Where is the Third People's Hospital of Luoyang? Are there any good hotels nearby?

I just went to Henan, and now I summarize the tourist routes of the three gold medal scenic spots in Luoyang (Longmen Grottoes, Guanlin and Baima Temple) as follows, hoping to help everyone.

I traveled alone and the train arrived at Luoyang Station at 07:20. Immediately after leaving the station, I bought a ticket for the first bus to Xuchang at 07: 10 at the coach station in the east of the railway station and went to 35 yuan, Shaolin Temple. There is also a regular bus with a fare of 18 yuan, which leaves earlier than Iveco. Then I booked a room for that night in Luoyang Building directly opposite the railway station. Double standard room with one bed 128 yuan. After reading the sanitary conditions of the room, I felt that it was not satisfactory, so I chose Luoyang Yaju Apartment recommended by netizens' travel notes. At that time, Luoyang building was chosen mainly because it was close to the railway station, but I didn't expect the hygiene to be so poor. It seems that it was not better to live near the railway station before, but Yaju Apartment is much better, 65,438+028. Zhou Xiao, the boss, is very kind and warm. He also drew a map for me, which is worth recommending. Baidu search Luoyang Yaju apartment can find it.

After I booked my residence, Zhou Xiao, the shopkeeper, drew me a sketch of the tourist route, and then I hurried to the first stop: Xiaolangdi.

Return to the train station from Xiaolangdi, and take bus No.81to Longmen Grottoes. The fare is 1.5 yuan. After getting off the bus, cross the road and go down the steps to the ticket office in the north gate (fare 120 yuan). It is suggested to enter the south gate from the north gate, get off the bus and walk across the bridge to Longmen Bridge, enjoying the panoramic view of Longmen Grottoes opposite Yishui along the way. The quiet water, the Millennium Buddha, constitutes a harmonious and peaceful picture here. When you get to Longmen Bridge, you don't have to cross the bridge to get off at the other side. Longmen Grottoes is a pass, including Xishan Grottoes, Dongshan Grottoes, Xiangshan Temple and Baiyuan Garden. Take the return bus 8 1 and get off at Guanlinmiao Station (ticket 1 yuan). Go to the end of Guanlinlin archway and get tickets to 25 yuan.

Guanlin is the starting point of bus No.58 at the gate. Never take private minibus No.58 .. I just got on the minibus before the bus arrived, and I finally took the road of no return. The driver in Henan is the most outrageous I have ever seen. The car has been in a critical state of walking and not walking. The average speed should be about the same as my walking speed. The conductor also gets off from time to time to help the old and the young and help others get on the bus. I'm still a slow learner, but I'm the only one in the car urging the driver to leave. If you look at other local passengers on the bus, they may all be used to it. It's better to walk around calmly and gracefully, as if everyone was intoxicated by the beautiful scenery along the way. After a long journey of 1 hour (7 kilometers from Guanlin to downtown), get off at Xiguan (ticket 1 yuan), and the starting point of bus No.56 is not far from the entrance of Jinye Furniture World. Take bus No.56 to the terminal, pick up the ticket 1.5 yuan, and coin it automatically. White Horse Temple tickets to 35 yuan.

Generally speaking, it is convenient to travel in Luoyang, but never take a private minibus. Among these three scenic spots, Longmen Grottoes is the most worth visiting. After climbing the high steps, I suddenly looked up. The giant Buddha Lushena was there looking at you kindly. It was really shocking. Maybe I have seen too many temples, and the other two scenic spots don't mean much to me. Guanlin is small in scale, but its position in the eyes of Hong Kong and Macao compatriots is beyond doubt. Baima Temple is "the first temple in China" and has a good reputation. It may be a pity not to go. But in terms of artistic value, there are not a few temples above it. For friends who don't burn incense and worship Buddha, they have to watch the fun! The deepest impression left by going to Baima Temple this time is the dusk drum. It was near dusk when I left the White Horse Temple, and I only heard the rumbling drums, as if they were coming from the clouds. Following the sound, I came to the bottom of the Drum Tower and saw only two small windows on the second floor. The drums rattled the windows. Seeing that the door on the first floor was unlocked, I bravely stepped forward and pushed the door. I didn't expect the door to be tied from the inside, so I had to give up. Standing at the door, I only felt air billow blowing out from the crack of the door. I wanted to wait until the drums stopped, so I sat on the ground and waited. Later, it was getting dark, and the drums still didn't stop. I had to reluctantly leave and return to the city.

I hope I can give you some reference.