Dennis David City is Zhengzhou’s flagship shopping complex offering over 200 brands, from luxury labels to local jewelers, diverse dining including Henan specialties, family entertainment on upper floors, and practical services like multilingual kiosks and luggage storage—ideal for travelers seeking modern Chinese urban shopping experiences.
Read moreJiguan Cave in Luanchuan, Luoyang is a 600-million-year-old karst system with an 1,800m developed route. Learn best visiting times, geological highlights, AR lessons, underground rivers, transport, tickets, and nearby dining and hot-spring stays for a complete underground adventure.
Read moreLaojieling, the crown jewel of Funiu Mountain Geopark, rises to 2,212.5 meters on China’s Qinling–Huaihe divide. This guide highlights its cloud seas, rhododendron blooms, ancient forests, geology, cultural sites, seasonal activities, transport, routes, and practical tips for planning a one- or two-day visit.
Read moreQingtian River, a 4A scenic area in Bo’ai County on the Taihang Mountains’ southern slopes, blends emerald gorges, Northern Wei cliff carvings, Yueshan Temple, and seasonal waterfalls. Ideal for one-day boat-and-hike trips, autumn foliage, summer cooling, and quiet cultural exploration.
Read moreLaojun Mountain (2,217m) blends Taoist heritage and extraordinary geology: a golden-sheathed mountaintop temple, a 5-km granite peak forest shaped over 140 million years, seasonal rhododendrons, cloud seas and rime ice. This guide covers routes, rituals, transport, tickets and tips for visiting from Luoyang.
Read moreShennong Mountain, tucked in the southern Taihang foothills, features an 11.5km Dragon Spine Great Wall, 16,000 ancient dragon-scale pines, and the sacred Zijin Peak. Hike dramatic ridges, join the lunar March 8 Yandi festival, and use the cableway for easier access.
Read moreLongtan Canyon in Luoyang is a 12-kilometer red-rock zhanggu in a UNESCO Global Geopark. With black and green pools, the 80m Flying Dragon Waterfall, visible ‘water flows uphill’ illusion, guided geology trails, and nearby homestays, it’s ideal for photographers, hikers, and geology enthusiasts.
Read moreBaoquan Gorge in Xinxiang packs ten kilometers of turquoise waters and red cliffs—nicknamed the ‘Little Jiuzhai’—with a 300-meter single-drop waterfall, Northern Wei cliff carvings, wartime hospital relics, seasonal water-splash festival, hiking, boat tours, and winter ice formations for photographers and history-minded travelers.
Read moreBaiyun Mountain, Luoyang’s highest peak, offers cloud seas, 2.6-billion-year geology, Jiulong Waterfall, ancient temples, and pristine forests. Ideal for photographers, hikers, and culture seekers, plan 2 days/1 night with mountain lodging, shuttle buses, and seasonal highlights from spring peonies to winter ice.
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