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D31***03Beautiful! Less crowded than most other attractions. Very enjoyable.
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Anonymous userReliable platform to book. Everything goes as planned. Highly recommended.
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蓝星旅行者🏯 The crown of the building was built in Ming Hongwu for 25 years (1392). It is the photo wall of the 13th son Wang Zhugui Mansion of Zhu Yuanxuan, the Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanxuan. It is the earliest and largest Kowloon wall in China (long 45.5 meters, 8 meters high,2.02 meters thick). Far beyond the dragon wall of Beijing Forbidden City and Beihai Park. The whole wall is made up of 426 glazed components, yellow, green, blue, purple and other colors, nine dragons tossed between the waves of the sea of clouds, the scales of the dragon body superimposed in strips, the dragon claws are four-toed (different from the royal five claws), highlighting the identity of the king. 🐉 Art Code Sumizu: girded waist-encrusted double-layer glazed beasts, dragons, lions, tigers and other Rui beasts interlaced with small dragons, carvings are smart. Wall top: imitation wooden palace top, ridge relief dragon lotus, ridge and animal are all available, and the dragon kiss at both ends is delicately depicted. Reflection wonders: 35 meters in front of the wall, the long pool marsh is flooded by the wind, and the dragon shadow sways like swimming, which is unique to the country. ⚡ Visit Tips: Pingcheng District and Yang Street, Datong City. Open: daily 07:00-22:00 (free visit). Best time: sunny day 9:00-11:00, sunlight penetrates the glass refracts the illusion; The dragon shadows in the pool swim quietly when the breeze is blowing. 🐲 "Four-foot Tengyun is not a emperor, but with a 45-meter long roll of glazed glass, the ambition and ingenuity of the Ming Dynasty king, solidified into a 600-year-old border fort legend." 📌 Linkage tour: adjacent to the site of the Dai Wangfu (5 minutes walk), you can combine to visit the old ruins of the Ming Dynasty such as "Huangcheng Street" and "Donghuamen".
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骑着蜗牛赶绿灯Shanhua Temple is really worth a visit! The temple is preserved with four Liaojin wooden structures, all of which are the highest-grade temple roofs in ancient China. The buildings are thick and simple, showing the magnificent wind of Liaojin, especially the oblique arches of the Daxiong Palace, which are like blooming flowers, exquisite and shocking. The four statues of the kings of heaven in different shapes on both sides of the mountain gate are also highlights, one of which is full of germination.
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珊珊伟大It was cold, but the performers were very professional. I was deeply moved by the iron flower performance in the end. The background music was amazing, and the iron flower performance was full of sincerity. The process was well designed, and the staff were all very dedicated!
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偷闲的小螺When I went to the beginning of the month, due to the suspension of some programs and light shows, I have not seen it. It is a pity that Datong is a city where food, history and modern civilization coexist. I will definitely revisit it again if I have the opportunity.
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_TI***d9It's a pretty massive monastery with lots of temples inside. They have smaller venues for food and drinks but were mostly empty when I went. It's probably much busier during peak tourism seasons in China, but in the off season there will be people but not much crowding or lines. I recommend a stop here if you are coming to Datong. They have a tall lookout temple that takes a bit of effort to climb. And a temple at the back where the monks were performing a ceremony (no cameras allowed). Overall it was an interesting place to explore with nice greenery and murals. But there's not much English text so you may need to pull out a camera to translate.
4.7/5Anonymous userHuiyuan's origins in Shanxi suggest that the Pure Land tradition may have originated in the area. I’m strongly Recommended hired a private tour guide and
4.8/5Anonymous user“Beautiful post! The way you captured the place really shows its charm — makes me feel like I’m there too.
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ALuizGreat site to visit with incredible things to see! Easy site to walkthrough and very organized (even with lots of people). We went using DiDi and it was easy and inexpensive. Really recommended! Must see!
