The 5A Tourist Attraction in Shanxi(A World-Class Premium Destination in China) - Mianshan

Mianshan, located in Jiexiu City, Shanxi Province, is a tourist attraction that combines natural beauty with historical and cultural significance. Mianshan is renowned for its rich Taoist culture and magnificent natural scenery, serving as the birthplace of the traditional Chinese festival, the Qingming Festival. It is not only a pilgrimage site for Taoist believers but also an ideal destination for exploring the beauty of traditional culture and nature, attracting countless pilgrims and tourists.

Mianshan boasts steep mountainsides and cliffy precipices, with towering pine and cypress trees scattered throughout, creating a natural oxygen bar. The scenic area encompasses 14 major attractions and over 360 minor ones, such as the waterfalls in Shuitaogou, the iron chain suspension bridge in Qixian valley, and the spectacular architecture of Daluogong, each leaving visitors enchanted and reluctant to leave.

Beyond its natural scenery, Mianshan also preserves a wealth of ancient architecture and cultural heritage. The imitation ancient building complexes, religious buildings, garden architectures, and ancient ruins collectively form an ancient architecture museum (garden), allowing tourists to appreciate the charm of ancient architectural art and religious culture during their visits.

As the birthplace of the Cold Food Festival, Mianshan is also closely linked to the story of Jie Zitui. This historical event not only adds a rich historical flavor to Mianshan but also enables visitors to learn about the origin and the story behind this traditional Chinese festival during their tour.

Mianshan attracts numerous tourists with its unique natural scenery and rich historical and cultural heritage. Whether visitors prefer natural landscapes or are passionate about history and culture, they can all find their own tranquility and beauty here.

Opening Hours and Ticket Prices (for reference):

Peak Season (April 1 to October 31): 8:00 to 19:30 (Ticket: 110 yuan per person, tour bus: 50 yuan per person)

Off-peak Season (November 1 to March 31 of the next year): 8:30 to 18:00 (Ticket: 90 yuan per person, tour bus: 50 yuan per person)

Source: Comprehensive collation by sx.china.com