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Not included: Mandatory consumption: excluding Hanging Temple scenic area transportation 20 yuan per person; The entrance fee for the Hanging Temple is 100 yuan, not included. You can voluntarily choose to purchase tickets to visit, or freely move around and take photos at the scenic area entrance (tickets for the Hanging Temple are limited and cannot be booked online in advance, so be prepared for the possibility of not being able to buy tickets on site).; Yungang Grottoes self-funded project: The scenic area prohibits the use of loudspeakers. Bluetooth headsets are required, and the headsets cost 20 yuan per person (mandatory consumption, otherwise you may not hear the tour guide clearly).; Yungang electric car one-way 10 yuan per person, round-trip 15 yuan per person (voluntary consumption, recommended purchase); Other fees
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📩 Pre-departure Notice One day before departure, by 6 PM, a tour notice or staff WeChat QR code will be sent via WhatsApp or email. Customer service and staff will proactively contact you. Please submit your ID photos in a timely manner to facilitate itinerary arrangements. Thank you for your cooperation. 📌 Itinerary Overview Depart and gather near Hualin Xintiandi/Wanda Plaza in Datong city center to Yingxian Wooden Pagoda to Hanging Temple to Yungang Grottoes to arrive at Hualin Xintiandi in Datong for disbanding, ending the Northern Shanxi trip. (The above itinerary order is for reference only and may be advanced or postponed. The order of attractions may also be adjusted, depending on the weather and traffic conditions on the day. Please refer to the actual tour arrangements.) 🕗 Meeting Time and Location Meeting Time: 6:30-6:45 Location: Near Hualin Xintiandi/Wanda Plaza in Datong city center The specific time and location will be subject to actual arrangements. ⭐ Must-See Highlights 🏞️Hanging Temple (Hunyuan, Datong) A cliffside marvel left from the Northern Wei Dynasty, half-embedded in the cliff and built in mid-air, supported by ingenious mechanics. It integrates Buddhist, Taoist, and Confucian cultures, with thrilling yet healing plank walks. Yingxian Wooden Pagoda (Sakyamuni Pagoda of Fogong Temple) One of the world's three great pagodas, a pure wooden, nail-free mortise and tenon masterpiece from the Liao Dynasty, standing 67 meters tall for nearly a thousand years, housing the essence of dougong art and Liao Dynasty Buddhist culture. Yungang Grottoes A World Cultural Heritage site, the pinnacle of Northern Wei royal carving art, with 53 caves and over 50,000 statues, including the open-air giant Buddha and the flying Apsaras of Wuhua Cave, engraving a thousand years of history and the beauty of East-West artistic fusion.