PrefectureZhengzhou
郑州The rail hub that puts every other city here within a morning's ride.
Eighteen prefecture-level cities, plus the county towns that actually hold the mountains and kilns. Filter by what you want to see, then add cities to your trip.
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PrefectureThe rail hub that puts every other city here within a morning's ride.
PrefectureThirteen dynasties on the Yi River: cliff Buddhas, palace gates and peonies.
PrefectureThe Song capital that invented the night market and never stopped eating late.
PrefectureWhere Chinese writing begins — oracle bones and bronze from the Shang capital.
PrefectureGateway to the red-rock gorges and waterfall chains of the Taihang range.
PrefectureSouth Taihang trailheads, cliff villages and reservoirs within an hour of town.
PrefectureQuiet Taihang foothills, cave temples and the old lane of Jun County.
PrefectureDragon-figure relics and acrobatics: a county-fair kind of weekend.
PrefectureThree Kingdoms storytelling, a revived old city and late-night riverside snacks.
PrefectureBuddhist mountain temples, hot springs and the big hill country of Yaoshan.
PrefectureRiver parks, food-industry museums and an easy overnight between Zhengzhou and Xinyang.
PrefectureYellow River gorges, sunken courtyards and the pass where the old road entered the plains.
PrefectureWangwu Mountain, a cliff-top temple and the source of the Jishui river.
PrefectureA walled old city on the eastern plain, best seen at sunset from the moat.
PrefectureBreakfast capital of the plain: pepper soup, flatbreads and very early mornings.
PrefectureHan-history museums, herb markets and the back door to the Funiu mountains.
PrefectureTea hills, rice paddies and a southern-China rhythm at the top of the Dabie range.
PrefectureWheat plains, a legendary mountain temple and the Chaya Mountain film-set rocks.
Dengfeng for Shaolin, Xiuwu for the Yuntai gorge, Linzhou for the cliff canal — the county-level cities carry the scenery.