Tanhe Ancient City (Ningxiang)
A Western Zhou-themed ancient city built by Songcheng Performing Arts, its theme inspired by the Four-Ram Square Zun unearthed at the Tanheri site in Ningxiang; the park recreates Western Zhou street markets and sacrificial scenes, and its flagship show 'The Romance of Tanhe' draws on legends of the Zhou Dynasty — great for families and fans of live performances
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- 09:30-21:00
- Ticket
- approx. CNY 200
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
A Western Zhou-themed ancient city built by Songcheng Performing Arts, its theme inspired by the Four-Ram Square Zun unearthed at the Tanheri site in Ningxiang; the park recreates Western Zhou street markets and sacrificial scenes, and its flagship show 'The Romance of Tanhe' draws on legends of the Zhou Dynasty — great for families and fans of live performances.
Getting there: Self-drive to Ningxiang
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