Taiyuan, Shanxi ranks among the top ten tourist attractions.

The top ten tourist attractions in Taiyuan, Shanxi are jinci museum, Taiyuan Ancient County Scenic Area, Shanxi Museum, Taiyuan Fangte Oriental Painting, Taiyuan Zoo, Taiyuan Botanical Garden, Mengshan Giant Buddha, Shuangta Temple, China Coal Museum and Chunyang Palace.

1, jinci museum

Jinci Temple is located on the banks of the Jin River at the foot of Hanging Wengshan Mountain, 25 kilometers southwest of Taiyuan City. This shrine was built by later generations to commemorate Tang Shuyu, the founding emperor of Jin. The ancestral temple in the state of Jin is known as "it's useless to go to Taiyuan until you get to the ancestral temple in the state of Jin".

2. Taiyuan Ancient County Scenic Area

Taiyuan Ancient County is located in Jinyuan District, covering an area of about 0.8 square kilometers. There are many historical buildings in the city, with clear cross street pattern and perfect street texture. It follows the pattern of ancient buildings in Jinyang ancient city, like a phoenix with its head north and tail south. Since ancient times, it has the reputation of Phoenix, which is a continuation of the context of Jinyang ancient city in 2500.

3. Shanxi Museum

Looking at Shanxi with a history of 5,000 years, the Shanxi Museum, located in Binhe West Road, Taiyuan City, has gathered the essence of Shanxi cultural relics. Shanxi Museum consists of a main hall and four auxiliary buildings, in which the main hall is shaped like a bucket and a tripod, which is the main place for tourists to visit the collections in the courtyard.

4. Taiyuan Fangte Oriental Painting

Taiyuan Fangte Oriental Painting is a large-scale cultural high-tech theme park carefully built by Huaqiang Fangte Group. The theme of the park is the inheritance of China's history and culture. Through brand-new content creativity, technological innovation and exquisite layout, it combines myths and legends, historical allusions and folk customs, which will make tourists feel the infinite charm of the blending and collision of technology and culture.

5. Taiyuan Zoo

Taiyuan Zoo, located in the north of Taiyuan, is a very suitable place for children to play. The zoo is full of plants and flowers, with lush trees and a large number of potted flowers.

6. Taiyuan Botanical Garden

Taiyuan Botanical Garden is a landscaping project determined by the Municipal Party Committee. Selected as the third batch of PPP demonstration projects of the Ministry of Finance, and won the PPP Project Award for Improving the Living Environment in Shanxi Province. Located at the foot of Mount Tai in Jinyuan District, with a total area of about 2730 mu, it starts from Fenggoukou in the west, east to Laojinci Road, north to Fengsha River and south to Taigu Highway.

7. Mengshan Giant Buddha

Mengshan Giant Buddha, also known as Xishan Giant Buddha, is located in Mengshan, more than 20 kilometers southwest of Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province. Mengshan Buddha was excavated in Tianbao period of Northern Qi Dynasty. It turned out to be the cliff Buddha statue behind Mengshan Kaihua Temple. At the end of Yuan Dynasty, the Mengshan Giant Buddha was destroyed and rediscovered in 1980, but the head of the Buddha has disappeared, and now the head of the giant Buddha is newly chiseled by later generations.

8. Shuangta Temple

The Shuangta Temple in the southern suburb of Taiyuan is a landmark building in Taiyuan, and it is also the theme pattern on the emblem of Taiyuan. Shuangta Temple, formerly known as Shuangta Temple, was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (1597- 1602). Because there are two pagodas in the temple, it is commonly known as the Twin Pagodas Temple.

9. China Coal Museum

China Coal Museum, located in the west bank of Fenhe Park in Taiyuan, is the collection center of historical relics, specimens and documents of the national coal industry. How coal, which is closely related to our daily life, is produced and how it is excavated from the dark underground can be answered in the Coal Museum.

10, Chunyang Palace

Taiyuan Chunyang Palace, located on the west side of Wuyi Square in the center of Taiyuan, was built in the Yuan Dynasty, rebuilt in the Wanli period of Ming Dynasty (1573- 1620), and rebuilt and expanded in the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty (1736- 1795).

Refer to the above contents: Baidu Encyclopedia-jinci museum, Baidu Encyclopedia-Taiyuan Ancient County Scenic Area