Attractions

Located in Kaifeng, Henan Province, China, Iron Pagoda Park (Tie Ta) was known as the Kaibao Temple Pagoda originally and was built by the Song emperor for keeping the relics of Sakyamuni.

The Dragon Pavilion Park was first the former mansion of a mission of the Tang Dynasty. Later it turned into an imperial palace in the later Liang, Later Jin, Later Han and Later Zhou periods.

The Ruins of Yin is the first confirmed capital ruins in Chinese history, which belongs to Yin Dynasty in 1300 BC, one of Chinese most early dynasty

The "Kaifeng City Hall (Kaifengfu)" mentioned today, is the Song Dynasty theme park modeled the original governmental construction, which covers an area of 39, 960 ㎡ in total, building area over 14, 000㎡.

Barkhor Street is a famous commercial and commodity-distributing center in Lhasa, consisting of more than 120 handicrafts shops and more than 200 stalls.

The Sera Monastery is the last of the three principal Yellow Sect monasteries built in Lhasa. The setting itself is very beautiful with cobbled alleyways, temples and colleges.

Drepung Monastery is the largest of all Tibetan monasteries, and indeed at its peak was the largest monastery of any religion in the world.

Norbulingka means jewel garden which was built in 1751 around Lhasa City & now is the largest and best scenery of Tibetan artificial gardens

Tibet Museum is located at southwest corner of Norbulingka in Lhasa, which is the first modern museum in Tibet where houses cultural relics of Tibet

Yangpachen is famous for the Yangpachen hot springs, which have been harnessed to produce much of the electricity for the capital Lhasa.