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Explore Zhengzhou
Zhengzhou lies on the southern bank of the Yellow River – the cradle of Chinese civilisation, and is one of the Eight Great Ancient Capitals of China.
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The Modern Ancient Capital
Zhengzhou’s location in central China makes it a major national transportation hub. Zhengzhou East Railway Station, the largest railway station in Asia, makes it convenient for those traveling around China.
The city is famous for its delicious noodles. Beef or lamb noodles can be found in many restaurants, but the best are the local corner stores that have a long history of making the dish.
Why Zhengzhou?
Zhengzhou is right at the epicentre of the economic and technological transformation of central China. More than 70% of Apple iPhones sold worldwide are manufactured here.
In the centre of town, Erqi Square is a great area to explore with a lively night market and several streets spreading out into culturally-rich neighbourhoods.
Luoyang, Kaifeng, and Anyang are three other Great Ancient Capitals and are located nearby – great places to visit for a day trip.
Shaolin Temple (the ancient centre of Chinese Kung Fu) is less than an hour’s drive away from the city centre.
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