Chenjiagou Village

The mountain is majestic and famous for its original secondary forests and ancient road landscapes. It is an important scenic spot at the southern end of Taihang Mountain.

A well-preserved Qing Dynasty residential complex with over 130 buildings and 400 rooms. It features exquisite brick, wood, and stone carvings, representing the architectural style of northwestern Henan.

A cultural park dedicated to black pottery (Heitao), featuring a pottery museum, DIY wheel-throwing workshop, pottery-making experience center, and archaeological excavation activities. It combines intangible cultural heritage with tourism and education.

A dinosaur-themed amusement park opened in 2025, featuring a dinosaur museum, flight theater, and nearly 30 large rides across 9 functional zones. Suitable for families with children.

Zhu Zaiyu Memorial Hall is housed in a Ming-Qing courtyard that used to be part of the Zheng Princely Mansion's music office, where Zhu Zaiyu and his father studied music theory. Opened as a memorial in 1991, it is a National Key Cultural Relic Protection Unit and a AA-level scenic spot. Zhu Zaiyu (1536–1611), a Ming dynasty prince and polymath, was the first in the world to devise the twelve-tone equal temperament, a foundational achievement in music history. The hall's four exhibition rooms display his life and academic achievements through artifacts, charts, and models, including a large suona model and an oversized abacus.

A national 5A-level tourist attraction, it is known as the "Three Gorges of the North" because of its alternating canyons, mountains and waters, and boat tours are available.