Tang Ming, the paradise of Luoyang City National Heritage Park in Tang Dynasty, is an AAAA-level tourist attraction in China, with profound historical and cultural heritage. It is an important proof of Luoyang history and Central Plains culture in Sui and Tang Dynasties. After Luoyang resumed its daily performances, the following is the performance schedule of the scenic spot from June to February in 5438.

From Sunday, 202 1,1,2 1, the Tang Ming Paradise Scenic Area in Luoyang City of Sui and Tang Dynasties resumed its daily performances, and many performances were held on the second floor of Tang Ming every day.

Performance schedule:

Tips: The South Ladder of Tangming is affected by weather and other reasons, and the final interpretation right belongs to the scenic spot.

Tang Ming was founded in 688 AD. It is the palace where Empress Wu Zetian worships heaven, fetes ministers and holds large-scale music and dances. As well as the Chinese Festival series of Henan Satellite TV staged in the Ming Hall of Luoyang City in Sui and Tang Dynasties, all show the splendid beauty of China traditional culture. Tang Ming, which has a thousand years of cultural heritage, combines with programs with cultural tonality to complement each other.

Introduction of Paradise Tang Ming Scenic Spot in Luoyang National Heritage Park in Sui and Tang Dynasties

Luoyang City National Heritage Park in Sui and Tang Dynasties was once the core area of Miyagi ruins in Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties and Song Dynasties, among which Tang Ming and Tang Tian in Wu Zetian period were the most famous. Tang Ming, located on the central axis of Luoyang City in Sui and Tang Dynasties, is the main hall of Miyagi and an important place for Tang Gaozong and Wu Zetian to dominate the country and take charge of state affairs. 20 13 The prototype of the flying tower in the movie Dancing Millennium directed by Tsui Hark is here.

Heaven is the place where Wu Zetian worships Buddha. There are five floors outside the building and nine floors inside, which symbolizes the supremacy of the Ninth Five-Year Plan. Visitors can take the elevator to the ninth floor and have a panoramic view of Luoyang. The night scene is not to be missed. There are also large and small Buddha statues and murals on other floors, and you can learn about the profound Buddhist culture.