Han Han Gu Guan

The site is still under development and construction, also called Hanguguan, mainly the things of the Han Dynasty. The Guansuo is located in a river valley, easy to guard and difficult to attack. The closed city wall that has been retained so far is still rampant. The winter is particularly beautiful.

The pass is still quite good, although there are not many characteristics, when you come over to see some situations here, you can still understand some of the conditions here, it is also a more cost-effective place for tickets, the Guanlou is not bad.

For tickets, the original price is 40, and the current discount price is 20, but the conductor did not disclose why the discount and when the discount will be, just said "now it has been discounted." There is no exhibition hall, only a few outdoor exhibition boards, and the site itself. Now it is being reinforced. Luoyang 701, 702, Luoyang to Dianchi shuttle bus, etc. all pass by the scenic spot.

The river is a tributary of the Yellow River, also known as the Yellow River, from south to north into the Yellow River. On the west side of the river is a mountain, called Chou Sangyuan. Because the edge of the thick mulberry is steep cliff, on the south bank of the Yellow River is a cliff of hundreds of meters, from the south bank of the Yellow River is impossible to pass east and west. There is a valley to the north of the thick mulberry original, which is deep and dangerous like a letter, called a letter valley, and it becomes a must-have place for east and west. Qin people in the east exit of Hangu near the Yongnong and the place, built a level, called Hangu Guan.

During the Han Wu emperor, Yang Pu, general of the building ship, moved the Hangu Guan from the eastern border of Shaanxi and Yu to the current site east of Luoyang at his own expense. The existing Guanlou was rebuilt during the Republic of China, but the Guanwall and Xingtai on both sides were sites 2,000 years ago. In addition, archaeologists have unearthed important relics such as storage sites and driveway sites near the closing of the door. Compared with the Qin Hangu Guan, which is the first gate of the "Silk Road", Han Hangu Guan represents the tolerance and openness of China.

This place is good, friends who like it can go and see it.

It has now been standardized management. No tickets are required. It is open from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm. After entering, it is recommended to watch the historical short film first, and have a general understanding of the entire Hanhan Valley Guan. In 2014, it was included as a World Heritage Site of 33 Silk Road: Chang'an Tianshan Corridor.

The site can be seen, understand this history, and there are quite a lot of tourists.