Zezhou County, Jincheng, Shanxi — a cultural treasure deep in the Taihang Mountains, integrating Qinglian Temple, Jueshan, Dayang Ancient Town, and Danhe River Dragon Gate, blending Buddhist and Taoist culture with landscape wonders. A 3-day 2-night in-depth tour decodes Taihang civilization, experiencing the unique charm where ancient architecture and nature intertwine.
Explore ancient temple Buddhist charm, climb Jueshan to embrace the moon, wander ancient town to savor charm, enjoy Danhe River scenery, unlock the beauty of Zezhou's humanity and nature
Morning: Visit Qinglian Temple to admire the wonder of Tang Dynasty painted sculptures. Afternoon: Stroll through Fucheng Guandi Temple to experience ancient architectural art. Evening: Head to Sitown to experience Jincheng folk customs and cuisine.
Morning: Climb Jueshan to enjoy the "Jueshan Spits Out the Moon" wonder. Afternoon: Explore Danhe River Dragon Gate Scenic Area to enjoy canyon scenery. Evening: Visit Shanliquan to experience Taihang water town charm.
Morning: Stroll through Dayang Ancient Town to experience thousand-year coal and iron culture. Afternoon: Visit Wanzi City Ruins to learn about ancient battlefield history. Evening: Purchase specialties and return.
Specialty snack from Zezhou and surrounding areas. Tofu is cut into pieces, deep-fried, then dipped in garlic paste and aged vinegar for eating. Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, unique flavor, said to be related to the Battle of Changping.
Made from local mung bean jelly, stir-fried with ginger, scallion, garlic, chili and other seasonings. Smooth texture, spicy and delicious, a common traditional snack on Zezhou streets.
Traditional banquet cuisine in Zezhou area, composed of ten characteristic dishes including Gaoping Braised Pork, Rolled White Bun, Maotou Wan (Meatball), etc., balancing meat and vegetables with rich flavor.
Zezhou specialty fruit with over a thousand years of cultivation history. Large fruit, thin skin, delicate flesh, high sweetness, edible without deastringency treatment, a national geographical indication product.