Shanxi Museum is located in Binhe West Road, Taiyuan City. The whole building complex is like a mountain, full of ups and downs and rich breath. It is one of the landmark cultural buildings in Taiyuan. As the largest cultural relics collection, protection, research and exhibition center in Shanxi Province, Shanxi Museum has collected the essence of cultural relics in Shanxi Province, with about 400,000 precious cultural relics, including more than 400 first-class cultural relics.
2. Mengshan Giant Buddha
The Mengshan Giant Buddha in Jinyang is the second largest Buddha statue in the world, located in Mengshan, more than 20 kilometers southwest of Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province. In terms of age, it is the earliest large-scale stone Buddha in the world and can be called "the first Buddha in the world". It started 55 1 year ago, 1400 years ago, and was earlier than Leshan Giant Buddha in Sichuan 162 years ago.
3. Jinci
Jinci, located in Jinci Town, Jinyuan District, Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province, is a national key cultural relics protection unit and a national AAAA tourist scenic spot. Jinci Temple, formerly known as Jinci Temple and Tang Shuyu Temple, was built to commemorate Tang Shuyu, the founding emperor of the State of Jin (later named King of Jin) and his mother Jiang Hou. It is the earliest existing royal garden in China and the ancestral temple of the State of Jin.
4. Toyama Garden in China
China Fu Shan Garden is located in the northwest of Taiyuan City, in the west village of jiancaoping district, close to north university of china, a Shanxi institution of higher learning, and is the hometown of Mr. Fu Shan. China Fu Shan Garden was built to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Mr. Fu Shan's birth.
The shape of the archway is three doors, six columns and seven roofs. In the middle, the stone building is engraved with five magnificent characters of "Chinese Fu Shan Garden" inscribed by Mr. Yao Dianzhong, and the column in the middle door is engraved with Mr. Fu Shan's couplet.
5. Chunyang Palace
Chunyang Palace, also known as Lv Zu Temple, is located in the northwest corner of Wuyi Square in Taiyuan. Chunyang Palace "Chunyang" is Dong Bin's name, and "Gong" is a palace dedicated to immortals. Chunyang Palace, named after Lv Dongbin. The main buildings are Lv Zu Hall, Cloister Pavilion, Gewei Pavilion, Annex Building, Brick Kiln and Guan Gong Pavilion.