Banling Ancient Trail is located on the mountainside of Daxiaoling in Shimavillage, Sanyou Community, Changshuo Subdistrict, Anji County, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province. Dating back to the Song Dynasty, it is categorized as an ancient ruin. In October 2010, Banling Ancient Trail was designated as a county-level cultural heritage site. …
Little Huashan, also known as Little Huashan, is located about 20 kilometers southwest of Baishui County, with the Baishui River flowing from the northwest past the mountain. The mountain is composed of bluish-gray limestone, and features naturally formed caves of various sizes. People have built temples, carved statues, and hewn paths along the caves, installing iron cables and wooden planks to allow climbing. On the mountain, there are caves such as Qiyun Cave and Guanyin Cave,
The Yitong Manchu Museum is a museum that showcases the history and folk culture of the Manchu people. It was originally established as the Yitong Manchu Folk Museum in 1987, and was rebuilt as the Yitong Manchu Museum in 2002. In 2008, it was designated by the China Nationalities Museum as the Yitong Manchu Branch of the China Nationalities Museum. It is a national 4A-level tourist attraction.
Maotai Town has long been a famous town in northern Guizhou. Historically, it was described as "Sichuan salt travels to Guizhou, and merchants from Shaanxi gather in Maotai." It is a sacred place of Chinese sauce-flavor liquor, with a thriving liquor industry in the region. In 1915, Maotai liquor won a gold medal at the Panama–Pacific International Exposition, and in 1935, the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army crossed the Chishui River four times during the Long March in Maotai. The town combines ancient salt culture, the Long March culture, and liquor culture, and is hailed as the "No. 1 Liquor Town in China," the "World's Primary Sauce-Flavor Liquor Production Area," and the "Core Area of China's Wine Capital."
Banxi Railway Station, the earliest established second-class station (originally named Pixi Station) on the Kunming–Hekou section of the Yunnan–Vietnam Railway, is one of the important transit hubs in Yuxi. It connects Kunming to the north and Vietnam to the south, extending all the way to the Pacific Ocean. With the completion and operation of the Yunnan–Vietnam Railway, the dream of "reaching the sea" was realized for the people of Yuxi. The Kunming–Hekou section of the Yunnan–Vietnam Railway
Tongmu Pass is located in the picturesque city of Wuyishan in Fujian Province, at the very northern tip of the province. Traveling from downtown Wuyishan, passing through Xincun village and heading north, it is over 70 kilometers to reach Tongmu Pass. Known as the birthplace of the world's black tea, it is also a paradise for birds and a world of insects. While Wuyishan is very famous, Tongmu Pass is also well-known, yet many people don't realize that Tongmu Pass is within Wuyishan. However, those who have visited Wuyishan will surely make the trip to Tongmu Pass to experience the beautiful scenery of the home of world-renowned black tea.
Martyr Gao Zhihang’s Tomb is located in Nanshan Fuyuan, Dongchang District, Tonghua City. The tomb consists of a half-length white marble statue of Gao Zhihang and its pedestal. The front of the pedestal is inscribed with an account of Gao Zhihang’s life. This tomb is a cenotaph. Gao Zhihang was originally named Gao Mingjiu, with the courtesy name Ziheng. He was born on May 14, 1908, in Sankeshuyu Township, Tonghua County, Jilin Province.
Located in Hengshitang Town, northwest of Yingde, about 18 kilometers from the city center. The Xianqiao Underground River consists of two sections of subterranean river connected by a middle section of open river, flowing from west to east. The water surface is calm, and the boat tour takes about two hours to complete. The first section of the underground river is explored by boat starting from under Yan Kou Mountain, where startled bats often fly out in groups. This
1. The Madhouse Escape Room is located in the building next to the Madhouse Party Venue, just a 2-minute walk away～in Youth Harmony Community, a hub for numerous escape rooms!
World Park, a national AAAA-level scenic spot, is located in Dabaotai, Huaxiang, Fengtai District, Beijing, China, 16 kilometers from the city center. Built with an investment of 150 million yuan, it covers a total area of 46.7 hectares. Construction began in 1991, and it officially opened in September 1993. The building materials used for the attractions were made to closely resemble the originals, utilizing copper...
World Park, a national AAAA-level scenic spot, is located in Dabaotai, Huaxiang, Fengtai District, Beijing, China, 16 kilometers from the city center. Built with an investment of 150 million yuan, it covers a total area of 46.7 hectares. Construction began in 1991, and it officially opened in September 1993. The building materials used for the attractions were made to closely resemble the originals, using copper...
Escape rooms, also known as TAKAGISM, are a type of puzzle game in which players usually need to find clues within the game to gradually escape from a locked room. The gameplay is relatively simple—just using a mouse—and the entire experience takes place within a single room. After some time of development,
Strawberries are highly nutritious, containing fructose, sucrose, citric acid, malic acid, salicylic acid, amino acids, as well as minerals such as calcium, phosphorus, and iron. In addition, they are rich in various vitamins, especially vitamin C, with 60 milligrams of vitamin C per 100 grams of strawberries. The carotene contained in strawberries...
The Nangong Five Continents Botanical Park consists of a parrot garden, a coconut grove fishing park, and three indoor family-friendly theme parks. Covering an area of 350 acres, it maintains a constant temperature all year round. Visitors can not only admire tropical plants but also get up close with parrots. With nearly 100 species and over 1,000 parrots, and green coverage reaching 70%, it is a garden where people can interact with birds.
Fengtai Niangniang Temple is located in Dahuaichang Village, Changxindian Town, Fengtai District, and is listed as one of the seventh batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Beijing. It was renovated during the Tianqi era of the Ming Dynasty. Today, three main halls and three rear halls remain, featuring flush-gable roofs with gray tube tiles and large ridges. There is a stage opposite the temple, and from the surviving structures, it is evident that the original temple complex was very expansive. …
The Site of the Western Han Dynasty Tombs at Dabaotai is located south of the World Park on Fengbao Road in Fengtai District, and is among the fifth batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Beijing. Excavated between 1974 and 1975, two tombs were discovered: those of a Western Han prince of Yan (or Guangyang) and his queen, both large wooden-chambered tombs. The Dabaotai Western Han Tombs marked the first discovery in China of a Western Han feudal prince's...
The Site of the Former Work-Study Program for France in Changxindian is located in Changxindian Town and is part of the third batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Beijing. It was originally the industrial division of the Changxindian branch of the Higher French School, sponsored by the Overseas Workers Bureau of the Beijing-Hankou Railway. In 1918, a work-study program for France was held here. …
Introduction: The Beijing Golden Cup Tulip Garden is a tulip viewing and cultivation park integrating functions such as scientific research, production and sales, sightseeing, recreation, leisure, and dining. During the Tulip Festival, the garden will be in full bloom with millions of tulips of hundreds of varieties, all directly imported from the Netherlands. Visitors can experience the feeling of “knowing where to go for an early spring outing,”
Panjiayuan is also known as the "Ghost Market." The origin of the term "Ghost Market" dates back to the late Qing Dynasty and early Republican era. At that time, as the nation declined, many high-ranking officials and wealthy families fell on hard times and resorted to secretly taking antiques from their homes to sell on the streets. Since this was considered somewhat disreputable, they could only trade under the cover of darkness, around three or four in the morning, using lanterns. "Old-timer Huo, who has been vending here for years, recalls with emotion, 'Back in the day, the Ghost Market also saw the sale of items with dubious origins. Because they carried untold secrets, most had to be sold at very low prices. That’s how the rumor of ‘good stuff comes out at the Ghost Market’ started.' Although vendors no longer need to hide or operate in secrecy, the tradition of opening at 4 a.m. has been preserved. From antique furniture and the four treasures of the study, to ancient books and paintings, agate and jade artifacts, both Chinese and foreign currencies, shadow puppets and opera masks, religious relics, ethnic costumes, relics from the Cultural Revolution, and even everyday items—apart from weapons and people—anything of value you can think of is displayed and sold here."
Nangong Hot Spring Water World is known as the "Hawaii of Western Beijing." It reopened in November 2010 after a complete renovation, with all facilities upgraded. Covering a construction area of 16,000 square meters, it can accommodate 1,500 people for water activities at the same time. The venue includes an international-standard swimming pool, wave pool, play pool, children’s water park, and hot spring facilities.