云丘山景区

Yunqiu Mountain combines mountain trails, old villages and ice caves. Choose sites such as Yuhuang Summit, Ta’erpo and Kangjiaping according to fitness and interests. High views are strongly weather-dependent, and cloud seas are not a permanent sight. These historical reference images mainly record summit views and mountain paths. Ice-cave openings and equipment requirements need separate confirmation.

壶口瀑布

Hukou Falls is formed by the Yellow River's sharp convergence in a narrow rock trough. The water volume, color, ice and open platforms continue to change. The water here is strong, the rock surface is slippery and may be eroded. You must view it from a managed viewing area and adjust your itinerary in the event of flooding, ice or strong wind closures.

黄河壶口瀑布（山西侧）

At Hukou, the broad Yellow River is forced into a narrow rock trough, forming strong falling water, water mist and seasonal ice. The color, volume and available platforms of the water are constantly changing; this is both a geomorphological event and a cultural symbol of the Yellow River, and must be viewed from a managed platform.

广胜寺

The upper and lower temples of Guangsheng Temple are famous for their glazed Feihong Pagoda, historical wooden structures, murals and the relationship between "Zhao Cheng Jin Zang". Its value lies in the relationship between architecture, scriptures, statues and Huoquan landscape, rather than an isolated colorful tower.

陶寺遗址博物馆

Taosi is an important late Neolithic urban center in the Fen River Basin. Important evidence of high-level tombs, handicrafts, rammed earth buildings and discussions of early complex society have been discovered. Restoration displays explain research hypotheses, and unearthed artifacts and strata are the evidence.

洪洞大槐树寻根祭祖园

The commemorative landscape revolves around the collective memory of official immigrants related to Hongdong in the early Ming Dynasty. The existing ancient Sophora japonica imagery and the park serve as symbolic functions for genealogy and homecoming ceremonies, and are not literal evidence of the departure of each family; the exhibition should be read in conjunction with the documented history of immigration.

临汾市博物馆

The Linfen Municipal Museum connects the prehistoric settlements in the Fenhe Basin, the Bronze Age government, Jin culture, religious art and later life into a timeline, providing a background for understanding scattered sites such as Taosi Temple, Guangsheng Temple and Hukou, and is especially suitable for archaeological focus visits.