Location: Sanmenxia
Top Things to do in Sanmenxia
8 Things to Do in Sanmenxia That You Shouldn't Miss
Sanmenxia is a prefecture-level city in western Henan Province, China. The westernmost prefecture-level city in Henan, Sanmenxia borders Luoyang to the east, Nanyang to the southeast, Shaanxi Province to the west and Shanxi Province to the north.
Restaurants in Sanmenxia
1. Sanmenxia Swan Viewing Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By AidanEmily - Singapore, Singapore
There were some photographers along the lake, as well as retailers selling art work.
You had lots of space to take a walk with your loved ones. Even in the day, it was not overly crowded and visitors could spread out along the entire walkway.
There is no entrance charge. Quite a nice place to watch the swans in action.
2. Guo State Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By dgrier - Due West, South Carolina
Sanmenxia's Guo State Museum is small, but very good. There are numerous bronzes, weapons, pieces of jade and jewelry, but the main attraction is the chariot burial, with 19 chariots and skeletons of 38 horses. The museum is modern and its artifacts tastefuly presented. The museum is well worth a visit if you are in Sanmenxia.
3. Sanmenxia Dam Scenic Area on Yellow River
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Jo B - Drouin, Australia
It was good to be able to take a drive out to Yellow River Dam and to be able to read and discover more about the history of Sanmenxia and the dam. The dam itself wasn't pretty but the surrounding area was quite nice.
4. Sanmenxia Dam on Yellow River
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By アカテツ - Tokyo Prefecture, Japan
いわゆる お寺巡りだけの観光に飽きたら ぜひここに行ってください。
黄河を目の前にできますし、ダムの景色も素晴らしい。エレベーターで下まで降りるとダムの堰堤がまじかに見れて迫力があります。
5. Shan Zhou Scenic Area
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By 子瀟 陳 - Hong Kong, China
市區最著名的景點，我們第一個到達的地方就是這裏，由好幾個部分組成，有寺院佛塔、黃河濕地、天鵝湖棲息地、還有一個古代的學堂遺跡，裡面的庭院修建的還蠻精緻漂亮，裡面有隻小花貓不怕人很好玩。總體是一個大景點，只是配套設施一般，裡面比較大走起來很累。
6. Tianjing House
7. Baolun Pagoda
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Gary T - Xinzheng, China
The pagoda itself is about average, but my Very Good rating is based on a number of other attractions close to the pagoda, some of which are not listed yet on Trip Advisor. The pagoda was begun in the Tang Dynasty and rebuilt in 1177 during the Jin. Near the base of the pagoda is a group of petrified tree trunks. Nearby is a stone arch built in 1623 during the Ming, the Sino-Japanese Friendship Arboretum, ancient rammed-earth city wall, a temple, and the City Museum which so far is not listed on Trip Advisor. Not far away is a Warring States chariot burial tucked away in the midst of a residential neighborhood which almost no one knows about, and a few kilometers away is the world-class Guo State Tombs, Chariot Burial, and Museum. All these are photographed extensively and appear on my GaryLeeTodd.com website. There is also a swan lake nearby which, I believe, has been reviewed, and since I'm an expert on Chinese history and not waterfowl, I shall skip that attraction. The arch, museum, temple, wall, and peace garden are all a short walk from the pagoda and can all be easily viewed in a morning or afternoon.
