Where does Luoyang live? Which area is good for Luoyang tourism?

The scenic spots in Luoyang are really super beautiful, but when you go to Luoyang, everyone should also pay attention to where to live in Luoyang. Today, Bian Xiao will tell you where to live.

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In fact, life is still very important in the process of traveling. A complete trip and a good rest are important factors to ensure the quality of travel. So I thought twice and planned several areas on the map of Luoyang city, namely. As for the standard of living, you can choose the hotels and guesthouses that suit you on the booking APP according to your spending power.

The picture below shows the area around high-speed railway station. Although it is close to Longmen Scenic Area, it is a new urban area developed in recent ten years, and it is not the main hotel gathering area. However, the scores of nearby Molu Li Hao, Holiday of Smart Choice, Golden Hyatt and Dawei Jiuchao are just right. If you have a high demand for quiet surroundings, you can choose these models according to your spending power. (Note: If you happen to leave Los Angeles by high-speed train on the last night, you can also choose this area.

It should be noted that although it is the closest area to Longmen Scenic Area, it is far from most scenic spots on the north bank of Luohe River.

The Sui and Tang Dynasties Ruins Park is located in the northeast of high-speed railway station District, on the south bank of Luohe River. It is a residential area and relatively quiet.

The picture below shows the railway station area. Because of the rise of high-speed rail, the stagnation near the old railway station is particularly prominent, mainly concentrated in low-end business hotels and guesthouses. The flow of people is more complicated, but because it is a gathering place for railway stations, bus stations and bus stops, the traffic is still very convenient.

Near Lijingmen, it can be said that there should be some unique advantages in terms of convenient transportation, living facilities and scenic spots. Near Lijingmen, you can choose the surrounding hotels, the high-end King City, other express services such as Super 8 and Hanting, and some inns. You can find them with reservation software or map software according to your affordability. Heaven and famous places are nearby, and you can walk hundreds of meters to Crossstreet through Lijingmen. In the morning, you can take a bus to Xiguan Bus Terminal, which extends in all directions and is very convenient.

Peony Square is the gathering place of high-end hotels in old Luoyang, such as Friendship, New Friendship, Peony Hotel, Peony City and Luoyang.

A number of high-star hotels, such as Grand Hotels, gather here, and you can choose a suitable residence according to your spending power.

If it is during the flower viewing period, living here can also avoid the Wangcheng Park area with a large flow of people.

The area near Wangcheng Park is a traditional flower viewing place, so the surrounding facilities are relatively complete. Hyatt Jiaxuan has just opened a new store nearby, which also improves the room for high-end choices in this area.

Where do you live?

It is recommended to live in Xigong District or Old Town. On the eve of going to Longmen Grottoes, it is recommended to stay in Guanlin.

This answer only considers Luoyang city, and the surrounding counties and districts are said separately.

The main scenic spots in Luoyang and their distribution are as follows:

In the old city, there are Lijingmen, Bajiaolou and Luoyang City (including Paradise Hall, Emperor Driving Six and Folk Museum) in the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

Xigong Youwangcheng Park.

Jianxi, Gaoxin Xiyuan Park, Zhoushan Mausoleum.

Luolong has Luoyang Museum, Sui and Tang Dynasties Site Botanical Garden and Dingdingmen Site Museum.

There are ancient tomb museums, international peony gardens and national peony gardens in the northern suburbs.

Luopu Park has entrances in Jianxi, Xigong and the old city.

Baima Temple and Longmen Grottoes are all far away from the urban area.

There are many through trains to Longmen Grottoes, and Baima Temple suggests taking a bus or taking a taxi.

There are Yun Qi Tower and Di Renjie's Tomb near Baima Temple.

Forest scenic spots, White Garden and Fengxian Temple near Longmen Grottoes.

In terms of transportation, according to my own experience, public transportation in Xigong District is the most developed.

Because the railway station is the starting point of most bus lines, about 29 bus lines originating from Luoyang Station will pass through Xigong District.

No matter which district you live in, there are still buses to various scenic spots! Quite a lot!

(Take Longmen Grottoes as an example, there are nine routes that can only be crossed. Wangcheng Park is the transfer station.

There is also a red double-decker bus (not the kind in London, you can take this bus unlimited times in a few days, and you can reach almost all the mainstream attractions.

Ordinary buses are 1 or 1.5, and red buses seem to be 30-40. I don't know the details.

* There is no direct access to Luoyang Museum and Dingdingmen Ruins Museum, so you need to get off and walk.

* * The Mausoleum Museum and the two Peony Gardens are not recommended to take public transport.

Let's start by taking a taxi.

Xigong and Jianxi have the largest traffic volume, and there will be traffic jams during rush hours, but the peak hours in the morning and evening are up to one hour.

Didi and Uber are relatively rare. I heard that Luoyang Rental has its own APP, so you can look for it.

Rarely refuse to take a bus. If you don't want to carpool, you should say so in advance.

The starting price is 5 yuan/2km, and the freight is 65438+ 0.5 yuan per kilometer. The mode and charging standard of taxi jump are: if the jump exceeds 2km, the first 0.5km jump is counted as 0.8 yuan, and the second 0.5km jump is counted as 0.7 yuan. Charge 1 yuan fuel surcharge every time. From 22: 00 pm to 6: 00 am, the starting price is 6.5 yuan.

The number of hotels in the old city and Xigong District is slightly better than that in Luolong District. But on the whole, there is no shortage of hotel accommodation in these two areas.

Most four-star hotels are located in Xigong District and jianxi district. There is one in Luolong District and one near Longmen Grottoes.

To sum up, it is recommended to live in Xigong District or the old city.

The reason for this is the following：

Considering the number of hotels and traffic conditions, Xigong District is the most convenient as a whole. Shopping and entertainment also have new capital to choose from. It is closest to Luoyang Station and Beijiao Airport.

The traffic in the adjacent old city is acceptable, and there are many hotels, but the advantage is that there are many scenic spots. You can take a walk while eating, and the antique street behind Lijingmen is also very lively at night.

Jianxi district is prosperous, with two shopping malls, Wangfujing and Wanda. Convenient transportation, few scenic spots and few hotels.

There are not many scenic spots in Luolong District. Because it is a new district, there are relatively few bus lines. But the environment is quiet. Closest to Longmen high-speed railway station.

You can consider staying near Guanlin on the eve of going to Longmen Grottoes, and going to Guanlin in the afternoon (it's also fun at night, and getting up early the next day to go to Longmen Grottoes, which is not hot and there are relatively few people.

It is not recommended to stay near Baima Temple the day before going to Baima Temple, and the quality of accommodation is not very good. If you don't want to get up early to go to Baima Temple, you can also consider living nearby.