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One of the four ancient temples in China, it was built in the Northern Wei Dynasty and is dedicated to the water god Jishui. The temple is large in scale and has a profound cultural heritage.
Jidu Temple is located in Jiyuan, Henan province, China. It was a religious site built in 582, covering above 7 hundred square metres. There are four groups of building complexes. It is one of the greatest ancient building complexes existing in Henan province and Important Relic under National Protection.
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Jiyuan Museum
It showcases Jiyuan's history, archaeology, and folk culture, making it a great place to learn about local culture.
Xiaolangdi Dam
Visitors can tour and take photos at the Yellow River's large-scale water conservancy projects, and learn about the facilities for water diversion, power generation, and flood control.
愚公移山发源地
One of China's most famous Taoist mountains, it's also the birthplace of the legend of "Foolish Old Man Moving the Mountains." With its majestic presence and numerous Taoist temples, it's a representative attraction in Jiyuan.