Yun yang shan

It includes the Yan Emperor’s Mausoleum, Imperial Stele Garden, Shennong Hall, Egret Pavilion, Huangshan Stele Forest and other landscapes. If you are interested in traditional Chinese culture, you can visit and learn about the history of Emperor Yan. Since Emperor Yan's Mausoleum occupies a large area, it is recommended to take a sightseeing bus to focus on experience and feelings.

The museum has three floors of tours, all of which are filled with red slogans promoting "China's Red Culture". If you are interested in Chinese red culture, you can visit the museum. You can bring your elders to visit.

The park has natural landscapes such as Falling Water Falls, Pearl Curtain Falls, and Tree Hugging Stones, but the distance between the attractions is far, and there is a bus that can pick up and drop off between the attractions, or you can drive yourself to the attractions, and there is a parking lot nearby.

The Bryan River Academy was built in the 18th year of Qianlong (1753) in the Qing Dynasty, covering an area of more than 7,000 square meters, with a floor area of more than 4,100 square meters, featuring a head gate, a lecture hall, an inner hall, and a fasting house. There is not only a deep historical heritage and beautiful environment, but also a unique architectural style and humanistic atmosphere.

A lot of ceramic relics and artworks are exhibited here. Ceramics carry a rich historical and cultural heritage here. Visiting here, you can feel the profound foundation of Chinese civilization.

This museum gathers various types of ceramics and other art works, and usually offers various forms of exchange and cooperation activities such as art collection exhibitions, art forum lectures, and artist on-site creation for visitors. If you enjoy appreciating art works, you can come for sightseeing.