Luoyang: Avoid These Thunderous Spots - Yingtian Gate, Paradise Hall, Mingtang, and Jiuzhou Pond!

🌞Day 1: Luoyang Museum - Longmen Grottoes 🌞Day 2: White Horse Temple - Luoyi Ancient City - Lijin Gate - Jiuzhou Pond - Mingtang Paradise - Yingtian Gate 📷 Recommended Spots 1️⃣ Longmen Grottoes An eternal masterpiece carved in stone, quietly recounting the glory of the Wei and Tang dynasties. Each Buddha statue is an accumulation and inheritance of culture. It is recommended to visit at night, the lights are dim and mysterious, and the visual impact is stronger. 2️⃣ Luoyang Museum Historical civilization has been passed down to this day. You can always see different charms in cultural relics. Tang Sancai is common, but Tang Sancai black glazed horses are rare. Besides the one in the National Museum, this one is in Luoyang. 3️⃣ White Horse Temple White Horse Temple is the only international temple in the world that integrates Buddhist temples from China, India, Myanmar, and Thailand. Walking in the temple, you can feel a strong exotic style. 4️⃣ Luoyi Ancient City The ancient city integrates the architectural styles of the Sui and Tang dynasties and other thirteen ancient capitals. It is highly recommended to wear Hanfu. The national aesthetic in the bones is awakened, and it is beautiful no matter how you shoot it. 5️⃣ Jiuzhou Pond - Mingtang Paradise - Yingtian Gate Visit the divine capital at night, and the brilliant lights reproduce the splendor of the Sui and Tang dynasties. Standing in front of the majestic Yingtian Gate, you can dream back to the Tang Dynasty in a second. ✅Tips ▪️The museum is closed on Mondays, so don’t make an empty trip. ▪️Enter the Longmen Grottoes from the northwest service area to get closer to the Great Buddha. If you are in the northeast service area, you will have to take a sightseeing bus. It is more spectacular to take pictures of the Great Buddha from across the river.