Things to do in Ye County

This is a remarkably well-preserved Ming Dynasty county government office, and a fifth-rank one at that—a rare find. Stepping through the gate, I happened upon a live performance of a "court hearing" taking place in the main hall. On the blue brick floor, the magistrate, dressed in black, sat behind his desk. With a slam of the gavel, the bailiffs struck their sticks, their shouts echoing in unison. A woman in red knelt, pleading her grievances, while an elderly man bowed his head and delivered his testimony. Among the onlookers, some held up their phones, and children stood on tiptoe, peering in. The ancient and the modern coexisted in the same hall, yet no one felt a sense of incongruity.

Very convenient, just scan the passport to enter after purchase

My day trip to Zhijin Cave with guide Tan Longcai was a fantastic experience! His explanations were detailed and engaging, vividly explaining the cave's geology and legends without being boring. He maintained a great pace throughout, accommodating everyone's rhythm and finding excellent photo spots. The itinerary was well-planned, making the trip worry-free and comfortable, with no forced spending. I highly recommend guide Tan Longcai (Little Tan) if you're planning a trip to Zhijin Cave—reliable and considerate!

I joined a one-day tour to Laojun Mountain. Our guide, Xiaoyu, contacted us in advance and recommended the nearest meeting point based on our hotel. She provided a detailed explanation of the Laojun Mountain tour route and offered suggestions throughout the tour. She even created a group chat for everyone to facilitate explanations and share photos. The arrangements were excellent, and there was no hard selling or promotional activity. Highly recommended!

It's very worthwhile, but it's also very crowded, which might slightly detract from the overall experience. However, the people are incredibly welcoming, and there are many beautiful spots for taking photos. The food is also affordable and inexpensive, which kids enjoy. I'll definitely go back when it's less crowded.

This is my second visit to Wansui Mountain. Every time I visit Kaifeng, this is the only place I can explore because it's so much fun! Many of the popular NPCs can keep me there all day; there's just no room to move. The scenery is vast. There are people interacting with everything. You can play games from morning till night. Everyone, from NPCs to security guards, cleaners, and shopkeepers, is incredibly welcoming, making you feel happy. There are so many activities! Prices are cheap, and there are plenty of restrooms, so you don't have to worry about finding one. The cleaning is excellent; you won't feel uncomfortable at all. Every staff member is exceptionally nice; no wonder it's ranked number one in the country. It's all thanks to the hard work of every staff member. Kudos to the operations team and all the cultural and tourism professionals!

There was a slight unpleasantness with the merchant's customer service when making the reservation, as I had booked a guided tour of the Longmen Grottoes, but the merchant's page description was incorrect and I requested a refund, which they refused. I only got a refund after contacting the platform's customer service. Because of this unpleasant experience, I didn't have high expectations for the tour. However, once inside the museum, Mr. Pei's explanation was truly dedicated, and he was a very kind person; it was clear he genuinely loved the experience. Special praise! 👍 He made up for the merchant's shortcomings! 👍

Pingdingshan City is named after the mountain - Pingdingshan. The Peak Park is located on the top of Pingding Mountain in the north of the urban area, and the name of Pingdingshan City comes from this. The Peak Park is 426.5 meters above sea level. The top of the mountain is flat and as flat as a whetstone, with an area of ​​850 acres. The Peak Park under construction has begun to take shape. The Peak Park is built on the top of Pingding Mountain, 427 meters above sea level, with an area of ​​about 0.6 square kilometers. The park has crisscrossing roads, rows of exotic trees, clusters of flower beds, and lawns like carpets. In front of the mountain are large tracts of pine forests, cypress forests, and locust forests, which are dense and vigorous, full of vitality. There are 666 stone steps for climbing, leading directly to the top of the mountain, which is magnificent. Planting trees and grass, supplemented by sculptures, fountains, and garden buildings. The Peak Park has become the best place for residents of the city to relax and vacation and for foreign guests to visit.

The lecture lasted almost three hours. Professor Xu Xing led us through all the museum's most prized treasures and also connected the history of other places in the lecture. He gave an excellent presentation and I highly recommend it!

Taking the cable car from Qiongtan directly to the Golden Summit is very easy and convenient, especially for the elderly and children. Climbing would take about three hours. The cable car is definitely more energy-efficient. This famous Taoist mountain showcases the architectural wisdom of the ancients, which is truly commendable. Each palace has its own unique charm, and none are truly inferior. Staying in the mountains allows you to fully immerse yourself in Taoist culture.