Hidden in the deep mountains is the ancient village of Haishangqiao

This is a Qing Dynasty ancient village site, where there was once a spring in the valley known as the "Sea Eye" that never dried up all year round. People built a bridge to cross it, hence the name "Haishangqiao" (Sea Bridge). Upon entering the village, you will see a small depression facing south with the north side higher and the south side lower. The east, west, and north sides are surrounded by steep earthen ridges, on top of which are many brick and tile residential buildings. These houses are built against the cliff as quadrangle courtyards, resembling a group of castle-like buildings from a distance, scattered in an artistic manner, creating a very picturesque scene. The site is currently open to the public for free, and parking is also free. On weekends, you can take your children to visit and broaden their horizons. It is also a base for painting, so those who love art can go there to sketch. Of course, it is also very photogenic, making it a recommended spot for those who like ancient villages to check in and take photos! Address: Navigate to Haishangqiao Village, Gongyi.