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Specialty exhibition halls

Exhibitions

Christian's Hotel

Near Luoyang Railway Station|Downtown Area, Luoyang

National Treasure Pury Hotel

Near Sports Center Metro Station|Longmen Station/Municipal government, Luoyang

Longmen Grottoes

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Anytime cancellation

Best Things to Do

Historic buildings

Night view

300***40

Tickets from Trip.com are discounted by 30 yuan. The environment on both sides of the Yihe River is beautiful, the Xishan Grottoes are very spectacular, Qianxi Temple, Binyang Three Caves, etc., especially the Lushena Buddha, are breathtaking. It is very convenient to go to the Grottoes by bus or taxi. Remember to enter from the Northwest Service Area.

Laojunshan Mountain Scenic Spot

Mountain climbing

浩哥-Mouse

Laojun Mountain is worth visiting, and you have to stay one night on the mountain. The famous hotels on the mountainside are all very good. The Xuanshe where we stayed was also booked on Ctrip, which is very convenient for watching the sunrise. It is also super easy and convenient to book tickets on Ctrip.

Yading Hotel

Ramada by Wyndham Luoyang Downtown

Near Luoyang Railway Station|Railway Station area, Luoyang

Yishui Resort Luoyang

Near Longmen Grottoes|Longmen Station/Municipal government, Luoyang

Mingtang And Tiantang

Immediate access

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左拉在旅行

Overall good, Mingtang is very good. The things in heaven are a bit inadequate. I thought that the heavens were a great appreciation of Buddhist art in the Tang Dynasty. As a result, there were a bunch of Tibetan things. Did Datang Dazhou and Tibetan teachers? Is Wuhuang Xin Tibetan teaching? It&rsquo;s so funny, I&rsquo;m embarrassed by the scenery, some Tibetan things are really spicy eyes, not that things are not good, they shouldn&rsquo;t be put here.

Sui And Tang Dynasties Luoyang City Yingtian Gate Site

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Luoyang Yingtianmen is well-deserved! This &quot;concave&quot; glyph complex, built in 605 years, has a length of 137 meters, and a height of 36.4 meters, showing the majesty of the ancient city gate. As an outstanding representative of China&#39;s city wall architecture, Yingtianmen is not only a military place, but also a imperial examination room, carrying the dreams of countless scholars. When traveling to Yingtianmen at night, intelligent lighting and Tang Dynasty elements are combined, making people immersed in the blend of light and shadow and history.

Luoyang Museum

Family-friendly Attractions

Museums

158***22

The moment you step into the Luoyang Museum, it feels like you are traveling through a time tunnel. The array of bronze artifacts facing you is silently poetic in the glass display case. The jue, jia, and ding with green rust are arranged in a matrix of the Bronze Age. The taotie pattern on the belly of the ding flickers in the light and shadow, as if the prayers of the Shang and Zhou priests have condensed here through three thousand years of time and space. The moment your fingertips touch the glass of the display case, the six words &quot;for the eternal use of descendants&quot; that were dormant in the inscription suddenly come alive, making people realize that these artifacts are not only sacrificial rituals, but also the solemn promise of eternity by our ancestors.

Turning through the Bronze Age corridor, the atmosphere of the Han and Tang Dynasties hits you. The clay Buddha face fragments unearthed from the Yongning Temple site are half-hidden in the warm yellow halo, and the incomplete face still flows with the compassion injected by the Northern Wei craftsmen. In the painted pottery figurines of the Yongtai Princess Tomb, the curly beard of the Kunlun slave and the towering horse bun of the maid form a wonderful dialogue between time and space. The most breathtaking is the tri-color black-glazed horse. The glaze is like the flowing texture of black jade, and you can clearly feel the temperature of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. The glaze condenses not only the unique skills of tri-color craftsmen, but also the magnanimity of Luoyang as the capital of gods in the sound of camel bells on the Silk Road.

In the deep corridors of the Stone Carving Art Museum, the statues of the Northern Wei Dynasty and the sutras of the Tang Dynasty stand side by side. The rubbings of the twenty pieces of Longmen are spread out on the plain wall into a long scroll of calligraphy. The square Wei stele and the lively Tang regular script alternately tell the secrets of the evolution of characters. Standing in front of the Eastern Han Dynasty stone evil spirit, the posture of this mythical beast with its head held high solidifies the most simple imagination of the craftsmen of the Han Dynasty about power. When the setting sun shines on its granite wings, I suddenly understand the image of &quot;as graceful as a startled swan, as graceful as a swimming dragon&quot; in &quot;The Goddess of Luo River&quot;, which is originally the cultural gene rooted in this land.

When I walked out of the museum, the city of Luoyang in the twilight was lit up by neon. The rammed earth layers of the Yingtianmen ruins and the modern glass curtain walls complement each other, and the traffic on the Zhouwang City Square and the bronze chariots and horses in the Emperor&#39;s Six-horse Chariot Museum form a wonderful chord. This city, which has buried half of China&#39;s history underground, uses the museum&#39;s display cabinets and the fireworks in the streets to complete the dialogue between the past and the present. The bronze smoke that once rose during the sacrifice eventually turned into morning dew on the peony flowers, continuing to nourish the roots of Chinese civilization.

Time:	2025年4月15日–5月18日 (UTC+8)
Location:	洛陽市澗西區九都西路世紀華陽三期底商161號

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Christian's Hotel

National Treasure Pury Hotel

Longmen Grottoes

Laojunshan Mountain Scenic Spot

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Ramada by Wyndham Luoyang Downtown

Yishui Resort Luoyang

Mingtang And Tiantang

Sui And Tang Dynasties Luoyang City Yingtian Gate Site

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