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What are the free tourist attractions of Shanxi National Day in 2020?

In 2020, National Day will have a holiday together with Mid-Autumn Festival. A * * * is an eight-day holiday, which is a good time for everyone to go out and play. Shanxi is also a city with many places of interest. More importantly, during the National Day holiday, all urban areas in Shanxi have free travel discounts and can travel for free.

List of free tourist attractions in Shanxi National Day: jinci museum in Taiyuan City, "Coal Sea Adventure Tour" in China Coal Museum, Mengshan Giant Buddha Scenic Area, Beilin Park, Cai Wei Manor, Huachen Farming Garden and Sanjin Kistler Museum.

Yungang Grottoes, Hengshan Scenic Area-Hanging Temple Scenic Area, Hengshan Scenic Area-Tianfengling Scenic Area (Hengshan Temple Group), Huayan Temple, Jinhuagong National Mine Park, Shanhua Temple, Ancient City Wall Scenic Area, Datong Coal Mine Mass Pit Site Memorial Hall, Datong Dewey Water World, Guangling Paper-cut Art Museum.

Shuozhou Yingxian Wooden Pagoda Scenic Area, Chongfu Temple Scenic Area, Youyu Eco-tourism Area and Golden Beach Eco-tourism Area.

Wuzhou Wutai Mountain Scenic Area, Binjiang Folk Museum, Phoenix Mountain Scenic Area, Yunzhong River Scenic Area, Su Yuan Scenic Area, Tianya Mountain Scenic Area, Xinzhou Ancient City, Tianzhu Mountain Scenic Area, Xu Former Residence, Qiyan Mountain Scenic Area, Pingxingguan Scenic Area and Qiaoergou Scenic Area.

Yangquan North China Yifeng Ecological Park, Wang Guan Temple Scenic Area, Guanshan Scenic Area, Nanzhuang Anti-Japanese War Tunnel Scenic Area, Guguan Great Wall Scenic Area, Niangziguan Scenic Area (Pingyang Lake Scenic Area), Xiaohe Ancient Village Pingmei Scenic Area, Shanxi Da _ Hot Spring Resort Scenic Area, Tibetan Mountain Scenic Area and Taolingou Scenic Area.

Jinzhong Seven Morning Hometown Scenic Area, Qujia Courtyard Cultural Tourism Area, Wang Jia Courtyard Folk House Art Museum in Lingshi County, Pingyao Ancient City, Shuanglin Temple, Zhenguo Temple, Qiaojia Courtyard, Changjia Manor, Wujin Mountain Scenic Area, Taihang Longquan Tourist Area, Bao Mei Villa, Xiaowutai Mountain, Hougou Ancient Village, Wang Jia Manor, Loess Agricultural Research Cultural Tourism Area and Mingle Manor.

Lvliang Jiaocheng Guashan Scenic Area

Taihang Mountain Grand Canyon Baquan Gorge, Taihang Mountain Grand Canyon, Zhenxing Town, Xier River, Eighth Route Army Cultural Park, Eighth Route Army Taihang Memorial Hall, Huangyadong Scenic Area, Tongtianxia Scenic Area, Happy Taihang Valley Scenic Area, Wufenglou Scenic Area, Baicaotang Scenic Area and Tang Xian Scenic Area.

Jincheng Mountain Scenic Area, Liu's Residence, Ling Mountain Scenic Area, Yangtou Mountain Scenic Area, Manghe River Scenic Area, Jue Mountain Scenic Area, Mountain Scenic Area, Huangcheng Xiangfu Ecological and Cultural Tourism Area, Tianguan, Dayang Ancient Town, Lishan Mountain (Qinshui), Zhongzhuang Buzheng Lifu, Diji City Scenic Area, Guoyu Ancient City Scenic Area, Shanliquan Tourist Area, Xiangyu Sandu Ancient City, and Phoenix Happy Valley.

Hukou Waterfall Scenic Area, Kenanpo Scenic Area, Guangsheng Temple Scenic Area, Xiaoxitian in Xixian County, Golden Museum, Yao Temple Scenic Area, Huamen Scenic Area, Ming Prison, Peony Garden in Guxian County, Dongyue Temple in Puxian County, Mountain in Xiangning County, Renzutoutian in Jixian County and Foye Mountain in Yicheng County.

Yuncheng Guandi Temple, Yongle Palace, Courtyard, Yuncheng Salt Lake Scenic Area, Wulaofeng, Pujiu Temple, Stork House, Duiyun Cave, Sima Guang Temple, Pujin Ferry Site Museum, longxing temple, Jiangshou Garden Pool, Dongyue Temple Scenic Area, Fu's former residence, Shentan Grand Canyon, Ruicheng Shengtian Lake, Dayu Capital, Mountain and Impression Fengling.

Niangziguan Scenic Area is located 45 kilometers northeast of Pingding County. It is a pass in ancient times, formerly known as Weiyiguan, and is said to be the ninth pass of the Great Wall. This pass is located at the junction of Shanxi and Hebei provinces. Shanxi people regard Niangziguan as synonymous with the inside and outside of the province.

Niangziguan Castle is backed by the craggy Mianshan Mountain, connected with the sky, facing the deep valley and a pointed wall. The hillside wall winds with the mountain, and the Taohe River flows around its northwest. It's really "Golden Mountain lifts water, Jincheng Tang Chi". The whole wing of Guancheng is the Great Wall which twists and turns around the mountain. The Great Wall here has historically become a natural barrier between Shanxi and Hebei Province.

Niangziguan has a long history. During the reign of Emperor Yangdi, a county was established here. Princess Pingyang, the sister of Emperor Taizong Li Shimin, led the female soldiers to guard this pass, so later generations called it Niangziguan. Guancheng, the existing Guancheng, was built in the twenty-first year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (AD 1542). It has two closed doors and a 650-meter-long wall in the south and east, with a residential area in the middle.

Guangsheng Temple was built in the first year of Emperor Jian in the Eastern Han Dynasty (147), formerly known as Julushe Temple, also known as Wangyuta, and renamed Guangsheng Temple in the Tang Dynasty. In the fourth year of Emperor Taizong (769), Guo Ziyi, the king of Fenyang, wrote an article on the establishment of a family, calling for reconstruction. During the Song and Jin Dynasties, Guangsheng Temple was burned down and rebuilt by soldiers. In the seventh year of Dade in Yuan Chengzong (1303), a major earthquake occurred in Pingyang (now Linfen), and all the temple buildings were destroyed. Dade was rebuilt in the autumn of the ninth year (1305). Since then, in the thirty-fourth year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1555) and the thirty-fourth year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1695), another earthquake occurred in Pingyang, but the temples were not seriously damaged in these two earthquakes. Except for Shangsi Hongfei Tower and Daxiong Hall, which were rebuilt in Ming Dynasty, the rest were buildings in Yuan Dynasty.

Guangsheng Temple is divided into upper and lower halls and water halls. Shangsi is at the top of Huoshan Mountain, surrounded by cypresses, towering pagodas and resplendent glass components. The lower temple is built at the foot of the mountain with the ups and downs of the terrain, with high and low levels and overlapping layers. The water hall is adjacent to the lower hall, and the city wall is connected. The Ming Dynasty should serve the king. Among them, the drama murals of the Yuan Dynasty are famous at home and abroad.