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[2025 Lin County Attraction] Travel Guide for Lijiashan Village (Updated Feb)

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Lijiashan is located on a high loess slope, hidden deep in the mountains, ethereal and elegant, and was praised as one of the three major discoveries in his life by Mr. Wu Guanzhong, a master of traditional Chinese painting. The cave dwellings here are elegant and look like a desolate Han tomb from a distance. The ancient village is relatively closed, like a peach blossom garden isolated from the world. Lijiashan Village is shaped like a phoenix. The residential buildings are built on the body and two wings of the phoenix. They are scattered on the 70-degree hillside, forming a very visually stunning effect. These cave dwellings are stacked layer by layer along the mountain, and there are paths in front of the houses that connect with each other. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, this was the place where Qikou merchants settled their families. Because of its good location, it is the family residence of a businessman surnamed Li, so it is called Lijiashan. These cave dwellings are very meticulously built, and the exquisite stone carvings and the carefully crafted eaves and corners all reveal the gorgeousness of the big families at that time. The typical loess landform, elegant natural environment, cascading cave buildings, rich Yellow River style, and simple people's homes attract many artists from all over the country every year to collect and create.

Address:
Linxian, Lvliang, Shanxi, China
Recommended sightseeing time:
2-3 hours
Ticket Price
Free entry
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