and the willow branches gently brushed the water, like a girl's long hair. The Wangcheng Bridge in the distance spanned the lake, magnificent and magnificent, complementing the surrounding natural scenery. Wangcheng Park is not only a treasure land of natural beauty, but also a place full of humanistic atmosphere. There are many historical sites in the park, such as the ancient site of Wangcheng and Zhouwangcheng Square, which make people feel the long history and culture of this city. Here, nature and history are perfectly integrated, making people linger. As the sun sets, the afterglow shines on every corner of the park, covering the land with a golden coat. I left Wangcheng Park reluctantly with full of memories. This trip made me deeply feel the unique charm of the ancient city of Luoyang, and made me love this land even more.

M31***95

The Peony Pavilion is awesome! Learn about the past and present of the peony. Cross the mountains and seas to Luoyang to travel through the seasons, with convenient transportation. The interior decoration is exquisite and gorgeous, and the landscape design is full of sense! From history, poetry to holographic images!

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A must-visit for Luoyang visitors is Luoyang Old Street. After passing the Drum Tower, the street leading towards Lijing Gate is Luoyang Old Street. Luoyang Old Street is located in the heart of Luoyang's old city district and has a T-shaped layout. It stretches approximately one kilometer from east to west, from Lijing Gate in the west to the Drum Tower in the east; and approximately 1.5 kilometers from north to south, from East-West Street in the south to Zhongzhou East Road in the north. Its center is Shizijie. Originally built during the Sui and Tang dynasties, Luoyang Old Street underwent renovations throughout the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. A major renovation was undertaken in 2020. 37 Ming and Qing dynasty residences and 16 well-preserved carved windows and doors remain. Sixty-three century-old locust trees line the street, forming a distinctive landscape axis alongside the bluestone pavement. Along the Old Street are historical sites such as the Drum Tower, Wenfeng Tower, and the Old City Folk Museum, carrying the memory of millennia-old Heluo civilization. The Drum Tower retains its Ming Dynasty base and a brick archway rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty. The Wenfeng Pagoda, a Ming Dynasty feng shui tower, bears a Wanli-era stele inscribed with "Records of the Reconstruction of the Wenfeng Pagoda." The Folk Museum, formerly the Qing Dynasty Shanxi Merchants Guild Hall, displays traditional Luoyang wedding customs and festive utensils. As a traditional commercial district, Luoyang Old Street is home to over 20 Luoyang Shuixi (water banquet) and Bufantang (no-turn soup) restaurants, over 10 traditional teahouses, and night market stalls offering regional specialties, catering to diverse visitor needs. To the east of the Drum Tower is the Peony Porcelain Exhibition Area, featuring ornaments, tea sets, and more. Around Lijing Gate are Tang Sancai (three-color glaze) workshops, preserving the art of three-color glaze firing. During the day, the old street appears unassuming and gray. At night, it illuminates brightly, embodying the grandeur of Luoyang during the Sui and Tang Dynasties. A must-see in Luoyang.