Three scenic spots in Luoyang

The three most potholes in Luoyang are Paradise Tang Ming Scenic Area, Baiyun Mountain and Mozi Ancient Street.

I. Paradise Tang Ming Scenic Area

Paradise Tang Ming Scenic Area is actually a modern building rebuilt on the original site of historical sites. Although it is indeed magnificent and luxurious, it is actually of no value to visit, and the serious commercialization has greatly reduced the tourists' goodwill towards the scenic spot.

Second, Baiyun Mountain

Baiyun Mountain is still too pitted by tourists. First of all, tickets are too expensive. Secondly, the management of scenic spots is not in place. The scenic spot is 0/5km away from the ticket office/kloc-and you need to take the "scenic spot train" up the mountain. Finally, the scenic spot itself is nothing special. Jade Emperor Peak is worth seeing, but you need to take a cable car to climb it, and you have to climb the steps of 1 hour.

Third, Mozi Ancient Street

Since the admission of tickets, the passenger flow of Mozi Ancient Street has plummeted, and it is often empty. There are more people shopping than watching. What's more, the buildings and decorations in the scenic spots all look like shanzhai, and there is always a rustic feeling. In addition, all kinds of amusement facilities inside are charged separately, which greatly affects the mood of watching.

Luoyang must-see attractions:

1, Laojun Mountain: Laojun Mountain, with amazing scenery, China Taoist ancestral mountain, mountain sutra and ten-mile painted screen, is undoubtedly one of the must-see attractions in Luoyang. Laojunshan, named after the seclusion of Laozi, the ancestor of Taoism, is a combination of natural landscape and Taoist culture, a holy place for Taoist believers in northern China, and an outstanding representative of landscape culture in the Central Plains.

2. Longmen Grottoes: As the only world heritage in Luoyang that appears in TV dramas such as Daoism and Magic, Longmen Grottoes is undoubtedly the most famous scenic spot in Luoyang. Longmen Grottoes is the most concentrated place where the royal family made wishes and statues in the Northern Wei and Tang Dynasties, and it has a strong ethnic and religious color. Its construction process went through the Eastern Wei, Sui, Tang and Song Dynasties, lasting more than 400 years, leaving 2345 caves, 65438+ 10,000 statues, more than 2800 inscriptions and other cultural heritages.

Refer to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Paradise Tang Ming Scenic Area

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Mozi Ancient Street Tourist Area