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（花卉市场） is a base for selling flowers, birds and fish. It is composed of various small shops, because it is a professional flower seller, so here, you can also see a lot of flowers that cannot be grown in the local climate. If you like to look at flowers, you can come here and stroll around. And the price of flowers here is very low, and can be matched arbitrarily, very suitable for tourists who like flowers.
新乡市博物馆, 平原博物院 Pingyuan Museum
A comprehensive museum with over 30,000 cultural relics, especially strong in Shang and Zhou bronzes and Ming and Qing paintings. Its main exhibition traces the history of the Xinxiang region. Free entry with ID.
潞王陵
Tomb of emperor Wan Li's Brother Lu Wang. This is nearly an exact duplicate of one of the Ming dynasty tombs located outside of Beijing. Close examination reveals a change in the dragon designs so that there are two instead of one in the stone working. Lu Wang desired to be the emperor so much that he tried copying much of the architecture found in Beijing at the time. Thirteen sets of animals line the entrance to the tomb, some mythical, and some real. There was some damage during the cultural revolution, and not all of the structure has been restored to its original state.
万仙山景区, Guoliang Tunnel
This area in the Taihang mountains on the border with Shanxi features a valley encircled by more than 100m high sandstone cliffs and is protected as a national geological park and national forest park. Atop the cliffs sit small villages, and above those villages are even higher limestone cliffs. The villages in the area, including Guoliang, are made from slabs of this stone held together with white mortar, making the buildings visually striking. To enable access to their village, in the 1970s, residents of Guoliang village hacked a tunnel through the lower cliff, which is now a tourist attraction. The village of Kunshan, just across the border in Shanxi and accessible by the park shuttle bus, later carved an even longer and more hair-raising tunnel through the upper limestone cliff to access the rest of their province. This tunnel, which starts about 3.5 km outside Kunshan village and 200 m above it, is not accessible by anything larger than a minivan and is closed to the general driving public. Hiring a local vehicle can get you there, at a price that the drivers will agree on amongst themselves once they see you.
A glass-bottom observation platform - actually kind of a ferrata, since there's no railing and instead one is attached to the footpath side by a wire. Provides unusual view of the valley/water reservoir underneath, and is not for the faint-hearted.
宝泉旅游度假区
A 5A-level scenic spot known as the "Taihang Water World". It consists of the Grand Canyon and the Cliff World. The Grand Canyon features spectacular waterfalls and clear pools, while the Cliff World offers thrilling cliff-side activities and views over the Taihang Mountains.
回龙天界山景区
A 4A-level scenic area in the southern Taihang Mountains, part of the Wanxian Mountain complex. It is famous for the Huilong Cliff-Hanging Road (a tunnel carved by hand through the cliff) and the 360-degree cliff walkway. Key sights include the Dragon Chant Gorge with its pools and waterfalls, and Laoyeding Peak (1,570m), known as the "Iron Summit" of Taoism. It is also the site associated with national model worker Zhang Rongsuo.