Shanxi historical sites

The Datong City Wall (大同城墙) has a long and storied history, dating back to its original construction during the era

Datong Ancient City (大同古城), with its rich and storied history, has long been a significant urban center. As early as

Guandi Temple (关帝庙), commonly referred to as the Grand Temple, is dedicated to the worship of Guan Yu, a revered

The Yuanjue Temple Pagoda (圆觉寺塔), also known as the Small Temple Pagoda, is a rare surviving example of a densely

Huaya Temple (华严寺), located in Datong Ancient City, was originally built in 1062 during the eighth year of the Liao

Yong’an Temple (永安寺) is located in Hunyuan County, Datong City, Shanxi Province. Originally constructed during the Jin Dynasty, the temple

Datong Fahua Temple (大同法华寺) is a distinguished example of traditional Buddhist architecture and art. Situated with a north-south orientation, it

The Grand Mosque in Datong (大同清真大寺), one of the two renowned ancient mosques in Shanxi Province, boasts a rich history

The Drum Tower in Datong (大同鼓楼) is an architectural marvel with a rich history dating back to the Ming Dynasty.

The Hanging Temple (悬空寺), originally known as “Xuankong Pavilion,” is situated on the sheer cliffs of Cuiping Peak on the

Shanhua Temple (善化寺), commonly known as the Southern Temple (南寺), was originally built during the Kaiyuan period of the Tang