The treasure town, the city of colored glaze, Jiexiu, Shanxi.

Because Liuli knows Jiexiu Jiexiu One-Day City Walk Route Hou Tu Temple→Cheng Huang Temple→Zao Shen Tower→Jiexiu Museum I didn't go to the Taiheyan Archway which is a little further away. 1⃣Houtu Temple It is a Taoist Quanzhen Sect temple building. The main buildings include Sanqing Building, Houtu Temple, Guandi Temple, Tushen Temple, etc. The roof of the entire building is decorated with blue, yellow and green glazed products, which sparkle in the sun. 💰Tickets: Free. Enter with your Mainland China ID card. If you don’t have your Mainland China ID card, just register. 🕙 Closed on Monday 2⃣Chenghuang Temple It takes more than ten minutes to walk from Hou Tu Temple to Cheng Huang Temple. The overall layout of the City God Temple is grand in scale and complete in form. The screen wall, mountain gate, ceremonial gate, stage, offering hall, main hall, and rear sleeping hall are arranged in sequence along the central axis, with bell and drum towers on both sides. The exquisite glazed components on the roof of the building are the few Ming Dynasty relics that still exist in Jiexiu. The glazed ridge tiles, the beast-shaped owl tails, the immortals and animals, and the pavilion vases are perfect in both color glaze and shape, and have high cultural relic and artistic value. 💰Tickets: Free, just register with your Mainland China ID card 🕙 Closed on Monday 3⃣Ao Shen Lou It takes about a quarter of an hour to walk from Chenghuang Temple to Ao Shen Tower. It is the only ancient Zoroastrian building preserved in China. 4⃣Jiexiu Museum Ao Shen Lou is a five-minute walk from Jiexiu Museum. Time was a bit tight, so I mainly went to the basement to see the glass The super cute yellow glazed beast is also here, with round eyes and furrowed brows. 💰Tickets: Free, just register with your Mainland China ID card 🕙 Closed on Monday