Things to do in Changge

曹魏古城是在汉末曹魏都城许昌的基础上复建的古城景区，其中有各类吃喝玩乐的店铺，以及曹丞相府和春秋楼等景点，临近还有胖东来商业中心。总的来说，是许昌市区内的核心景区，大概可以花费一两天的时间进行游玩

Aside from inclement weather, there are some short shows in the evenings, with the program changing daily. When I went, it was raining, so there were no shows that evening. Day and night tickets are valid for multiple entries within a day.

Overall, it's alright. It's mostly artificially renovated. We went on the first day of the Lunar New Year, and it started snowing shortly after we entered the scenic area, which made it a beautiful sight. In Xuchang, it's worth visiting historical sites. Although it lacks the hustle and bustle of a modern city, it has a low-key and understated historical weight, making it very suitable for family travel.

The attraction isn't large, consisting mainly of antique-style buildings themed around the Three Kingdoms period, featuring Cao Cao and Guan Yu. The clay sculptures and couplets depicting the Five Tiger Generals and the founding team of the Shu Han dynasty are quite interesting. After entering through the ceremonial gate, you can strike the bell and drum towers on either side.

I made a special trip for the Halloween event, and the overall experience was excellent. There were many NPCs, all of whom were very dedicated and actively interacted with tourists. The only regret was not being able to experience the haunted house activity on the grassland.

It combines a zoo and an amusement park. Suitable for children under 10. It has everything, but nothing is done exceptionally well. The price-performance ratio isn't high. At least not as good as Qingming Riverside Park or Wansui Mountain Martial Arts City. The food inside is a bit pricey.

We visited the hot springs in Huadu with our family over the weekend and had a great experience in all aspects. The advertised area included a children's play area, which I highly recommend. The staff were very attentive, especially Aunt Xiaoli and Aunt Kenan, who helped us get water and tidy up our things. I'll definitely come back to try it next time. A brand new children's play area will be opening in mid-July; you should definitely bring your kids to experience it!

Pavilions stand by the water, green trees surround the streets, and houses stretch endlessly. Without excessive hustle and bustle, it is a vivid scene of bustling city life unfolding from the scroll of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" right before our eyes, with the gentle smoke of cooking fires and the charm of ancient times.

Absolutely the highlight of Luoyang!This complex of Buddhist statues carved into the mountains is breathtaking. There are countless caves filled with Buddha statues, but the highlight is undoubtedly the enormous Buddha in the central area.Beyond the grottoes, you can explore the mountain, visit a temple and wander through a beautiful garden.If you get hungry or want to buy souvenirs, there’s also a charming street designed to look like an ancient village, with plenty of shops and food options.It’s only about a 30-minute Didi ride from the city, making it an easy trip.An unforgettable place and a must-see when visiting Luoyang!

It's very worthwhile, but it's also very crowded, which might slightly detract from the overall experience. However, the people are incredibly welcoming, and there are many beautiful spots for taking photos. The food is also affordable and inexpensive, which kids enjoy. I'll definitely go back when it's less crowded.