Luoyang Must-Sees
Luoyang served as the capital for thirteen ancient dynasties, leaving behind a legacy of imperial architecture and cultural treasures. This list includes the Luoyang Museum, which houses extensive collections of Tang dynasty pottery and Bronze Age artifacts, and the Guanlin Temple, the burial site of General Guan Yu. It also covers key transport links and reconstructed historical landmarks like the Li jing men and Ying tian men gate sites.
A Guanlin Temple
A temple and forest complex housing the burial site of General Guan Yu's head. The site features Ming and Qing dynasty architecture and is a significant pilgrimage location for Three Kingdoms history.
Li jing men
A station on Luoyang Subway Line 1, located near the historic west gate of the old city wall.
C Li jing men
The reconstructed west gate of Luoyang's ancient city wall, serving as the entrance to the historic Old Town district and its traditional food streets.
Luoyang Museum
A major museum showcasing artifacts from Luoyang's history as a capital, including Neolithic pottery, ancient bronze wares, and Tang dynasty tri-colored glazed ceramics.
E Ying tian men
Metro station on Line 1, situated adjacent to the archaeological site and reconstructed southern gate of the Sui and Tang dynasty imperial palace.
F Guanlin
A railway station on the Jiaozuo–Liuzhou and Luoyang–Yiyang lines, located in Guanlin Town.
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