Jincheng City

A treasury of ancient architecture at the southern end of the Taihang Mountains, Jincheng has the Royal City Chancellor's Mansion, clusters of ancient fortresses and Wangmangling canyon scenery.

Jincheng lies in southeastern Shanxi at the southern foot of the Taihang Mountains, bordering Henan. The Royal City Chancellor's Mansion in Yangcheng was the residence of the Qing dynasty chancellor Chen Tingjing, and many Ming and Qing fortresses are scattered around it; the area preserves a large number of early wooden structures from the Song, Jin and Yuan dynasties; Wangmangling and Xiyagou in Lingchuan are known for Taihang canyons and cliffside roads. Spring flowers and autumn foliage are ideal, and the mountains are cool in summer. You can take high-speed rail to Jincheng East station, and it is convenient from both Zhengzhou and Taiyuan.

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