Historical Significance
As the original urban core of Luoyang (ancient "Luoyi"), this area served as the capital for 13 dynasties from the Zhou (1046 BCE) to Tang (907 CE). The current reconstruction preserves:
- Wenfeng Pagoda: A 30-meter Ming Dynasty structure with nightly 3D light shows.
- Four-Eyed Well: A 1,000-year-old water system symbolizing ancient urban planning.
- Tuoling Palace: A sacred site linked to Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty.
Cultural Highlights
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Immersive Experiences:
- Hanfu Culture: Over 50 rental shops offer traditional costumes for photoshoots, with 78% of visitors participating.
- Intangible Heritage: Displays include 2,200-year-old brush-making and Sancai pottery techniques.
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Architectural Styles:
- Blends Tang (eaves), Song (courtyards), and Republic of China facades.
- Xintan Port: A reconstructed Tang-era canal with goldfish lantern installations.
Visitor Guide
- Hours: 09:00–22:30 (peak season extended hours).
- Best Time: Evenings for light shows; April for peony-themed events.
- Nearby: 15-min walk to Luoyang Museum (197 national relics).
Why Feature Luoyi?
- UNESCO Connection: Part of Luoyang’s "Capital of 13 Dynasties" heritage.
- Digital Innovation: AR-enhanced exhibits and holographic storytelling.
