Shanxi is so photogenic! It's even more intense than the feeling of a heartbreak

"For underground relics, see Shaanxi; for aboveground relics, see Shanxi." ✅ Must-visit spots in Shanxi ✴️ Jinci: A royal sacrificial garden, with the Never-Old Spring, the Statue of the Serving Maid, and the Zhou Cypress known as the 'Three Wonders of Jinci' ✴️ Wang's Grand Courtyard: Known as the 'Folk Forbidden City' and 'Shanxi's Imperial Palace', it has a strong ancient atmosphere ✴️ Pingyao Ancient City: One of the four great ancient cities, an outstanding example of a Han Chinese city during the Ming and Qing dynasties ✴️ Hanging Temple: An aerial loft, it is a temple that integrates Taoism, Confucianism, and Buddhism ✴️ Mount Wutai: A national natural and cultural dual heritage site, one of China's five major Buddhist holy sites ✴️ Yungang Grottoes: The statues are majestic, considered the crown of Chinese stone carving art in the 5th century ✴️ Yingxian Wooden Pagoda: China's existing ancient wooden structure pavilion-style tower, come see the exquisite construction art of the ancients ✴️ Mount Heng: A Chinese geographical landmark, with the Hanging Temple located at the foot of Mount Heng ⭐ Travel Tips ✈️ To get to Shanxi by plane, you first fly to Taiyuan and then transfer 🚄 After taking the high-speed train to the local area, there are buses to the city center; for more distant attractions, it's better to join a day tour in advance Shanxi is really a treasure place, with few people, you're right to come here!