Hebi, Henan — known in ancient times as Chaoge, the capital of the late Shang and early Zhou dynasties. Known as the "Hometown of the Book of Songs, Source of Tai Chi," it features famous attractions such as Yunmeng Mountain, Dapi Mountain, and the Qi River. It is a tourist city integrating mountain and water scenery, ancient capital culture, and military studies holy land.
Political, economic and cultural center of Hebi City, core area of Qi River ecology
Old town of Hebi, blending industrial culture and natural scenery
Cradle of coal culture, rich in ancient village resources
National historical and cultural city, holy land of Buddhist and Taoist culture in Central Plains
Location of ancient capital Chaoge, birthplace of military studies culture
Explore Yunmeng Mountain to understand military wisdom, climb Dapi Mountain to appreciate thousand-year-old Buddhist charm, tour the Qi River to experience the Book of Songs culture, wander Xunxian Ancient City to feel folk customs
In the morning, explore Yunmeng Mountain to experience Guiguzi culture. In the afternoon, visit Guling Mountain to experience the legends of the Investiture of the Gods. In the evening, taste Qi County's specialty cuisine.
In the morning, climb Dapi Mountain to appreciate Buddhist stone carving art. In the afternoon, stroll through Xunxian Ancient City to experience Ming and Qing dynasty architecture. In the evening, enjoy the night market food in the ancient city.
In the morning, stroll along the Qi River to experience the artistic conception of the Book of Songs. In the afternoon, visit Zhaixing Terrace to explore the remains of Chaoge. Before returning, purchase Hebi specialty products.
A Hebi Xun County specialty, made with flour, eggs, and meat filling baked on a special griddle. Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, with a fragrant aroma. It is an essential food at the Xun County temple fair, known as the "No.1 Flatbread of the Central Plains."
A specialty of the Qi River in Hebi, named for the yellow-red silky texture of the egg yolk. Rich in various amino acids and trace elements, nutritious and delicate in texture. It was a tribute item during the Ming and Qing dynasties.
A precious specialty of the Qi River in Hebi, named for growing in the Qi River. The meat is tender and delicious. Recorded as early as in the Book of Songs, it was a court tribute item for generations, praised as "better than ginseng."
A traditional snack from Xun County, Hebi. Made from selected premium peanuts using a unique roasting process. Golden in color, crispy in texture, savory and delicious. It is a well-known local leisure food and gift item.