Where is fortune telling in Jincheng _ Where is fortune telling in Jincheng?

Where to play in Jincheng and go on road trip on Saturday? It is recommended to set off from Jincheng for 2 days in go on road trip.

Jincheng is located in the southeast of Shanxi Province, at the junction of Shanxi and Henan provinces. It lives in Jincheng basin and has been a battleground for military strategists since ancient times. Known as "the throat of the Central Plains, the gateway to Sanjin". Since ancient times, it has been a place with beautiful scenery and pleasant scenery. We went to Jincheng go on road trip this weekend!

I. Wall-hung Highway in Guo Liang

It is the crystallization of the wisdom of the people of Taihang Mountain and one of the ten wonders of China. Many people in Jincheng thought it was Lingchuan's wall-hung highway. In fact, both are similar, giving people the feeling of adventure and shock.

Second, Li Zhai

There are many places worth visiting here, and the scenic spots are concentrated, and some of them don't cost money. For example, people often say that the first bay in the world is in Lizhai, just like a jade belt winding around and rushing past. The temples with green mountains and clear water, green trees and flowers and caves stand on the top of Kuixing Mountain overlooking it. Surrounded by mountains like waves, beautiful mountains and beautiful waters, they put the mountains into its broad embrace, which is really "the first bay in China"

Three. Yangtoushan Cave

Yangtou Mountain is 2000 meters above sea level, with steep peaks. It is named after the sheep's head boulder at the top of the mountain. In the Yangtou Mountain in the north of the town, there are many historical sites, such as Shennong City, Yan Di Temple, Tsinghua Temple, Shennong Well, Wuguqian, Qinbaili Great Wall and Northern Wei Grottoes.

Fourth, Xicheng Mountain.

Xicheng Mountain, also known as Sheng Wang Ping, is the largest subalpine meadow in northern China. There are a large number of karst caves and underground rivers, which are the best preserved closed karst depressions with certain scientific research value in North China, and are very precious and non-renewable geological and natural heritage.