Things to do in Xiangyang

The ancient city is vast and full of historical atmosphere. It's a pity I didn't go at night and missed the night view. The East Market and West Market were very interesting, with various performances!

A fantastic scenic spot, combining culture and beautiful scenery. It recreates various historical events. Tenglong Pavilion is beautiful, but climbing up the mountain is a bit tiring. We watched a dramatic performance depicting the Three Visits to the Thatched Cottage, which was very interesting!

The Xiangyang Ancient City Wall is located in Xiangcheng District, Xiangyang City, Hubei Province. Originally built during the Han Dynasty, it underwent several renovations from the Tang to the Qing Dynasties. The wall was initially roughly square, with a perimeter of 7331 meters, a maximum height of 10.84 meters, and a thickness of 11-14 meters. The overall structure includes trapezoidal cross-section walls and arched gates. The city wall has six gates on its four sides, each with a barbican or inner city, and corner towers at the four corners. Along the wall are watchtowers and beacon towers, and over 4000 crenellations are built. A moat surrounds the city, reaching a maximum width of 250 meters and an average width of 180 meters. On June 25, 2001, the Xiangyang Ancient City Wall was designated as a fifth batch of National Key Cultural Relics Protection Units by the State Council of the People's Republic of China. Speaking of the ancient city of Xiangyang, it inevitably evokes memories of Jin Yong's martial arts novels for a generation. The legendary stories of the heroes Guo Jing and Huang Rong defending the city and Yang Guo losing his arm all took place here. It was also a place where Yue Fei's army once fought.

The location is easily accessible by car or public transport. There are also various food stalls nearby, so if it's not too crowded, you can eat your fill before heading back to explore. You can easily spend a whole day there. When you're tired, you can take some photos. Overall, I would recommend it.

It was so much fun! The interstellar adventure was absolutely amazing, and the other attractions were great too. The staff were very friendly and helpful once inside the park. The various animal interactions and live performances were fantastic! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

A whimsical and fun-filled playground for kids! It boasts a variety of non-motorized facilities, adorable animals, themed parades, and NPCs who interact well with children. The park is clean, with well-equipped rest areas and mother-and-baby rooms. Kids won't want to leave! A top choice for family outings.

Calligraphy enthusiasts should definitely check this out; the environment is tranquil and cool. I brought some bread to feed the fish, and many koi swarmed around, which was quite interesting, and the kids really enjoyed it.

Overall, the scenic area is rich in content, with good cultural and natural landscapes. You can see the thousand-year-old mountain village and the mountain village museum, take the cableway, slide and cruise, ride horses, pick fruits, drink tea, and walk via ferrata. The mountain is not very high, so it is not tiring to climb. There are also special performances and robot interactions during the festival, and parking is free.

Family, does anyone know anything about this?! The Xiangyang Museum truly amazed me! I initially thought this kind of niche museum would be ordinary, but I was blown away the moment I stepped inside! The general history exhibition here is incredibly comprehensive, covering everything from ancient times to modern times with a crystal-clear historical timeline. The exhibition layout is also incredibly thoughtful; the lighting is just right—not too bright, not too dim. Many artifacts of similar categories are neatly arranged in display cases, making it look incredibly organized and a very comfortable place to browse! I especially love this way of categorizing and displaying artifacts. You can immediately tell the age and type of an artifact, which is so helpful for a history novice like me! And there weren't many people, so I could take my time looking at everything without worrying about being crowded. Overall, it was a fantastic experience! If you also enjoy history and culture, and appreciate in-depth travel and cultural experiences, then the Xiangyang Museum is definitely worth a visit! Trust me, you will be amazed by the artifacts and displays!

The four unique immersive indoor hot springs (Forest Wonderland, Starry Sky Spa, Snow Jade Cave, and Magnificent Underwater) and the outdoor Instagram-worthy hot springs are considered very distinctive and photogenic.