The Imperial City Mansion, also known as Wuting Mountain Village, is the residence built by Chen Tingjing, a grand academician of the Wen Yuan Ge, during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. It is located in Huangcheng Village, Beiliu Town, Yangcheng County, Jincheng City, Shanxi Province. It is well-preserved and is a National AAAAA-level scenic spot in China.
Ancestral Mansion Estate
Xiangfu Manor is one of the main attractions in the Imperial City Xiangfu Scenic Area. It is a natural landscape developed successfully on the original site of the Chen Family Manor after the transformation and development of Imperial City Xiangfu.
The total area is over 150 square kilometers, with the highest elevation of over 1700 meters and the lowest point only around 300 meters within Huixian City, Henan Province. It is the highest peak in the southern Taihang Mountains, with beautiful scenery and enticing views. The famous natural landscapes here include sea of clouds, sunrise, peculiar peaks, roaring pine waves, hanging roads, red rock canyons, and three-dimensional waterfalls, all forming the most renowned natural landscapes of the eight hundred miles of the Taihang Mountains. It is widely known as the "holy land of coolness," "summer paradise," "Shangri-La," and "the supreme beauty of the Taihang Mountains."
Python River National Nature Reserve
The Manghe Ecotourism Area is located 40 kilometers southeast of Yangcheng County, Jincheng City, Shanxi Province. It is bordered by Mount Taiyue to the north, the Taihang Mountains to the east, Zhongtiao Mountains to the west, and Wangwu Mountain to the south. It is located on the southern edge of the temperate zone and the northern boundary of the subtropics. The scenic area is home to more than 2,000 national second-level protected animals, such as macaques. It is a national-level nature reserve, national forest park, and national 4A-level tourist attraction.
The Taihang Mountains, which stretch for hundreds of miles across North China, serve as an important boundary between the first and second terraces of China's topography. The terrain on the east and west sides of the mountains is significantly different. The western side, connecting to the Shanxi Plateau, has a relatively gentle slope, while the eastern side, bordering the North China Plain, is more steep and rugged. In many areas of the southern Taihang region, there are obvious fault rock walls formed by crustal movements. These straight and steep cliffs, ranging from tens to hundreds of meters in height, extend for tens of kilometers in the Taihang Mountains, presenting magnificent and breathtaking scenery.
