Nanyang travel guide
Nanyang lies in southwestern Henan Province, at the junction of Henan, Hubei, and Shaanxi Provinces. Surrounded by mountains on three sides with an opening to the south, it is situated north of the Han River and south of Mount Funiu, hence its name. Nanyang is also known as "Southern Capital" and "Hometown of the Emperors".
Historically, Nanyang was one of the origins of the ancient Silk Road. It possesses richly characteristic local customs, colorful art, delicious cuisine, and abundant special local products.
Famous attractions include Mount Wolong, Shuilian Cave, Taibai Peak, Neixiang Baotianman, and the Xi Gorge Dinosaur Relic Site. With its unique culture and scenic beauty, Nanyang is an excellent destination for leisure and vacation.
Xixia Longtan Gully
Subtitle: A Comprehensive Guide to Longtan Gou (Dragon Pool Gorge) Natural Scenic Area in Xixia, Nanyang Introduction to the Landscape Nestled deep w
Nanyang Prefecture Office
Subtitle: A Journey Through Seven Centuries of Regional Governance and Architectural Heritage Introduction: The Heart of Nanyang's Administrative His
Nanyang Wuhou Temple
Subtitle: A Journey to the Heart of Chinese Strategy and Culture: Nanyang's Wuhou Temple Introduction: The Cradle of a Legend Nestled upon the seren