Must-see attractions in Datong travel guide

The must-see attractions of Datong travel strategy include Yungang Grottoes, Hanging Temple, Hengshan Mountain, Datong Ancient City Wall, Datong Tulin, Jiulong Wall and so on.

Yungang grottoes 1

Yungang Grottoes, one of the four largest grottoes in China, is the soul of oriental stone carving art. There are more than 565,438+0,000 stone sculptures, large and small, which are lifelike, appreciate the exquisite skills of the ancients, stand in front of the magnificent Buddha statue, talk with the history thousands of years ago, and see no cultural treasures!

2. Hanging Temple

Hanging Temple, a wonder of the world, is a well-preserved high-altitude wooden cliff building in early China. This is a miracle on the cliff, unique, exquisite cloister pavilion, magical and spectacular architecture, admire the wisdom of the ancients, and climb the hanging temple, which is really shocking!

3. Hengshan Mountain

Mount Hengshan, one of the five mountains in China, is also a famous Taoist cultural shrine, with numerous peaks. There are many ancient Taoist buildings in the mountains. To climb Mount Hengshan and enjoy its beautiful scenery, we must climb Mount Hengshan, visit Datong and feel the rich cultural heritage.

4. Datong Ancient City Wall

Datong ancient city wall, standing on the Royal River, has experienced the Golden Goma Railway with a history of thousands of years. The ancient city walls with blue bricks and gray tiles are solemn and simple. You can climb the ancient city wall and touch the long history and vicissitudes of Pingcheng. Ancient and modern overlap here, and you can feel the majestic momentum at a glance and see the Millennium wind and frost.

5. Datong soil forest

Datong soil forest is known as ghost city on the Loess Plateau. The vast and desolate soil forest has been carved into various forms by the wind and rain. A mysterious earth column and wall is a miracle on the Loess Plateau. Loess and sandstorms have been endowed with infinite significance by time, and they are amazed at the ingenuity of nature.

6. Kowloon Wall

Jiulong Wall, the first wall in China, was originally the zhaobi in front of Zhu Guifu, the king of Ming Dynasty in the early Ming Dynasty. It is a treasure of China's culture, history and art. The glazed dragon wall is magnificent in structure and exquisitely made. The painted nine dragons are lifelike, showing the spirit of artisans and containing the essence of China culture.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Yungang Grottoes

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