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Guoliang Village is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, 60 kilometers northwest of Huixian County, Henan Province, on a high cliff at an altitude of 1,700 meters. Together with Nanping, it belongs to the Wanxian Mountain Scenic Area and is part of the Wanxian Mountain Scenic Area.
Guoliang has a unique mountain terrain, with overlapping peaks, beautiful mountains and clear waters, strange caves and beautiful waterfalls, deep pools and long streams, simple stone houses, and honest mountain people. There are stone mills, stone walls, stone tables, stone benches, and stone kangs. The farmhouses are made of solid stone to the top, and they are located in rows on the thousand-foot cliffs, following the trend of the mountain. It has the reputation of "Pearl of Taihang".
Guoliang Village is suitable for all seasons, with different scenery and different ways of playing in different seasons.
Late October is the best time to visit, with red leaves and abundant fruits everywhere. The area also has more water, making the scenery even more charming.
Over 200 attractions are located in the area, including the Red Rock Cliff Grand Canyon, the Film and Television Village, the Cliff Corridor, the Heavenly Lake, the Lotus Basin, the Shouting Spring, the Sun, Moon, and Star Stone, the Black Dragon Pool Waterfall, the Five Peaks Forest, the Yellow Dragon Cave, the Mojian Peak, the Luojie Village, the Sun Bin Spring, the Hulu Peak, the Qilang Peak, and the Zijing Mountain. The scenic natural scenery and quaint folk customs have attracted numerous Chinese and foreign tourists, artists, and film and television giants.
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Guo Liang is a town in Henan with historical importance in local culture and agriculture. It reflects traditional Henan rural life and maintains cultural heritage sites.
Located in Henan Province. Accessible by local bus or taxi from nearby cities. Walking is suitable for exploring scenic or village areas.
Most areas are free; some scenic spots may charge a small fee (¥10–50). Tickets can be bought onsite; online options are limited.
Advance booking is generally not required unless visiting special events; 1–2 days in advance is enough if needed.
Half a day to one full day is sufficient to explore main scenic and cultural spots.
Guided tours may be available in Mandarin; English or other language tours are rare and may require prior booking.
Start from the main entrance or village center, follow scenic trails to rivers and hills, visit temples or cultural sites, then return via a different path for variety.
Night visits are limited. Occasional local festivals may feature evening activities.
Weekdays and early mornings are least crowded. Holidays and weekends see more visitors.
Basic facilities include public toilets, small restaurants or snack stalls, benches, and water points along trails.
Most areas are accessible, though some hilly paths may be challenging. Suitable for children and moderately elderly visitors.
Mobile payments (Alipay, WeChat) are widely accepted; small cash is useful for minor purchases.
Vegetarian options are available; vegan and halal options may be limited and require checking in advance.
Souvenirs include local handicrafts, teas, small cultural artifacts, and traditional food products.
Return to nearby cities by taxi or local bus; from there, high-speed rail or intercity buses connect to other destinations in Henan.
