On the weekend trip to Outlander Tanhe Ancient City, our family happened to go out and relax together.

Encounter Outlander ahead

Take advantage of the refreshing summer breeze and take a quick trip. My daughter, who is in elementary school, finished her final exam on Friday, officially starting the summer vacation mode. We, as a family, just went out to relax together.

Good mood, beautiful scenery

The destination ahead is Tanhe Ancient City - Songcheng Tanhe Ancient City: It comes from the Tanheli ruins and is located in Ningxiang City, Hunan Province. It is the largest city in China. The first weekly cultural theme park. The Zhou Dynasty was the source and heyday of Chinese civilization, creating splendid cultural wonders. Ningxiang, where it is located, is known as the "Hometown of Bronze Wares in South China". Important artifacts from the country such as the Four-Sheep Square Zun and the Square Ding with Human Faces have been unearthed. They are also Chinese ritual objects. The center of music culture, its cultural genes have been passed down from generation to generation and have an influence to this day.

What a beautiful shot

Tanhe Ancient City is located in Huangcai Town, Ningxiang City, in the western region of Changsha. The environment here is beautiful and the air is pleasant. The scene of a family outing is so warm. The children are chattering and making noise along the way, and the green mountains are surrounded by beautiful scenery. It felt like the Outlander was also infected by our joy. It was particularly joyful to drive along the way, accelerating and overtaking smoothly.

Unexpectedly, an Outlander accidentally entered the lens, and it was the same model and color.

The front was Tanheli

The mountains in the distance

About to arrive

Shishu Gate

After more than two hours of driving, the Shishu Gate first comes into view, a city gate tower full of the ancient culture of the Western Zhou Dynasty.

Li Le Gate

After passing through Li Le Gate, you will see the attractions of Tanhe Ancient City immediately in front of you. It happens to be a weekend and there will definitely be a lot of people visiting. I don’t know if I can find a parking place. .

Bronze Museum

I visited the Tanhe Ancient City Bronze Museum once when it opened. It displays many bronzes unearthed in the Western Zhou Dynasty, the most famous of which are national treasure bronzes." "Four Yang Fangzun".

Show your face in the parking lot

After walking around for a while, I finally found a parking space. The Outlander's reversing image is quite easy to use. The picture is very clear and the reversing auxiliary lines are very accurate. Basically Just put it in place.

Look at my Outlander. Is it handsome?

The aura of my black big European car is still very strong, and it is not inferior to the Mercedes-Benz MPV parked next to it. Although the Mercedes-Benz is much larger than the Outlander, it is not as nimble as my Outlander and the Mercedes-Benz is slightly bulkier.

Are they all white cars, or is my black one more conspicuous?

Look at it from another angle?

There are so many cars

In the distance The Four-Yang Square Goddess Sculpture

In the distance is the most famous Tanhe Ancient City attraction. There is a majestic ancient bronze tripod sculpture on the city gate. There are human faces on all sides of the sculpture, which is the Four-Yang Square Goddess. There are a lot of tourists today, and dozens of buses are parked aside.

The tall building

If you take a close-up shot, it is quite majestic. It must have taken countless efforts by the designers.

Tanhe Ancient City

Artistic pillars

There are large artistic pillars on both sides of the square, with many kinds of facial makeup carved on the pillars.

The air is fresh and the weather is slightly cool

Ice and Snow World

In the hot summer, what I look forward to most is to experience the refreshing feeling brought by the ice and snow. The most coveted ice and snow world in Tanhe Ancient City is a paradise for children. See how much fun it is!

Having a great time

To be continued. . . . .