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Anonymous userIt's definitely worth a visit. The park is very large, and once the lights are on, you can truly feel the prosperity of the "Tang Dynasty." There are many NPCs you can interact with to win silver tickets. The performance of the Tang Emperor's Eastern Expedition is very impressive. It was my first time visiting Tangshan, and I had a great experience. I'll definitely come back next time.
4.6/5Anonymous userAs a history enthusiast, I finally had the opportunity to visit the Eastern Qing Tombs. Beforehand, I did my research and didn't buy shuttle bus tickets; I simply parked my car at the Yuling parking lot for 2 yuan per hour. Yuling is the mausoleum of Emperor Qianlong. The main hall was under renovation, but the underground palace was open to the public, showcasing its former grandeur with exquisite carvings and Sanskrit inscriptions. From there, you can easily walk to the adjacent Yufei Mausoleum and Dingdong Mausoleum. Empress Dowager Cixi's Long'en Hall is extremely luxurious, and its underground palace is also open to the public. Yufei Mausoleum, however, is much less grand, with green glazed tiles reflecting the strict hierarchical system of the Qing Dynasty. Driving was convenient, and I also visited the closed Dingling, Xiaoling, and Jingling Mausoleums. On the return trip, I passed the Stone Statue Road, the Great Red Gate, and the Stone Archway. Overall, I had a very complete visit to the Eastern Qing Tombs.
4.7/5
热爱生活的奶爸Nanhu Kailuan Park is a must-see when visiting Tangshan. The scenic area is quite large, so it's recommended to rent an electric scooter. However, be aware that electric scooters are no longer available for rent after 6 p.m., so book in advance. The area is somewhat similar to the Summer Palace, with water, mountain ranges, and various small gardens. I recommend taking a boat ride to see the different views, or riding an electric scooter to explore interesting spots. Some areas require separate admission. I highly recommend watching the Nanhu Park Light and Water Show; it's the best musical fountain I've ever seen, bar none. It's short, but it's free, and for that reason alone, it's completely worth the rave review. Highly recommended, a must-see!
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115***80It was my first time to visit Tangquan Palace Hot Spring. I met a waiter named Yang Yuhong. She introduced the ways to play in Tangquan Palace in detail, told us where there were hot springs and steam rooms, etc. She also took the initiative to get red dates water. It was so heartwarming ❤️. I like it and will definitely visit again. Thank you again for Xiao Yang's service
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