Baiyun Temple, commonly known as Nanshifangyuan, is located in Hongtugou, 8 kilometers southeast of downtown Taiyuan. Among the many Fangyuan temples in the city, it stands out for its grand scale, unique layout, and serene environment, earning the top ranking among them. It is one of the most renowned attractions in Taiyuan. The temple makes use of the undulating terrain of the gully to carve out stone steps; ascending these leads to the Mountain Gate Hall...
Established in April 2006, the Mengniu Dairy (Taiyuan) Industrial Park is located in the Taiyuan Economic and Technological Development Zone, Shanxi Province. The factory covers an area of 178.9 mu, with a green space of 58.68 mu and a green coverage rate of 32.8%. It has introduced production equipment from world-renowned companies such as Sweden’s Tetra Pak, Germany’s Krones, Germany’s GEA, and the UK’s APV...
Shanxi University is located in Taiyuan, the capital city of Shanxi Province, a historic cultural metropolis with a history of 2,500 years. The university originated from Shanxi Grand School, established in 1902, and its long-standing academic legacy can be traced back to the Sanli Academy of the Ming Dynasty and the Jinyang and Lingde Academies of the Qing Dynasty. In its early days, Shanxi Grand School integrated both Chinese and Western elements, with equal emphasis on the humanities and sciences...
Jifen Bridge is a dedicated pedestrian bridge located at the southern end of Taiyuan’s planned urban core. It is also the city’s first large-span landscape footbridge, stretching east from Xuefu Street, crossing the Fen River, and connecting to the cultural island in the Changfeng Cultural & Business District to the west. Admission: Free Opening Hours: All day Location: Near Xuefu Street, Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province…
Covering an area of over 800 acres, Huachen Farming Park fully explores and integrates resources in agriculture, forestry, science and technology, and culture. It showcases modern agricultural technology, preserves agricultural heritage, and creates ecological plant landscapes. The park combines demonstration and promotion, science education, training and leisure, as well as sightseeing and dining. Here you’ll find essential elements of life such as melon sheds…
Tang Locust Tree Park is located on Dicun Street in the southern part of Taiyuan City and consists of two sections — north and south — with a total planned area of 2.58 hectares. The currently open northern section, also known as the Hometown of Lord Di, is the birthplace of the renowned statesman Di Renjie from a thousand years ago. Covering an area of 6,600 square meters, the park features pavilions, corridors, stone inscriptions, murals, ancient trees, and rare flowers that create a delightful landscape.
Zhengcun Martyrs' Cemetery is located at No. 25 Xifeng Street, Zhengcun Community, Huangling Subdistrict Office, Xiaodian District. On October 5, 1948, the First Corps of the North China Field Army launched the Battle of Xiaodian Town, marking the beginning of the Taiyuan Liberation Campaign. After the battle ended on October 15, the People's Liberation Army marched northward, inserting forces from the south and north to Mengjiajing on the western side of Dongshan Mountain in order to cut off the retreat of the enemy on Dongshan. After two days and nights of fighting, the mission to sever the enemy's escape route was accomplished, dismantling the well-established and fortified defensive system that had been developed by Yan Xishan’s forces over many years and stretched across tens of miles. In 1960, the Taiyuan Municipal People’s Government decided to establish Zhengcun Martyrs' Cemetery, relocating the remains of martyrs from 29 provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions that were scattered in burial sites at Mengjiajing, Wanghuliang, and Beige, among others, to this location for interment and the erection of a memorial stele. The martyrs’ tombs are distributed in the northern part of the cemetery area, with 1,265 burial mounds built to house the remains of 1,531 martyrs, including 280 unidentified martyrs who were laid to rest in 14 large tombs at the back row. In 1988, the site was designated as a district-level cultural relics protection unit, recognized by the Taiyuan Municipal Government as a municipal-level key martyrs' memorial building protection unit and as a Taiyuan Patriotic Education Base.
The Xiaodian District Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall is located at No. 34 Renmin South Road, Xiaodian District, Taiyuan City. During the revolutionary war years, the former areas of Qingyuan, Taiyuan, and Xugou counties—collectively referred to as the Qing-Tai-Xu region—served as the frontline of the Shanxi-Suiyuan Border Region and a vital transportation route connecting the Taihang Base Area to surrounding regions. These areas undertook glorious and arduous missions in support of the revolutionary cause under the leadership of the Communist Party of China. The former Nanjiao District of Taiyuan City corresponds to an important part of the Qing-Tai-Xu region. Starting in September 1987, the Nanjiao District Party Committee and District Government established the "Nanjiao District Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall Preparatory Committee," commenced construction of the memorial hall, and completed it in August 1995. The Revolutionary Martyrs Monument is inscribed with the eight large characters "Revolutionary Martyrs Live Forever," and the monument base bears the names of 625 revolutionary martyrs from the former Nanhao area. Following the 1998 adjustment of Taiyuan's administrative divisions, the Nanjiao District Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall was renamed the Xiaodian District Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall and designated as a municipal-level patriotic education base.
Shanxi Shitao Memorial Hall is located on Nanneihuan Street within Taiyuan Normal University in Taiyuan City. Tao Xingzhi (1891–1946), originally named Wen Bofu, later changed his name to Zhixing, and then to Xingzhi. He was a renowned people’s educator in China during the first half of the 20th century. Guided by the mission of inspiring people to liberate themselves, he dedicated decades of his life to the salvation…
The Tomb Stele of Shi Kuanghan is located in the eastern part of Dahu Community, Huangling Subdistrict Office, Xiaodian District, dating back to the Five Dynasties period. It is a municipal-level cultural relic protection unit of Taiyuan City. …
The Nampingtou Site is located on a platform about 1,000 meters south of Nampingtou Community, Beiyingshi Subdistrict Office, Xiaodian District, dating back to the Xia Dynasty. It is a municipal-level cultural heritage site under protection in Taiyuan City. …
The Dongfeng Site is located on the northern terrace of Dongfeng Community, Huangling Subdistrict Office, Xiaodian District. It dates back to the Northern and Southern Dynasties and the Ming Dynasty. The Dongfeng Site is a municipal-level cultural heritage protection unit of Taiyuan City. …
Zhifo Temple is located to the north of Xincun Village in Beige Town, Xiaodian District, dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is a municipal-level cultural heritage site under the protection of Taiyuan City. …
Xiwu Beiji Palace is located in the northern part of Xiwu Community, Longcheng Subdistrict Office, Xiaodian District, dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is a municipal-level cultural heritage site of Taiyuan. …
Liujia Bao San Guan Temple is located to the north of Liujia Bao Village, Liujia Bao Township, Xiaodian District, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a municipal-level cultural heritage site under the protection of Taiyuan City. …
Xiaodian Kuixing Pavilion is located in the central area of Xincun Village, Beige Town, Xiaodian District, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a municipal-level cultural heritage site under the protection of Taiyuan City. …
Zizhulin (Bamboo Grove) in Xincun is located in the eastern part of Xincun Village, Beige Town, Xiaodian District, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty. Zizhulin in Xincun is a municipal-level cultural heritage site protected by Taiyuan City. …
Jiajie Temple of the True Martial God is located in the northern part of Jiajie Community, Longcheng Subdistrict Office, Xiaodian District, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a municipal-level cultural heritage site under protection in Taiyuan City. …
Xipu Sweet Dew Temple is located southeast of Xipu Village, Beige Town, Xiaodian District, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a municipal-level cultural heritage site under the protection of Taiyuan City. …
Located in the northern urban area of Taiyuan, covering an area of 224 hectares, this is a rare urban artificial forest park built in recent years in China. The park combines natural scenery such as rolling hills, secluded valleys, trickling streams, pavilions, corridors, bridges, birdsong, and floral fragrances with modern amusement and sports service facilities. It also features additional attractions such as botanical gardens, a hunting ground, and a simulated primitive people's club...