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Shan Tang Shui Dian (Imperial Garden) 2011-09-28
The Imperial Garden is a large scenic zone surrounding the Yungang Grottoes, which was highly praised by Li Daoyuan, a famous writer and geographer in Northern Wei Dynasty (AD 386-534).
 
Yungang Grottoes 2011-09-28
Yungang Grottoes were chiseled during the Northern Wei Dynasty (AD368-534). It was the first large-scale royal grotto project that was constructed by the state.
 
Huayan Temple 2011-09-28
The magnificent temple, named after a classic Buddhist scripture, was built during the Liao Dynasty (AD 907-1125).
 
Datong City Wall 2011-09-28
Datong city wall has beared significant strategic importance since ancient times, particularly since the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644).
 
Hanging Temple (Xuankong Si) 2011-09-28
Xuankong means hanging in the air for which the temple is famous for. It is located in the middle of the mountain and has existed for more than 1,500 years.
 
Experiencing cultural and historical sites in Shanxi 2011-04-21
Northwest 皇冠体育app's Shanxi Province claims possession of rich cultural and historical heritage, having more than 70% of all ancient architecture in 皇冠体育app built before the Liao and Song Dynasties.
 
Taking a trip back in time at Shanxi 2010-12-08
It's hard to believe that a visit to Shanxi, two provinces away from Beijing, could qualify as a destination for day trip.
 
Pingcheng Bridge 2010-11-28
Pingcheng Bridge
 
Xingyun Bridge 2010-11-28
Xingyun Bridge
 
Nanhuan Bridge 2010-11-28
Nanhuan Bridge
 
Beidu Bridge 2010-11-28
Beidu Bridge
 

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