Go to Luoyang to see peony raiders on May Day.

In 2005, there was a four-day holiday on May Day, and many friends cheered. The long-awaited small holiday is still one day away. In this beautiful spring, where to play has become a problem that everyone began to consider. Many people go to Luoyang to see peonies. Here is a detailed strategy for you.

Can you still see peony in Luoyang on May Day?

You can still see peony flowers when you go to Luoyang on May 1, but most of them have failed to blossom, and the flowering period has passed, but it is also very good to see valuable varieties in the late flowering period.

Recommended for flower viewing:

Country Garden in China: April 26th-May 15 40 yuan/person.

China Peony Garden and Wangcheng Park (including the Zoo): April 26th to May 15 40 yuan/person.

National Peony Garden: May 01-May 5, 40 yuan/person.

Sui and Tang Dynasties Relics Botanical Garden: 20 yuan/person during the recession from April 26th to May 5th.

Recommendation of tourist attractions in Luoyang on May 1 ST

Recommended 1. Longmen Grottos

Longmen Grottoes were dug in the Northern Wei Dynasty with a history of 1500 years. There are more than 1300 grottoes and more than 65,438+10,000 Buddha statues. It consists of Xishan Grottoes and Dongshan Grottoes, and its biggest feature is that it is built by water. The two grottoes are distributed on the cliffs on both sides of Yishui River and connected by Longmen Bridge. It is one of the four largest grottoes in China, one of the treasures of stone carving art in the world, and one of the most worthwhile attractions in Luoyang.

2. White Horse Temple

The White Horse Temple is the earliest witness that Buddhism was introduced into China. Founded in the 11th year of Yongping in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 68), it is the oldest temple in China. Buddhism took root and spread in China in the first 200 years, and the whole process was closely related to Baima Temple. It is the product of the first Buddhist pilgrimage in China and the residence of the first batch of monks who came to China to preach. China's first Buddhist scriptures and precepts, and China's first batch of Han monks were born here. In a word, the White Horse Temple is closely connected with many firsts of Buddhism in China, which is the ancestral temple and the source of Buddhism in China.

3. Luoyang Old Street

Luoyang Old Street is also called Laoji, with Lijingmen in the west, Drum Tower in the east and Cross Street in the middle. The old city is basically centered on Cross Street. The old street culture was formed in Jin Zhongjing (12 14 Park) and built on the former site of Dongcheng, the capital of Sui and Tang Dynasties. It has a history of more than 3050 years. Luoyang Old Street, a retro street, is the epitome of Luoyang's history and culture and preserves its original appearance. The crowds, vendors and shops on both sides are full of the flavor of the ancient capital.

The best route for a three-day tour in Luoyang

Day 1: Baima Temple (2-3 hours) Zhou Wang Tianzijia Sixth Hall in Luoyang (1.5 hours) Luoyang City National Heritage Park in Sui and Tang Dynasties (3 hours) Lijingmen (2 hours) Luoyang Old Street (2 hours).

Day 2: Luoyang Museum (2 hours) Guanlin Temple (2 hours) Longmen Grottoes (4 hours) Nine volumes of Kung Fu poems (1.5 hours)

Day 3: Laojun Mountain in Luanchuan (4-6 hours)