Anyang Guide Copied Straight from the Strategy

Fellow martial artists and friends, here is a guide to Anyang that you can copy directly, ensuring a smooth and pleasant journey to Anyang! 【Two-Day Itinerary】 Day 1: Head to the Yin Ruins Museum, a place full of treasures where dragons and tigers hide. Then optionally visit the Yin Ruins Ancestral Temple area to explore. Next, climb the Wenfeng Pagoda at Tianning Temple to enjoy the view from above. In the evening, savor the century-old delicacies of Anyang. After dinner, take a stroll on Xianqian Street or Cangxiang Street, and then head to Beida Street night market to experience the lively local atmosphere. Day 2: Start early with a taste of Shenji's flat noodle dishes, then proceed to the Chinese Character Museum to delve into the mysteries of writing. Afterwards, you can climb the Kuixing Pavilion for a panoramic view of the city. 【Three-Day Itinerary】 The first day's itinerary is the same as above. The second day's itinerary is the same as above, with an additional visit to Yuanlin to appreciate the ancient style. In the evening, you can also enjoy the night view of Kuixing Pavilion. Day 3: If you do not wish to go to the county town, you can also visit other small attractions in the city area, such as the Cultural Tourism Town, Shierfu, and the Chengde Fu Chenghuang Temple, to fill your leisure time. This guide also includes several key points: The documentary 'Why China' about the Yin Ruins can add depth to your trip. 'National Treasure 3' about the Anyang Yin Ruins tells the stories of many cultural relics. 'If National Treasures Could Talk 1', a few short episodes, full of wit and charm. 【Must-Visit Spots】 Yin Ruins Museum: Tiered ticket pricing, with discounts for the evening. The museum is full of treasures. Wenfeng Pagoda: A Five Dynasties Buddhist pagoda, one of Anyang's sixteen small scenic spots, from which you can overlook the entire city. Cangxiang Street: Free of charge, an ancient alley from the Ming and Qing dynasties, pleasant at night. Chinese Character Museum: Free entry, visit in sequence to learn about the history of the development of Chinese characters. Kuixing Pavilion: Built in the Ming Dynasty, you can see the Kuixing statue and the water fetching pool when you climb the tower. There are many delicacies for you to enjoy. For accommodation, you can stay at the Lanque Jun Cheng (Wenfeng Middle Road Store), or near Cangxiang Street and Wanda Plaza.