Go to Nanyang to soak in the Lianhua Hot Springs
2 cities |
10 attraction(s) |
total distance 357
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Day1: Zhengzhou > Nanyang
6 attraction(s) ·
268 km
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The Lianzhen Palace is located in the northern part of Fangcheng County, Henan Province. It is a place where many disillusioned scholars practice meditation and cultivate themselves. The palace is square in shape, with each side measuring 150 meters and a total area of 22,500 square meters. The palace was built with earth, with a remaining height of 5-6 meters and a thickness of 2-3 meters. According to the inscription on the monument of the Restoration of Lianzhen Palace in the 12th year of the Ming Dynasty Chenghua, this place was originally a place where Princess Huyang of the Eastern Han Dynasty practiced cultivation.
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Good taste, large portion. The chicken meat is tender and the service attitude is good. The staple dish is the spicy chicken casserole, and there are also stir-fried and cold dishes to choose from. The price is also reasonable!
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26 private villas with garden style and luxurious decoration. Various rare flowers and plants grow here, including sweet osmanthus, bougainvillea, wintersweet, red leaf photinia, red maple, Chinese mosquito fern, and hundreds of other plants. Guests can immerse themselves in the flower sea and enjoy the tranquility. Inside the resort, there are also private hot spring baths. When you feel stressed due to work, you can come to the water maze with your family and friends to experience the endless warmth and happiness of a poetic dwelling. This is definitely an ideal private space for you to escape from the worldly distractions.
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Nanzhao Lianhua Hot Spring International Tourism Resort Water Hotel is located in Huangludian Town, Nanzhao County, and is conveniently located near the Yehukou Scenic Area. The hotel is situated on the water surface and features exquisite and elegant decorations.
Day2: Nanyang
4 attraction(s) ·
90 km
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The Wuhou Shrine is located in Nanjing City, Henan Province, and is a key national cultural relic protection unit. It is said that Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of the Shu Han dynasty, once farmed here, and the shrine was built in memory of him during the Wei and Jin dynasties. The shrine was destroyed by fire during the Yuan Dynasty and was rebuilt during the Dade period (1297-1307). During the Kangxi period (1662-1722), Luo Jing, the magistrate of Nanyang, discovered stone carvings inscribed with the "Ten Scenic Spots of Wolong Hill" by previous generations in the shrine. Based on this, he rebuilt the Half-Month Platform, Lao Longdong, Ye Yun'an, Cao Lu, Xiao Hongqiao, Baoxi Shi, Gonggeng Pavilion, Gubai Pavilion, Liangfu Rock, and Zhuge Well outside the shrine, which complemented the mountain gate, main hall, Qingfeng Tower, Sangu Hall, Guan Zhang Hall, and stone archway of the Wuhou Shrine, forming a magnificent ancient architectural complex. There are many inscriptions in the shrine, among which the "Memorial of Appointments Before and After Zhuge Liang" written by Yue Fei has elegant calligraphy. In the southeast corner of the shrine, there is a platform, which is said to be the place where Zhuge Liang studied, and in the southwest corner, there is a tower with dragon horns. Description of the scenery: Cao Lu is located in the middle of the back of the shrine, and is a new octagonal thatched pavilion built on the site of Zhuge Liang's former residence. The front plaque "Zhuge Cao Lu" was hand-written by Guo Moruo in 1973; the internal plaque "Zhuge Lu" was written by Yu Youren, the chairman of the Supervisory Yuan of the National Government, in 1940; and the back plaque "Nanyang Zhuge Lu" was written by Fu Fengju, the magistrate of Nanyang, in the 20th year of the Guangxu reign (1894). Xiaohongqiao: In front of Cao Lu, there is a small bridge made of green bricks, exquisitely delicate, resembling a rainbow, hence the name. It is said to be a place that Zhuge Liang must pass through.
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Convenient transportation, nice environment, excellent service, and good value for money.
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Nanyang Prefectural Office, commonly known as Fuya or the Prefectural Office of Nanyang, was the official residence of the prefects of Nanyang during the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. Its location is in the southwest corner of the old city, on the north side of the western end of Minzhu Street today. Nanyang Prefectural Office has a history of over 700 years since the Yuan dynasty and holds great cultural and historical value. The decision of the Municipal Party Committee and the Municipal Government to restore Nanyang Prefectural Office is a highly popular move.
