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Yangshao Xianmen Mountain Scenic Area is a characteristic "wine culture and tourism" scenic area developed by Henan Yangshao Tourism Development Co., Ltd. The scenic area is centered on Yangshao culture and Yangshao wine brewing as the main line. It is a large-scale comprehensive tourist attraction integrating tourism, cultural display, catering and accommodation, leisure and vacation, science and research, health and wellness, and conference exchanges. The construction area of the scenic area is 10 km², with rich landscape resources, overlapping mountains, dense jungles, strange geology, and pleasant ecology. It has more than 200 tourist resource points. The Cuiping Valley Scenic Group and Taoming Valley Scenic Group in the park are both national scenic groups.
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三门峡大坝, Sanmenxia Dam Scenic Area 三门峡大坝风景区
虢国博物馆
The state of Guo was a vassal state of the Zhou Dynasty. This is the largest comprehensive museum dedicated to the state of Guo and has an extensive collection of artefacts. Highlights includes items unearthed from the royal tombs and an actual burial pit containing the remains of dozens of horses and chariots.
三门峡体育中心
The Sanmenxia Sports Center is a large facility offering a variety of sports activities, including swimming, tennis, and fitness. It's a great place to enjoy some physical activity or relax in its modern amenities.
三门峡博物馆
天鹅湖湿地公园
Swan Lake (Qinglong Lake) is located west of National Highway 209 and east of Qinglong Dam, with a water area of 2,070 mu (138 ha). Every October, tens of thousands of white swans migrate from distant Siberia to live and overwinter here. On the sparkling lake surface of the scenic area, thousands of white swans fly freely, play together peacefully and gracefully, caress each other tenderly, comb feathers leisurely with their beaks, or dive into the water and dance "ballet". These holy birds fly, swim, walk, or lie down in various postures, forming a series of moving pictures.
陕州地坑院
Shanzhou troglodyte houses have a long history. The Book of Rites states: "In winter, they live in caves, and in summer, they live in cypress nests." "Caves" are a type of underground house. The earliest way of living for humans was cave dwellings, which is also the earliest form of cave dwellings. Shanzhou troglodyte houses have witnessed the development and evolution of cave dwellings. Cave dwellings are the main form of residence on the Loess Plateau, which is mainly limited by climate and geographical conditions.