Henan historical sites

The Qimu Que Gates (启母阙), also known as the Kaimu Que Gates, are situated at the southern foot of Wansui […]

The Taishi Que Gates (太室阙), located approximately 500 meters south of the Zhongyue Temple at the foot of Mount Taishi

The Shaoshi Que Gates (少室阙) are located at the eastern foot of Mount Shaoshi in Dengfeng City, Zhengzhou, Henan Province,

Huishan Temple (会善寺), originally established during the reign of Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty (471-499 AD) in Henan

Yongyu Mausoleum (永裕陵) is the burial site of Emperor Zhao Xu, the sixth emperor of the Northern Song Dynasty, constructed

Yongtai Monastery (永泰寺), established in the second year of the Zhengguang era of the Northern Wei Dynasty (521 AD), boasts

The Yongzhao Mausoleum (永昭陵) is the final resting place of Emperor Renzong of the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhao Zhen. Empress

The Shaolin Zen Music Ritual (禅宗少林音乐大典) takes place in a breathtaking canyon setting, with vertical mountains creating a stunning backdrop.

The Zhengzhou Confucius Temple (郑州孔庙), also known as the Zhengzhou Wenmiao (郑州文庙), was once the oldest, largest, and most extensive

The Zhengzhou Shang Dynasty Ruins (郑州商城遗址), discovered in the autumn of 1950, boast a history dating back approximately 3,500 years.

The City God Temple in Zhengzhou (郑州城隍庙), also known as Chenghuang Temple, traces its origins back to the early Ming

Located at the southern foot of Mount Taishi in Dengfeng, Fawang Temple (法王寺) is steeped in history and legend. According