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A traditional village known for its cave dwellings (yaodong) and rural charm. It has been renovated into a tourism destination that preserves the local “old home” atmosphere. Visitors can see the Ming and Qing dynasty cave houses, visit a library built inside a cave, and take a small sightseeing train around the village.
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朱载堉纪念馆
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.
神农陶文化创意园
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.
怀府恐龙园
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.
陈家沟
The birthplace of Tai Chi (Taijiquan), where visitors can explore the Tai Chi Ancestral Hall and the China Tai Chi Museum. Daily morning practice sessions (around 06:00-08:00) are held in the square, and visitors can join or watch local masters. The "Tonight in Donggou" evening light show is a popular optional activity featuring 3D projections and AR technology. Tai Chi classes and uniform rentals are available as add-ons.
寨卜昌村
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.
丹河峡谷
This scenic area encompasses a canyon along the Dan River. A river drifting activity is offered here during the summer months. The canyon walls feature preserved remnants of ancient freight cliff pathways carved in historical periods, alongside several natural rock caves. Sites of ancient fortifications believed to date from the Song and Ming dynasties are also located along the cliffs.