Able to see the Yellow River from up close. Unfortunately, the hovercraft company went bankrupt during the pandemic and we were not able to sail on the river, which is 50% sand and mud. Shaolin Temple was a fun visit with Kung Fu exhibition from the students. Guide Gavin was fantastic, probably the best guide we have had in all our tours in the last decades. Very knowledgeable about historical information.

If you take the HSR it’s only 20 min away to Jiaozuo which was super easy . It’s worth the trip . Especially the red gorge and the glass walkway . Pity the road was closed so we couldn’t go up to the highest point :(

Amazing experience. Architecture and infrastructure were simply classic. Shaolin performers were unforgettable. Would love to visit again 🇨🇳🥰

The tour was perfectly planned and David(our guide ) and the driver were professional and kind to satisfy our requests.The lunch food was delicious.A great occasion to discovery the ancient treasures of China.

It was amazing and good organized private tour. I want to tell thank you this company for everything. Tour gide was so attentive, kind and active.during our tour he was taking care of me and was explaining every details what we saw. Answer all my question what i was interested. I chacked a lot of company and finally i choosed this and did great choice. Also during my travelling in Zhengzhou company stuff helped me for evrything, and reccomended me places what could i see my self. Any time there were ready to help.

What is the point of advertising this trip as "from $80" when you open the site and it comes up costing $230

by passed the shaolin temple and pagoda forest to reach for the Cable Car and onto the scenic walk that wraps itself around the mountains.hill. soo many stairs so this one is for the fit and able. because what goes down the stairs, must go back up the stairs. i was pushed for time so could only manage to walk along this for about 30 mins as i knew that going back up the stairs to return would take longer. You must realise that doing the cable car and walk around the mountains takes min of 2hrs. would love to have kept walking to reach the top temple which was about an hour hike around the mountains but could not. highly recommend anyone who is fit to tackle this one. its absoutly breathtaking and not mentioned enough on tours or trip advisor

If you can ignore the crowd (where in China is there no crowd?) this place is a must see. While the car-park is a distance from the sights, it is paved and concreted so walking should be no problem for those of us who need to take our time. The temple does have endless steps it would seem, however take your time and enjoy the mystery and the sacredness of this wonderful place. The forest of temples to the ancestors is what I thought was truly magnificent. Quiet and engaging in a sacred sort of way. The Longmen Grottoes are worth the trip...trolley buses get you close to the lengthy viewing area. This area has many stairs to get up close to view the carvings in the caves and grottoes. If you have a mobility problem, I suggest viewing what you can from ground level. The river is a peaceful backdrop, and the bridge takes you to the other-side where you can view from a distance the larger carvings and the perspective of size. Trolley cars await your return to the car park which are some distance away. Note which car park you came from or you will find yourself lost as we did. Finding our way back to our driver was a nightmare of large proportions due to language difficulties. Exhausted from the big day out was the outcome, yet thoroughly delighted with the sites and sights.