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The Zhanggongxiang kiln site from the end of the Northern Song Dynasty to the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty can be seen with ancient kiln ruins such as foundations and ash pits, as well as contemporaneous kiln equipment such as boxes and bowls. You can also see exquisite blue porcelain and specimens with thin body and glaze from this period, with glaze colors including sky blue, and egg blue. Some unique shapes and patterns are not seen in the Ru kiln of the same period.
风穴寺及塔林
It is a large ancient architectural complex that gathers buildings from various dynasties, with over 140 buildings from the Tang to Qing dynasties, and is known as the "Museum of Ancient Architecture". There have been buildings throughout the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. Such as the Seven Ancestral Pagoda in the Tang Dynasty, the Hanging Bell Pavilion in the Song Dynasty, the Zhongfo Hall in the Jin Dynasty, the Luohan Hall in the Yuan Dynasty, the Pilu Hall, the Dizang Hall, the Heavenly King Hall, and the Guanyin Pavilion in the Ming Dynasty.
法行寺塔
The Faxing Temple Pagoda is a brick pagoda that integrates the craftsmanship of the Tang, Song, and Jin dynasties. It is 20.87 meters high and consists of a tower base, a tower body, and a tower brake. The tower base is nearly square, with a south facing round ticket gate in Tang Dynasty style. The upper octagonal nine-story eaves are in a beautiful parabolic shape, combining the characteristics of Song and Jin dynasties. It is an important example for studying contemporary architecture and craftsmanship.
煤山遗址
You can see relics such as house foundations, pottery kilns, water wells, and tombs from the Neolithic Age to the Xia Dynasty, as well as relics such as stone axes, pottery, bone tools, jade spears, and clear cultural layer accumulations.
李楼遗址
You can see relics such as house foundations, ash pits, and tombs from the Neolithic Age to the Xia Dynasty, as well as pottery, stone tools, bone artifacts, and some ash pits containing charred rice.
汝州文庙
Inside, there are ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasties (Dacheng Hall, Qisheng Palace, etc.) and precious cultural relics, including calligraphy treasures such as the Northern Song Dynasty's "Ru Tie" and rare Ru porcelain from the Ru Porcelain Museum.
中山寨遗址
It contains two cultural relics, Peiligang culture and Yangshao culture, and is a prehistoric cultural site with important academic value. The site covers an area of 750000 m².