Huangcheng Xiangfu, also known as Wuting Mountain Village, is the residence built by Chen Tingjing, a Grand Scholar of the Wenyuan Pavilion 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 AAAA-rated tourist attraction in China.
Xiangfu Manor
Xiangfu Manor is one of the main attractions of the Xiangfu Imperial City Scenic Area. It is a natural landscape successfully developed on the original site of the Chen Family Manor after the transformation and development of the Xiangfu Imperial City. The village of Xiangfu has transitioned from underground to aboveground, and from black to green.
Covering a total area of over 150 square kilometers, with the highest altitude exceeding 1700 meters and the lowest point dropping to about 300 meters within Huixian City, Henan Province, it is the highest peak of the southern Taihang Mountains. The scenery is beautiful and captivating. The sea of clouds, sunrise, strange peaks, pine waves, cliff-hanging roads, Red Rock Grand Canyon, and three-dimensional waterfalls here form the most famous natural landscapes of the 800-mile Taihang Mountains, earning it the reputation of 'Cool Holy Land', 'Summer Paradise', 'Utopia', and 'Supreme Taihang'.
Manghe National Nature Reserve
Located in the Manghe Ecotourism Area, 40 kilometers southeast of Yangcheng County, Jincheng City, Shanxi Province, it is bordered by Taiyue in the north, Taihang in the east, Zhongtiao in the west, and Wangwu in the south. It lies at the southern edge of the temperate zone and the northern boundary of the subtropical zone. The scenic area is home to over 2,000 rhesus monkeys, a national second-class protected animal. It is a national nature reserve, a national forest park, and a national 4A-level tourist attraction.
The Taihang Mountains, which traverse the North China Plain and stretch for hundreds of miles, serve as an important boundary between the first and second steps of China's topography. The terrain on the east and west sides of the mountains is markedly different. The western side, connecting to the Shanxi Plateau, has relatively gentle slopes, while the eastern side, adjacent to the North China Plain, is much more rugged. In many sections of the southern Taihang region, tectonic movements have created numerous prominent fault cliffs. These steep, sheer cliffs, some tens of meters high and others hundreds of meters, extend for dozens of kilometers in the Taihang Mountain area, forming a magnificent and majestic landscape.
